... CAULIFLOWERS Pick ont the plants from the earl left sowing into another frame, or under band lights, toon they are Urge enough to handle j give all the air consistent with safety; and linaliy plant ont about mid-May, 13 inches apart. ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Sow soon, to stand the wi.iter, in the open ground in shallow drits 10 inches apart. Cover with half an inch of tine soil, and net the seed bed as a protection against birds. Water the ground well on the evening previous to bowi , ig, if ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Prick out the plants from the earliest sowings into another frame, or noder hand lights, as soon they are large enough to handle. Gee all the air consistent with safety, and finally plant ont about mid-day 15 Inches apart. Constatrt hoeing ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Sow in boxes on a gentle hotbed, and cover half an inch deep with soil. Prick out the plants into another frame, or under handligbte as soon as they are large enough to handle ; give all the air consistent with safety, and finally plant ...

... CAULIFLOWERS, As the crop soon spoil* after attaining perfoetion, the plants should be drawn, if they mature in greater quantities than can be immediately consumed, and suspended root upwards, as they are, in cool, dark cellar, where they may be slightly ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Continue planting out from two to two and a half feet aeunder, and water very liberally afterwards. Constant hoeing and an occasional heavy watering will be necessary through the season Should the crop turn during very hot weather, break ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Sow in boxes on a gentle hotbed in shallow drills ten inches apart. Cover with half an inch of line soil, and water the pround on the evening previous to sowing if it be too dry. Rigidly exterminate all weeds. Prick out the plants from the ...

... CAULIFLOWER. A light, richly maimed soil is essential, and it must he thoroughly and deeply broken up. The earliest outdoor seed-bed requires to be on a warm, sheltered border. Select a sunny, well-drained and very moderately manned plot of ground in ...

... CAULIFLOWERS, Plante moved during hot weather require eopiena supplies of water, and benefit by light shading for few days after planting. It is eustomary to break a leaf down over each head, to protect it from the sun. CELERY. Continue planting out early ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Prick ont planta from early towing* in the border under handlightt at •■ '■n at possible. If ■nflieient handlighte be not'available, abiftmay be mad* with flower pott, one being inverted over each plant by night*, at al*o by day when eaat ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Seed may be sown during August or Septem• ber to stand the winter, an ounce being used to 4 square yards in shallow drills 10 inches apart. The ground must be thoroughly and deeply broken up ; and a sunny, well drained and very moderately ...

... FORCING CAULIFLOWERS. It is important to protect the irem treat, and tt the same tira - not to give them so ■Mb heat as to render them tender. Day temperatures from 60 to 70 degreee, failing to GO night, are be desired. FORCING CHICORY. The roots msy ...