... igen, render the w atering more effective the mimeo ground shout such crops as peas. beans, runners, dwa?f kidney beans, cauliflowers. globe artichokes should be mulched with decayed manure, which will prokng the supply oar ' siderably. Attend to the advancing ...

... the appearance of the sky, indicate the approach of inclement weather. From the' time that plants of this description (cauliflowers, 'Logue*, Ac,) are planted in their winter quarters until they are finally transplanted in the spring they should have ...

... salt beef, a nico brown. Lay aside and keep warm. Bruise equal quantiriee of any cold vegst•iblai, cabbages. potatoes, or cauliflower. and also fry in We fat which still remains in the pan from the foregoing. Warm a dish and place the vegetables at the bot ...

... contains fifteen excellent recipes, and a number of practical hints. The Lemon Sauce for new potatoes, and Gratin Sauce for cauliflower; will be a revelation to the average plain cook For such sauces the very best Corn Flour is essential, and no other possesses ...

... What flowers do chemists scll?—Plowers of sulphur. What flower does a man hesitate to put in his bin tnnhole l'—Answer : A cauliflower. Which is the neatest Bower that blows?— Answer Prim-rose. Whitt is the most musical part of • lady's luga▪ ge?—Answer : ...

... weekly wieh manure ten day. or before are judged ready fur rotting. if tho %cattier woo shilit. the &mei should be The .1 cauliflower or a brie-n[li nut in and ti/Arnie, but in the purity coiner. Thu 0091 r should almost pure white sad INoI of a diets imam ...

... for 3 1 ,tid. There were also a few russets at 6d. Onions were also very plentiful end made 5 1 ,4 d. a pound, whilst cauliflowers, ,of which there were only a few, wild at 3d. tech. ...

... Everything in this line is and dear. Potatoes made 12s. tid. per hag of nine 'donee, and new• fetched por lb. There was not a cauliflower to be had. Apples aro at extraordinary prices. English tomatoes are quoted at as. lid. per lb. and foreign at Is. A very ...

... made as an experiment which, if the spring is mild, will give a very acceptable early of vegetables. geed of cabbages, cauliflowers, sprouts. savoy-, ka/e. lettuce. and p,r4ey may safely be sown now in a shallow cold frame. ...

... me bow to make breed me& from sowed potat.ms?—kMies. Girtiegtea. - m Cara—Bill render oblige with a recipe lot dish of cauliflower acid choesof— IL R.. Wakefield Rowl. you or any of your nadir, toll whin a book some good patterns to be obtained O. W. ...

... is beciorcli and which is kale. Beneath very (Jowly allied the cauliflower, the main difference being that the brocoolt Rowers are produced during winter and spring. whilst the cauliflowers mature during rummer and autumn. Borecoie or curled kale revinewhat ...

... there was talents of stuff generally. the new goods especially is well. Spring °ablest.. were quite in full blow , but cauliflowers. alt ugh strong demand. wore handicapped by shortage et supply, ale from Cornwall Wag lions too plentiful. There were some ...