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... named Long. of the came place, for £1 damage done by his fowls, the postman contending that they completely destroyed 418 cauliflower and cabbage plants in his garden. He said he caught one of the fowls. but let it go again. His Honour: That is where you ...
... nmttoo and caper aanee, roaal chickens, and boiled bam. Vegetables Now potatoes, baked do., and mashed do., asparagus, cauliflowers, a id carrots. Gooseberry, plain, and red cnrrant tarts, custards, iSce., &e. Desert: Pine apples, oranges, apples, bananas ...
... Ashleaf, Improved Early Strain; b. per stone Wise.) Early Morn Peas. Extensive selection of Vegetable and Flower Seeds. Cauliflower and Cabbage plants; Tomato and Cucumber plants; Palm and Faros. The choicest of wreaths, bouquets, &z., made op. Ail kinds ...
... GROWERS in large quantities of the following;—Cabbage Plants, Ellam's Earliest and klein's No. 1, Drumhead or Ox Cabbage. Cauliflowers, Tripoli Onions, and Lettuce for transpiantiug, Celery, Tomato and Cucumber Plants', Banding-nut Geraniums, ko., ftc. Early ...
... Is. • damsons, 3d. ; Kentish cob nets, Is. ; Sapticabi ants, la. 6d. to 21. Bd. per lb. , walnuts, 3e. to 4s. re 100; cauliflowers, 2d. to 6d. • cabbages, 2d.; asounibers, le. 3d. each ; to 4d. ; carrots, fki. is 3d. ; leeks, 4d. ' • radirism, 2d. per ...
... asunder in the lines, according size. The carrot* from this second thinning make a delicate dish. Rigorously destroy weeds. CAULIFLOWER. Csuliflowers may planted now. must be protected from severe weath .-r should it follow. It will be necessary to water daring ...
... GROWERS in Large qaantities of the following:—Cabbage Plants, Ellares Earliest and blein'e No. 1, Drumhead or Ox Cabbage. Cauliflower*, Tripoli Onions, and Letruco for transpikuting Celery, TOIII2IIO cud Cucumber Ylauv, lieddiug-out Gerainums, Early Poisioos ...
... are, of course, liable to attack from the fly. Continue planting out cabbages, cauliflowers, and broc- coli, and supply the two last named with abun- dant water. Cauliflower require shading for a few dayti after transplantation, and as the heads form it ...
... 2s. per dozen ; pine apples, 2s. to ss. ; inclose, 6d. to Is. 6d. each ; lemons, 2s. to as. per dozes ; cabbages, 3d. ; cauliflowers, 4d. to Bd. ; marrows, 2d. to 6d. each ; peas, ed. per shelled pint; French beans and soarlet runners, 2d. to 4d. ; tomatoes ...
... SOME USEFUL REMINDERS. When boiling cauliflowers, ftcakule, and other white vegetables, add two lumps augur. This keeps them rice colour. Pickles may kept from Incoming mouldy laying bag mustard on the top of the pkkle-jar. Water which potatoes have been ...
... quantity equal to meet the demand Brussels sprouts (Carter's Perfection). Ileartwell .Marrow cabbage, Defiance mud Walcheren cauliflower. The Golden Ball carrot may be sown in warm borders, successional and main crop sowings being made during March and April ...
... AAA's!, Improved Early Strain; Is. per stone (141 k..) Early Moen Pees. Esteasave selection of Vegetable and Flower Seeds. Cauliflower and Cabbege plants ; Tomato and Cectuuber plants; Palm and Fetus. The choicest of wreathe, bouquet*, dm. made up. AU kinds ...