... row of 60 feet in drills 2 inches deep, allowing sufficient space between the rows to admit of growing early potatoes, cauliflowers, spinach, celery, etc. Directly the seedlings are dust them over lightly with lime and soot mixed, as a protection from ...

... vegetable portion is equally well done. ' Peas had been good, but at my visit were getting over, Beans were fine, also Cauliflowers, plots of Cabuage, Beetroot, Carrots, Brussel! Sprouts, Marrows, Potatoes, and all kinds of \ egetables. ' The Head Master ...

... store cabbages, piece them in a barrel or box halt hurried in the garden, and cover them thiekly with litter and dry soil. CAULIFLOWERS. Seedlings from late sowings mne be put out from 2 to 2. feet asunder very early indeed, and during drought they should ...

... covering it ball inch the drill*. Droning* of bona meal, bade ilag, mperphoaphate, old mortar, and plaater are beneficial. CAULIFLOWER. Plant* from the May towing will ba ready for witting out in light and riebly manured mu that haa been thoroughly aad deeply ...

... a week. Beetroot should be grown on ground that was heavily manure(' the previous year for some inch crop as celery or cauliflower. It is best to add no further manure unless the soil be very poor. In no case should any manure be applied in spring. Sow ...

... commences. Earth up the stems slightly before winter protection from wind, and hoe amongst growing crops during dry weather. CAULIFLOWERS. After pricking ont plant! from the antnmn towing, prepare hand lighte, frame!, and mate by way of protaetion from froil ...

... seed row of feet in drills two inches deep, allowing sufficient space between the rows to admit of growing early potatoes, cauliflowers, spinach, eelerv, etc. Dust over the seedlings srith mixture soot and lime, to protect them from the depredationa of sings ...

... good ball of earth attached to its roots, into double rows, three feet apart, in rich ground, sloping towards the south. CAULIFLOWER. Prepare a very gentle hotbed of leaves or manure covered with from S to nineties of tine, j rich soil, so arranged that; ...

... deep, and quart is enough to sow row of 60ft. Allow sufficient space between the row* admit of growing early potatoes, cauliflowers, spinach, celery, &e. Directly the seedlings are visible, dust them over lightly with soot and lime mixed as protection ...

... mixture of fine potting soil, sand, and wood ashes, and sow about three seeds in each. Thin out to one plant to each hole. CAULIFLOWER.' Snowball, Lenormand, and Autumn Giant are the finest kinds for exhibition. Heads should be clean, white, closely grained ...

... between 60 and 70 degrees ; water as sparingly as possible ; give air in mild weather, and protect with mats during frost. CAULIFLOWERS. As this crop soon spoils after attaining perfection, the plants should be drawn if they mature in larger quantities than ...

... Excellent work has been done here all through the summer. The plots of peas, beans, potatoes, carrots, cabbages, marrows, cauliflowers, celery, beetroot., onione, and Brussel sprouts, were all remarkably good, and showed the highest state of cultivation ...