... CAULIFLOWER. bow in boxes on a gentle hot bed, using so ounce of seed to 4 square yards in shallow drills 10 inches apart. Cover with inch of fine Rigidly exterminate weeds. Prick out the plants from the earliest sowing into another frame or :under bandlighte ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. I'lant cut about 15 inches a part, in light and very rid, ly rnsoured ; sod supph water Ii berally. CELERY. Plant out as soon as possible. Early crops no best in trenches lying from north to south, 8 inches deep, 15 or 18 inches wide, and ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Late supplies may be raised at the advent ot f rost, and suspended root upward' as they ate te a cool, dark cedar, where they may occasicashy be lightly syringed, or they may be stored's' nearly a month in sand in any dry position. ...

... 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 as they are, in a cool, dark cellar, where they might be slightly ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. If an old cucumber frame can be spared, give the soil a dressing of lime. and winter some portion of them in it, or else pot and stand them in a frame. Give plenty of air when there is no frost ; and remove the lights during the mild days ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Cauliflowers are usually allowed about the aame amount of space as cabbage, and savoys, and the young plants are just as easily raised as the varieties mentioned. The flower ’* sells readily almost double the price of the other two. and ...

... CAULIFLOWER. After pricking out, the plants from the autumn sowing, prepare hand lights, frames. and mats to protect them from frost. If an old cucumber frame can be spared. giva the soil a dressing of lime, and winter some portion of them in it. or else ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Towards the middle of the month the plants from early sowings should be large enough to finally plant out about 15 inches apart. A light, richly manures soil is essential, and it must be thoroughly and deeply broken up. Generous treatment ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Cauliflowers, and other members of the Brassies fam4 are making rapid progress and give of excellent crops. As opportunity arises draw more soil to the sides of the rows. Cauliflowers are gross feeders and should be fed with a nitrogenous ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Sow during March in boxes on a gently hot bed or under a cool frame in a bunny corner one (mace of reeds to four equate yards in shallow drills 10 inches apart. 'iover with nine inchee of fine soil; and net the seed bed as a proteeticn agains• ...

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... CAULIFLOWER. Continue planting out. Constant hoeing and an occasional heavy watering will be necessary. The land must be generously treated if good results are desired, and, since the crop hi such an important one, summer plantings should be put out in ...