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... nothing accelerates growth at this season like a frequeatly stirred surface, but it must lie done only when dry. Harden off cauliflowers raised in heat, and plant out on well immured land. It is a good to draw rather deep drills with the boo and set the plants ...
... 'Wkitis-1, T. Evans; 2, B. Britton; 3, John Williams, Manordilo. Six Round Potatoes, Colour-1, E. Britton; 2, J. Perkins. Two Cauliflowers-1, T. Evans; 2, E. Britton. , Six Garden Turnips-1, George Miller; 2, W. Jones. BLsondynrych Farm; 3, Tom Moses, Carr' ...
... better to protract the planting till the rain comes.—Plant late crops of Kidney-beans.— Plant out from the May seed beds Cauliflowers for the last trop.—Sow Onion seed—tbe Welsh sort to stand the winter.—Tranaphint ('elery In trenches, and prepare trenches ...
... the whites a dry plate and knife are sail' simmer the addhim of a plaeh of will mot the white and make it rise het. the cauliflower small and noel sized pima, cook them is salt and water, but them be • little Am ; drain them ' mem with pepper. salt. parsley; ...
... prick out. Broccoli, sow b., prick oat, plant. Cabbages, pow, prick out, pleat, earth up, Caprices., b. Carrots, thin, kc. Cauliflowers out; seedlings, earth up, kc., leave for seed. Celery, sow b. plant, earth up advancing. Culevrorts, sow for, plant. Cucumbers ...
... 48, J. Howell Thomas ::'.ad, 2e, Mt* Sanndrra, Cogirt Hrnry. Cabbage, red, 2: 14, 4., J. Jrnkyn Jonea (nlay4,r); 2nd, Cauliflowers, lit, 4s, F. Lloyd Philips, l'entypark ; 2rd, 2s, LI. Lloyd, Glangwili. Celery, red, 3 sticks : Ist, 411, H. Elkingbai ...
... Gaily ; 2, Erne Hewlett; 3, David Evans. Carrots 4, Internsediate-1, Daniel Jones; 2, J. J. U'illiams.; 3, John Hughes. Cauliflower, 2-1, Daniel Jones; 2, Morton Evans; 3, John Waddell. Celery, 2 sticks, Red-1, J. Huntly ; 2, J. J. Williams; 3, Ent. Hewlett ...
... 1, Is, Mr D. Prosser, Tygwyn. Cabbage, red, let, 4., Mr E. Williams 2od, 2s, Mr J. Davis., Priory-street. Carmarthen. Cauliflowers, 2 : lit, 41, Mr E. S. Saunders, Court Henry; 2od, 2s, Mr J. F. A. Jones, Pantglas; 9rd, Is, Mr D. Morgan. Llanelly. Celery ...
... 2, John Davies, Tyrbach. Three sticks of oelery—l, Morris Thomas, Juoction ; 2, P.C. Thomas, lberprili. Three heads of cauliflower-1. Mr Hamer ;2, P.C. Thomar. Brace of eurthaber-1, D Davies. White Mill ; 2, W Lewis, Abet-prin. Si: spring sown onions ...
... earth up, Au., e. Best, red, may be taken up e. llorerole. plant S. Cabbages, sow 1., plant, red am ready for pickling. Cauliflowers, pith eat, Celery, earth up, plant Corn salad, sow. Cetewarts, pleat clot. Cueumber, attend to, sow b., rifts oat, O. Cress ...
... to duet the pleats whilst moist with dry weed mhos or ; sinner remarks apply to Centimes* sod psisk out the rereality el Cauliflowers and Brussels es they booms fit. Spring Cabbage being pleedlleL alter sway the old stems left to furnisit as their presence ...
... nu doubt that the variety termed 'painted lady' has not yet been superseded. Onions have been sown in drills, and also cauliflower, in our dry soil. That sown about the 21st of August is apt to button, especially if they are planted out in the band lights ...