... kinds ofayb 'FRUIT AND FOREST TREES' Thorns, Barberrys, seetBder, and Hollvs foriedges; ?? and Flowering Shrubs; Aspargus, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Articlfbkes, Celery, and all other kinds oa Kitchen Garden Plants in their season, on very moderate terms.. ZV ...

... 1. The best Melon. 2. The best dozen of Peaches, forced. 3. The best Scotch pint Strawberries. 4-. The best six heads Cauliflower. 5. The 5. The best six Carnations. 6. The best six Pinks. After this season, seedling carnations and pinks only to be admitted ...

... the best and second gooseberries, strawberries, cauliflowers, and potatoes. The prizes were adjudged to the following members. To James Hill, manufacturer, Long Wynd,—for the best pink and best cauliflower ; David Stewart, gardene:. Crescent,—for the best ...

... -covermg te soi mienpreies, &c.by l=W en dersdii, Brechi 'Castlef on' preventing the worm-in -carrts, ' suidlsopreservisg caul~iflower, heads through: the wiltefr, by ; Mr ~iithSlithhi; on. destroying: goose rry caterpillars, .nbyMr lKbK 'ista~ ton,. andon ...

... the Geyser, the depositions, owing to the splashing the water, are rough, and have been justly coonpared to the heads of cauliflowers.— They are of yellowish brown colour, and are arranged round the mount somewhat like a circular flight of steps. The inside ...

... when medals will be awarded for - The best melon; the best six forced peaches, with names; and the best six heads of. cauliflower produced to the meet- i n ?? -i Articles sent in competition, to be iodged with the Secre- taries, or at the Physicians ...

... best Meln wis awarded to Mr lar&es to- Steuart, gardener to SirJohn- 1ope at Pinkie ; . ' } ; .- Abd that for -the best Cauliflower, to Mr John Porteous, S he -'gardener, to William .Aitchieson, Esq. at Drunmnore. . '1 * No'fo >=edvpe s were broaght forward ...

... general meeting for the season, held at the Cross Keys In n, Falkirk, dn Friday, 17th in- I stant, for the shew of pinks and cauliflowers, a _ choice assortment was brought forward for com. Te petition, and, greatly to the honour of the respective candidates ...

... melon to Mr Walter Skirven, gardener to Sir John' hay, Bart. King's Meadows.' The 2d ditto ty Mr Robert Elliot. The 1st cauliflower to Mr Robert Elliot. The 2d ditto to Mr James Laird. The company afterwards dined together, and spent the evening in the ...

... lolyanthus, very fine. Double and Simle Cemeija, andlnmost of the hardy sorts of Green-house Pianrts, I Kail, Cabbage, Caulifloweer) Asparaus, and 9ea Rail Plants Flower Pots, Flower Giat'ese All e:ndsof Garden Tools. Fox, Rat, and Mouse Traps. Clhildrens ...

... Thle best Melon; 4.1 or The best six forced Peaches, with Th le be4i eta forced Apples',- aa~s ~~i. Toe beat six heads of Cauliflow-r~ The beat si rublP8 -. o-. 1 h b'st six Ranunculuses; - and. - The best sir Anemon'ei.-.- hi Artiles mtendeo o nt Srnitbat ...

... the General Meeting there was 'a fine display of Tiu1Zps5i R canunctuses, and Anemones; several very excellent samples of Cauliflower; and a few specimens of Peaches and Melons. The prizes were awarded as follows For the jest sit Tulips, to Mir Wiliamn Crawford ...