... florists nade an arch of hazel rods, and threw mats over their beds in the severe weather, but ihe tulip is hardy enough. CAULIFLOWERS are to apt lo damp off now unless kept dry; a little peat dust will be useful to sprinkle fmnng.t them where they are suffering ...

... David Leguett. Collection Of Votatoes, 4 varietiesg, (1 of eapli. 1 Welter Sinith, 2 Robert Reeve, 3 Wmn Folkard. Three. cauliflowers, 1~ Win Polkord, rMJ3 Smith, 3 Jonaso Backhuite. Two savopsi 1IDavid Kersey, 2W. ?? S Janfies MUttirk. 1 4 3 Harrall. Three ...

... 2nd, Mr. W. Aldous. Best 3 sticks of celery, Mr. Mobbs; 2nd, Mrs. Dunscombe. Best 6 mushrooms, Mr. C. F. Parker. Best 3 cauliflowers, no award. Best 6 carrots, Mts. Stacey; 2nd, Mr. J. Crisp. Best parsnips, Mr. A. Wiseman; 2nd, Mr. J. Crisp. Best turnips ...

... Bolton. 4 isticks of celery, 1 Eli Bolton, 2 Edgar Gipaon, 3 Edgar Rose, s ed cabbage, 1 Edgar Gipson, 2 James , Hines. 2 cauliflowers, I Goo Dye (Brockdish), 2 James: .Hines. Collection of potatoes, not lees than 4 eortl, G of reach to ba shown, 1 Edgar ...

... B)lton; 3rd, B. W. Clarke. Vl r Best red cabbage, F. Chilvera (Thelvetom); 2ad, Robert . IDade (Thorpe Parva). Beet 3 cauliflowers, Sydney is ?? '(Scole); 2nd, John. Grimeooi (Swale). Beet col- ai Election of potatoes, not less than 4 sorts, 6 of each ...

... tban six varieties',, Samuel Riches, Alder. ton; 2nd, Jabot Skeet, Alderton; 3rd, H. Archer; ?? Dunn, Alderton. Best three cauliflowers, no 1st and 2nd; Srd,Walter Dunn. Best three cabbages, James Leunard; 2nd, James Friend, Bawdsey 3rd, Wm. Mills. Best six ...

... 1st with white celery and cabbage lettucee; 2nd coloured round potatoes, spring onions, red carrots, parenips, red celery cauliflowers, aourd, and collection of vegetables; 3rA with collection of potatoes (six sorts), and 4th with coloured kidney potatoes ...

... next objects to catch the eye were some exceedingly nost and tasteful collections of vegetables, and after these came the cauliflowers, which formed a really capital class, all exhibits being of fine quality with hut little to choose he- tween them. The ...

... -succulent genvegetables of which all kinds of warm-blooded anial were so fond. The Savoy, the Brussels Spgrouts, and the Cauliflowers were only forms of Cabbpe mon- stroshitehe head of the latter being formed ~by an accumulation of only .partially, devlpdfogs ...

... kidney ditto (open), Han. William Lowther, XP . 2nd, Mr. John Fincham, Nacton House, Nacton; 3rA, Colonel Roes. Best 3 cauliflowers (open), Colonel Boun ; 2nd, Hon. William Lowthar, M.P.; 3rd, Mr. John Fincbam. Best 3 coo lottuces (opea), Mr. R Garrod ...

... Pipe, Necton; 2, Walter Double. Red'cabbage, 1, W Pipse 2, Henry Lillingstoane Bottisbam; Brussels sprouts, 1, W-Pipe. Cauliflowers, 1, W Pipe: 2, Henry Falcher; 3. Walter Double. Savoys, 1, W Pipe ; 2, Gl Fryet. 'Cabbage'lettaces, 1, W. Pipe; ?? W Nieke ...

... J. Keeble. Best 6 autumn or onions, G. Brown; 2nd, H. Brewster. Best d 2 cabbages, a. Read; 2nd, H. Garnbam. Beit 2 do cauliflowers,: W. Pryke; 2nd, T Scopes. Best red ref cabbage, H. Scopes; 2nd, W. Pryke. Beast 3 stickq tb, white celery, H. Garhanm; ...