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... beans: 1, R. Jones, Garthhebof. Boot: 1, R. Jones. Cabbage, white: 1, R. Joneo, Pcnraorfa. Red cabbage; 1, W. H. Jackson. Cauliflower*: 1. R. Jones, Garth Hebog. Carrot*: 1, WH. Jackson. Celery; 1, Jeremi.th Jones. Leeks; I, W. Griffith. Lettu-e, cabbage: ...
... ;2, Mrs B.—l, R i.ickarde ; Z R 8 Gashrd. , _ Six stick of red or white celezy—l, T G Knight, Usk ; 2. H Freeman. Three cauliflowers —l, H Freeman ; 2, H 8 Godard. Two bunches of black grapee-1, J T Davies; 2, Rev W H Willett. Two bunches of white grapes—Rev ...
... Rowlands Idri, Coitagu, DolgoIIau; R. C. Riubarda. ti.W. Railnoy. Do, (rad): I, D. F.vcti. Maeutulla.-au ; 2, D. Rowlands. Cauliflower. 2, Evan Griffith, Lion. Olrry: I. Evao Gtjfilh; Richard Rowlands Lion. Carrots: 1, Esau Griffith; 2, R. Rowland'. Cucumher ...
... Abergavennr. Onions (autumn sown)-1, B. F. Stockleam ;2, Rev W. N. Willett Celery-1, It C. Francis ;2, Rev Ti. IL Willett. Cauliflower-1, E Bowyer, Usk; 2, E. 0. Frauds. Collection of potatose-1, C. Jams ; 2, & 0. Francis. SECTION B. Batter lb.)—Mrs llsUawlrs ...
... Humphries. Onions (spring sown)—l, B. P. &oaths= ; 2, W. IL Went Oakes (autumn sown)—l, C. James ; 2, W. 21. West Two Cauliflower—l.B. Huxley; 2, 0. Jaime. Cuoninitres-1„8. Huxley ; 2. W. T. Woolley. Tomatoes—l, B. P. &Gotham ; 2, I. Bowyer. Shallot ...
... eabbages-1, J. Clarke, Olanynant ; 2. Mrs Davies. Llanfreebta. Vegetable marrows-I, E. A. Pryer, Cwmbran; 2, H. Snell. Cwmbran. Cauliflowers-4, Jose+, Whestsbeal;2,E.llogbes, Croesycdlog. Lettuce-I, Min 0. Thomas, Cwmbran ;2, E. Powell. Ctlenmhers-1, A. J. Morgan ...
... Payre, Sunny Bank, elydaoh ; 3, W. H. Garland. Shallots - 1, W. H. Garland ;2, John Fortey, IM, Woroester-street, Brynmawr. Cauliflowers-1. R. W. Kennard; 2, B. Watkins; 3, R C Frauds. Carrote- I, R. W. Kennard ; 2, B. F. Stocklutm, Maryportvareet. Usk ; 3 ...
... Daisy Pea, which is an excellent variety, and require* staking. There were plots of beetroot, onions, parsnips, cabbages, cauliflowers, also broid and runner bean* abundance, and the whole garden wa* high state cultiva- ...
... garaea, to IM aanoto, M to It; and thobofb, Mto M ptr dozen handle*. Onions, dried, to to per cwt. Oacainbers, to to 6d; cauliflowers, 1* totoCdl andcabbam. to IMpsrdosen. Strawbspies, to to to per dee*. Oosaabtcrita, to M to to ptr docan qanrta.—Otorer ...
... Two jrreen vegetable marrows—l, Mrs. Scott Bankee, Henhbts. St. Asaph; 2. Col. Mesham, Pont ruff.vdd, Trefnant. Three Cauliflowers —1, The Committee of the N.W.C.L. AavKxn; 2, Col. Cornwallis Wert. Three Spring Cabbages—l. Robert Hughes and Son. Ruthin; ...
... can similar- lv treated advent of frost, or they may be stored for nearly month in dry sand in any dry position. ' - , Cauliflowers are nomatimee forced gentle heat. Snowball and Early Erfurt ate the beet strains for forcing. A firm bed nod temperature ...