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... Harries, Penygan.—Garden vegetables, Ist, scarlet runners, 2nd. John Payne.—Fuschiss, let, balsams, 2nd, verbenas, Ist, cauliflowers, Ist, fuschia specimen, Ist, long carrots, let, red celery, Ist, carrots, 3rd, cucumbers, lettuce cas 3rd, spring beans ...
... Sprouts Large late Purple Brocoli Dwarf ditto Sprouting ditto Early Cape ditto Late ditto Grange's Cauliflower ditto Sea Kale Early and late Cauliflower Cltou de Milan Mr . ..4,1111M White Solid Celery Red ditto Italian ditto White awl Brown Mustard Curled ...
... E‘ans, lampeter. Mr. D. P. J.mes, Rhy.l3- Lumpoter; 2nd, Mr. D. Jones. Honferldao. Lompstor 3rd. Mr. I). Jonas. Idanaroh. Cauliflowers-Ist and 2nd. M:. D. JllllOO.. Deofrshlau. _ _ cubtage-- Ira. Mr. D. P. .IntieN. Ithv. l • : 2nd, Mr. T Evans. P.C. S. ...
... Leopold. MOlti PROOFS OF THIL MILONISSM oI THE SZAION.—A correspondent says, that there at present a number of fine heads of cauliflower brocoli ready to cut, growing in the garden at Newby Park, near Topcliffe, belonging to 11. R. Beaumont, Esq. Mr. J. Jackson ...
... berry-beds. Plant potatoes, asparagus, hone-radials. arliehokeis, and strawberries. Transnlant cabbages. canlillowers, and cauliflowers. sprouts, Savoys, cabbage., earrota, teroipe, parsley, larks onions, pas, beans. spinach, lettuce., radi s h es , ant i ...
... Werndrefi; tad, D. Jonea, Carmel; 31.1. W. Roger,.. M. Priory Street. Celery—lat. E. Evan, P:.thyrieks; 2ml. Joao*. Carmel. Cauliflower-Ist. Win. !amis. Parkyrieka. Cucumbers-Ist. Wm. Lewis, Partyricks; 2n.1, D. Phillips, Rankatelin. Beetroot—ls:, bi. Evan ...
... Sprouts lArge late Purple Broeoll Dwarf ditto Sprouting ditto Early Cape ditto Late ditto ilirange's Cauliflower ditto Sea Kale ( Early and late Cauliflower vuastr. Itnlirrial Blue Prussian Blue BEANS. Early Mangan Long not Broad Windsor Scarlet It %%late ...
... Cabbnge, Turnips, &e., and they must go to work cropping more largely for s•rression, especially in planting not Cahhrice, Cauliflower, Lettuce, &c.—Sow Teraip•, Spinach. Carrots, Onions, Parsnips, Be.—Take of berry runners; the rain• save the trouble of ...
... White Blossomed Early Cape do. Dwarf Fan or Cluster Late do. Broad Windsor Grange's Cauliflower do. Scarlet Runners Sea Kale White Dutch do. Early and late Cauliflower White Dwarf Kidney Chou de Milan Speckled do. TURNIP. Negro do. Liver Coloured do. Early ...
... in wild flowers, by Master Tunis, lst. grapes, 2nd. John Pryor, Seaside.-Calceolarias, Ist. Henry Raby, Old Castle-row.-Cauliflowers, 2nd, red cabbage, Ist, carrots [short], lilt, shallots, Ist. Mr S. Broom-Device in flower garden [extra]. Mr C. W. lievill ...
... minutes and serve together with the liquor from the sprouts Cauliflower Polonaise you a cauliflower tablespoonsful stale breadcrumbs and teaspoonful chopped parsley Trim outside leaves from cauliflower and break it into small pieces Put into saucepan with ...
... South Carolina and the tariff. Salim's. artichokes, carrots, and turnips, were first cultivated in England about 1330. Cauliflowers in 1689. and spinach in 15 Pine-apple , in 1690. Potatoes and tobacco in Ireland in 1603. Turnips were introduced into ...