... the pods of French Beans and Scarlet Runners be gathered immediately they are tit for Abe kitchen. None ought fus be left for seed on the rows from which the kitchen supply is obtained. In dry weather water Celery freely with manurewater. Sow Parsley, and ...

... SOUP KITCHENS. THE late severe weather, though enjoyable to those who have an abundance of warm clothing, plenty to eat and drink, and can indulge in skating and other seasonable pastimes, is quite a different matter to those poor creatures who have a ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Cauliftoicers. —Sow a* ndvi ed for cabbage ; prick off into a frame. few leaves can spared to make a bed raised above the ground-level, much the better; for gentle warmth will enable the plants to become rooted and established quickly ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Potatoes taken up in wet weather must be properly dried before storing. Spread them out in a shed for a short time previously, and hang mats over the openings to prevent the admission of light, or the tubers will soon turn green and be ...

... KITCHEN GADDEN. The breadths of early Broccoli and late Cauliflowers should be frequently examined, and all that are fit for use carefully taken up by the roots, and after a few of the outside leaves have been removed be stacked rather close together ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. A sowing of Bangster's No. 1 and Carter's First Crop Peas and Mazagan Beans may be made in high and dry localities. A certain risk is attached the crops sown now, especially if the garden abounds with slugs and snails . but, as the cost ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Where herbs like Basil and Major= were not sown in heat, as advised in former Calendars, they can be mown now in the open border. Hardier kinds. such as Burnet, Chervil, Purslane, Thyme, and Winter &awry may be sown at die same time. Sow ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Potatoes taken up in wet weather must be properly dried before storing. Spread them out in a shed for a short time previously, and hang mats over the openings to prevent the admission of light, or the tubers will soon turn green and be ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Take advantage of dry weather for clearing the ground of all exhausted crops of Peas, Beans, Arc., and well manure and prepare by deep digging for the reception of the winter crops. The hoe must be kept briskly at work amongst all growing ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. Cauliflowers and Lettuces for preserving over winter should be kept rather dry, and as much as possible exposed to the weather, to keep them stocky and hard. Keep the lights or glasses on always at night from this time forth, removing ...

... besides, they are now in continual request for the kitchen. A careful man should be sent amongst the beds to thin them out when wanted for the kitchen ; for, when left in the hands of the lads who are generally employed to serve vegetables, they rill anywhere ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN AND FRAME GROUND. The Kitchen Garden will now want a little extra labour to clear off remains of winter crops that have ceased to be profitable, and dig and dung the ground for Bummer vegetables. Manuring may now be proceeded with and breadths ...