... sutddetnly appeared tia his its, dres.sed iii aty attire, withs his litir frizcled atid powssderedl asw'hit ns a fill grossn cauliflower, ?? tr knott if the Catai It waoir5 00horrd. 'rite CUIhti itl sonit tappeared iltt deck. 'Thle Aleettiat tuaddrcsscl hisii ...

... one species of grub that never quits the around till it becomes a kind of butterfly. 'This species destroy cabbages and cauliflowers, by attack- ing the roots aboat an inch udder the surfaceof the earth; it would therefore be proper, before these vemetables ...

... danger-seems. to-be-in makin itvtoA rihft. 'Iti ereconmmtm eded to-be tried on pines, vines, tfie Brassica family, especially cauliflowers, the potatoe, is a pickle for-wheat and -other seeds, and the waseirngnew.sown turnips and similar oleaginous seeds. ...

... nourisliment peculiar to itself.£' Thus,' ?? it is foand that celeryit an excellend preparation for agparagus, onions, antl- cauliflowers. Turnips or potatoes: are a good.peparalion for cabbages or greens. - frocoli,- or cabbages, re a' proper preparation for ...

... plants not yet removed to their winter houses and pits, should be provided with temporary covering of some kind. Plant out cauliflowers for protection under hand-glasses. Continue to turn the compost for tulips. Keep auriculas from too much wet and sun. Plant ...

... drawing in autumn and winter, c/sleworta,' . tJ. Ot5s lettace, turnip radish, and small salad. Transplant leek, 'P endive, cauliflowers, broccolies, and all the cabbage tribe irt ele weather. Destroy weeds, slugs, wasps, &c. &c. shnano FAIRS. Gloucesters ...

... if worms are troublesome, recourse should be had to lime- water, which, if persvere'd in, will completely destroy them. Cauliflower plants, lettuces, radishes, and salads of all kinds in frames or undergplassea, should have as inuch air as possible every ...

... of air in fine weather, and remove every thiug that has a tendency to create damp. Omit no opportunity of giving air to cauliflower plants and lettuces in frames and underglasses, remove all Withered leaves an(l weeds, and stir the surface of the earth ...

... to prematurely ripe plants. We want newv seedlings, and nothing can be raised with greater facility. Sow a sprinkling of cauliflower seed; also hardy lettuce, onion, and small salad. Celery now grows fast; people err much in earthing too high duritg the ...

... strawore ottis rowe dressed wris a little stronger. 3rd.-Triedl boris Srsltletre do Nitrate of Soda as top-dressings to Caulifloweer plants secers after being prlarnted. Tlrsught that the leayen wore greecer and more hsealtiry wires so dressed; bert as ...

... pines at its. to las, per lb. Apples end III pears were-very liecifted in supply, its 'vegetables the chief hi ceovelty was cauliflowers; let Is. to 25. each ; and broecoli, the w supply of which wees limited, wus, Sdt. to 3s. lid. per Iunahc., New 0 potatoes ...

... success than coald have been 'anticipated cnder the adverse eircumqhtasiceg.-roeisclh Meree-. ' . G.ARDEiN OPERATIONS. Ca.uliflowers: 'It is quite late enough to souw the main spring crop. Celery and celeriac: Earth the former, draw the soil (which should ...