... of which the flower seems capable, from pure white to the deepest red, and from tho sizo of a button to that of a common cauliflower. Official Statements of the results of the Public house Act in Dundee show that, during the penod from loth May to 24th ...

... fcr blanching, which wI eoine in early, if planted in this month. Savoys and celery lor Christiu may now be sown ; also cauliflowers for October and November. If have not ftiiahtd your planting of potatoes, without delay, as late planting is seldom OontinfK; ...

... and supply the early. Sow endive for the last crop. Transplant savoys, brocoli, and cabbage for spring use. and plant out cauliflowers fur the autumn crop. Melons which are now beginning to ripen should not be watered, as it w ill spoil their flavour, and ...

... brown Dutch, hardy green, and the tenniaball lettuces, should now sown to stand the winter. The last week in this month cauliflower seed should be sown for the first or early, and general summer crop. Half an ounce of seed will 10- quir d for a bed ten ...

... Wynne, Blank Park; 2nd do, Davies. Black Park. For the best Bed Cabbage—lst prize, John Cull, Llwvnycil. For the best 2 Cauliflowers —Ist prize, Samuel Jones, Pentrc; 2nd do, Thomas Morris, Chirk. For the best heads of Parsley—lst prize, John Todd, Castle ...

... lie destroyed, the carrots may stand, and come in early the spring. Plant out late crops lettuces stand the wiut r, and cauliflowers, if sown early hut month, will also ready to plant out under glasses; but if not sown till late, far I September, let thein ...

... except when the water is given. beds of rhuhard in open garden -hould now dressed, and covered over with good luannre. sown cauliflowers must now ■ planted out into their final situation, and ail pruning fruit trees, not done last month, mint at once attended ...

... sprouting broccoli. Also, about the second or third week, white broccoli for spring, and cauliflowers for October. l'laiit out in open situation the cauliflowers raised in March; and the end of the month, sow •arly York, British Qacea, Karnes's early ...

... beginuiu* ot this month you must transplant abba*, savoys. Jtc. vh'ch arc intended to supply the no* is winter; and the cauliflower and broouli sown Mi aaoth, will be fit to transplant toward* the end of the Booth, and shoul.l then lie put into rich Mtk ...

... pears, Ist; dessert apples. Ist—Major Foulktm, collection vegetables, 2nd; scarlet runners, Ist; peas, 2nd; cucumbers, Ist; cauliflowers, Ik' ; cut limbers, 2nd; peas, Ist. Mrs. Barrat, Pontryffith Hall, dessert apples Ist; French Beans honorary ; scirlct ...

... Ist; dessert apples. Ist. — Major Foulkes, collection of vegetables, 2nd; scarlet runners, Ist; peas, 2nd; cucumbers, Ist; cauliflowers. Ist ; cucumbers, 2nd; peas, Ist. Mrs. Bat- rat, Pontryffith Hall, dessert apples, Ist ; French Beans, honorary ; scirlet ...

... For the best 6 Onions, Ist prize, Edward Roberts, Chirk Green; 2nd, ditto; 3rd, Robert Wynne, Black Park. For the best 2 Cauliflowers, Ist prize, Thomas Parry, Parkgate; 2nd, Wm. Jones, Nant; 3rd, George Rowley, Brynrhias. For the best 3 heads of Parsley ...