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... STORING CAULIFLOWER. As the crop soon spoils after attaining perfection, tic , p:stits should be drawn, if they mature in grcater quantities than ran be iramediateiy con , umed, and suspended roots upwardb, as they are, in a cool, dark cellar, where they ...
... to size. The young carrots from this second thinning make a delicate dish. CAULIFLOWERS. Constant hoeing, and an occasional heavy watering. will ba necessary, as cauliflowers are exceedingly thirsty plants. If the crop should turn in during hot weather ...
... to size. The young carrots from this second thinning make delicate dish. Rigorously destroy weeda CAULIFLOWERS. Prepare plot* for pleating ont cauliflower*. A light, rich soil is essential, and it mnst be thoroughly and deeply broken up. The land most ...
... weeks. If very large tomatoes be required. the clusters must be thinned out to the first two or three fruits that set. CAULIFLOWERS. Heads should be clean. white, closely grained, of medium or large size, and surrounded by perfect leaves. Early varieties ...
... store cabbages, place them in a barrel or box half buried in the garden, and cover them thickly with litter and dry soil. CAULIFLOWERS. Seedlings from late sowings must be put out from 2 to 2. feet asunder, very early indeed, and during drought they should ...
... This important crop should be grown on ground that was heavily manured the previous year for s one mica crop as celery or cauliflower. It is best to add no inrther manure unless the soil be very poor, in which case an autumn dressing of thoroughly decayed ...
... plantations. CARROTS Stored crops should be .uued with view destroying young growths and removing nn- sound specimens. CAULIFLOWERS Sow in boxes a gentle hot-bed, or under cool frame in sunny, warm corner, using ounce seed to four square yards of soil ...
... pricked oat three inches apart on sheltered bed. Toey will be very useful for repairing gaps from time to time spring. CAULIFLOWERS. Slogs may now prove very troublesome amongst seedlint and young plants. Bran is capital trap, as slugs are extremely fond ...
... hams are best. Beet should be grown on ground th►t was heavily manured the pre-ious year for some each crop as celery or cauliflower. It is best to add no further manure unless the soil be very poor, in which case an autumn dressing of thoroughly decayed ...
... feet. Cover with three or four 'echos of good ,oil. CABBAGE. Continue piautir.g out in vacant plots as weather permits. CAULIFLOWERS. Sow in boxes on a gentle hotbed in shallow drills ten inches apart. Cover with half en inch of tine soil, and water the ...
... Beef ala Blesolea. JOINTS. Roast Sirloin Beef. Road Hind Quarter Lamb. Filet of Veal and Ham. VEGETABLES. New Potato3s. Cauliflowers & Green Peas. REMOVES. Roast Sp - iog Chickens and Asparagus. SWEETS. Viennolee Puddings. Mince Pies. Damson Tarts. Rhnharb ...
... plants are fit for nse in about four or five weeks latter being covered, the inner stems being useful for salads and soups. CAULIFLOWER. Sow doring August out of drills indies upurt. If the ground very drv should be watered on the evening previous to sowing ...