... Cauliflower Plant out about mid-May, 15 inches apart. Constant hoeing and an occasional heavy watering will necessary. constantsupjdy of soil moisture is absolutely ossontiol, that a surface mulch of 3 inches loose soil bo maintained regular tillage with ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Sow during March in boxes a gentle hot-bed:or iincter cool-frame in sunny corner one ounce seeds to four, spare yards shallow drills 10 inches apart. Cover with nine inches of fine soil and net the secd-bcd a protection against birds. Water ...

... CAULIFLOWERS The report went on to quote as an example the cauliflower, which is a much appreciated and highly nutritive vegetable. Yet it does not reach the table until September. October and 'November. When frost touches the I they are almost useless ...

... Cauliflower As the crop soon spoils after attaining perfection, the plants should be drawn, if they mature in greater quantities than can be immediately consumed, and suspended root upwards, they are, in a cool, dark cellar, where they might be slightly ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Sow during March boxes a gentle hot bed or under ccol frame in sunny eorncr one ounce of seeds to lour spare yards shallow drills inches apart. Cover with nine inches line soil; net the seed-bed a protection against birds. Water the ground ...

... Cauliflowers After pricking out tho plants from autumn .sowing, propur© hand-lights, frames, and mats protect them from frost, li old cucumber frame can be j|»arod, give the soil a dressing lime, and winter some portion of them in it, or pot and stand ...

... and to admit light and air. the lime the early potatoes are lifted the cauliflower plants will be large enough allow of the soil being levelled down from the potato ridges. Cauliflower plants which were planted early have made very slow progress, and in ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The season has not been favourable for cauliflowers owing to the very, adverse weather, which rather stunted their growth. Much cam be done to hasten their progress now by .hoeing frequently between the rows. 153- giving a soaking cif water ...

... Cauliflowers the crop soon spoils after attaining perfection, tho plants drawn if they mature in greater quantities than can be immediately consumed, and suspended root upwards, as they aro, in cocil, dark cellar, where they may be slightly syringed daily ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The Most :useful cauliflowers for allotmentholders are those of medium size, that turn in in late summer, and are grown seed sown out of doors early last month. If seed was as advised the plants will soon he large enough to put out permanently ...

... CAULIFLOWER Early autumn giant (Ryder and Son Ltd.) One of the largest varieties we have tested. Very vigorous in growth, with large pure white heads. Resisted drought extremnely well, anwatured some days earlier than the ordindry autumn giant. ...

... CAULIFLOWERS The most useful caunliflowers for allotmentholders are those of medium size, that ** turn in’’ in late summer, and are grown from seed scwn oub of doors early last month: If sced was sown as advised the plants will soon be large enough to ...