... well-trained Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Evergßens, and Flowering Shrubs, Greenhouse and Herbaceous Plants, Seakale, Asparagus. Cauliflower, and Cabbage Plants. Bangui's, Pinks, Imperial Crow Cups, Carrigaline Red Apples, and a variety of other Seed Potatoes. ...

... well-trained Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Evergreens, and Flowering Shrubs, Greenhouse and Herbaceou* Plants, Seakale, Asparagus, Cauliflower, and Cabbage Plants. Bangor*, Pinks, Imperial Crow Cups, Carrigaline Red Apples, and variety of other Seed Potatoes. White ...

... manuring land for the succeeding crops. Proceed with planting and pruning all kinds of trees. Form compost heaps. Attend to cauliflower plants in frames, and give them abundance of air in fine weather. Pick dead leaves off greenhouse plants, and plants in ...

... of the country, has been exceedingly mild : rockets a'd sweeibnar are in bloom, in the shrubberies of Paitet Priory, and cauliflowers are daily cut in some of the gardens. *• Notwithstanding the nritement of the times,” adds the writer, ‘•all is here tranquil ...

... Sentinel. Liquid Manure for Garden \egktables. Tne dryness of the season has been very unfavorable to the growth summer cauliflowers. 1 sowed some seed about the end of Febiuary, on a slight Lot-bed, protected only by mats, after being planted our, they ...

... first keen frosts. The space between the rows may now be slighly forked, and a little manure put on, the first opportunity. Cauliflower.—Those who prefer August to September for sowing this, may now be getting it planted ; where it is to receive the protection ...

... Mushrooms. —Those beds out of doors will require to be carefully covered with litter, and mats, &c. Routine. —See that cauliflower in all its stages, lettuce, endive, stored roots, fruit, &c., are secured from frost. Prune and nail on fine days, after ...

... crop, and under walls or other warm situations. Celery should be sown on a slight hot-bed in the beginning of the month. Cauliflower seed should be sown in the beginning of the month. Radishes should be sown twice in the month. Early born carrots should ...

... requisite. Tie in dahlias as they advance in growth ; keep grass low ; weed and roll walks. Kitchen Garden.—- Plant out cauliflower and brocoli, and let them be two feet apart both in and between the rows ; it more profitable to have one good head than ...

... Nonpariel cabbages will he above ground, and would now recommend early and Sugar loaf to be sown for succession. Early cauliflower may also be sown any time from the first ’the twentieth of the month, which we have seen stand the winter better where no ...

... commences, otherwise the onions will not keep. Attend to the earthing up of the earliest planted celery, choosing dry day. Sow cauliflower for spring. Plant out coleworts, as 'be plants become fit.— Arboriculture. OldWoodt and Coppice. Carefully clear the herbage ...

... better be laid where they can be readily inspected. The effect of washing them with lime-water should be tried. Prick out cauliflower plants ; draw earth as support to the stems of broccoli; expose the fruit of tomatoes to the sun. Gardeners’ Chronicle. ...