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... THE CAULIFLOWER. The cauliflower you may call a flower, a contemporary tells us, but if you call till you are black in the face you cannot make a flower of it. The cauliflower is an instructive example of the working of the Education Acts. Once the c ...
... Cauliflowers. AIR with ears tinder haudlipbte, sprinkle with coot and lime, destroy slats; sownpmdh seed under glass, and those sown lest month. Ehubarb, Sea Kale, and Asparagus. Make fresh plantations of the first, and prepare ground by deep trenohing ...
... that the cauliflower is a broccoli in disguise; others, that the broccoli is a disguised cauliflower. That however i s a private family matt er, ent i re l y out o f the reg ion of scientific inquiry. All we can say is that if the cauliflower and the broccoli ...
... Cauliflower. CUT l;i# leaves and the stalk close the body caulifiower; lay in cold water half hoar; tie in coarse mosquito netting and boil bot, salted water, changing this for water from the kettle the end of fifteen minutes. Salt (his also, and slightly ...
... Cauliflower. cutting in May and Jane, sow in August and September, in the open ground, and when sufficiently strong, transplant in a sheltered warm border or in frames, and protect during severe frost. Plant out early ipring in well prepared soil same ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Early London, Lenomiands, and other sorts, LETTUCE. All the Year Round, Victoria, Hardy Green, Hardy Cos, etc. ONION. Giant Rocca, Globe, and Flat Tripoli, etc. SPINACH, Prickly or Winter. TURNIP. White Stone, Silver Ball, Orange Jelly, etc ...
... CAULIFLOWERS VENISON, Rounds and Pieces BEEF—Slightly P;CKLED TRIPE-PICKLED PIGS' FEET, HADDOCK; FRESH BUTTER! FREL'H SALMON-FRESH MACKEREL; SMOKED SALMON, Do. Corned; ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Of late years the value of early cauliflowers has become kuown to those situated iu the south-western counties aud the Islands, where the winters are mild, and tons of white heads are transmitted hence yearly to all the large centres of ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Early London 1 6 , Late „ ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Not leas thm three shown—let, 35., W. Peckham 2nd, 25., John Lane. Plate of gooseberries—lst, 25., H. Barrett; 2nd, la., James Tabor. PI of currants (red or white)—lafe, 25., J. Tabor; 2nd, I*., G. Vincent. Plato of currants (black)—let ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. (The In early summer and late autumn we find cauliflowers to be invaluable vegetables. They are desirable enough, indee,l, all through the summer, but we usually have then a wealth of peas, beans, new potatoes, and other toothsome vegetables ...
... CAULIFLOWER CODFISH OYSTERS, in Shell & hare GROUSE, PARTRIDGES, Rounds and Pieces BEEF—Slightly Corned; SMOKED Do. SALMON HADDOCK I Send for this early as it will not keep. FRESH BUTTER, ...