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... varieties of the old scar>t variety. VALUE OF Noon BORDER`4.—These err very useful in summer for cauliflowers, lettuces, to. We always plant a good patch of cauliflowers on a nor:11 border. Turnips will also succeed better in a dry season in the shade, and spinach ...
... Truffant's perfection. Sd. per score, Is. per 100. 20,000 GOLDEN FEATHER, the sew doubled leaved, 3d. per score, Is. per 100. CAULIFLOWER PLANTS 3d. per score. 12,000 PANSEYS and VIOLAS, for summer bedding, will Sower until the sad of autumn, Is. per dozen, ...
... Lane, Heckmondvike. apply to Heary Thurman, Hol- R SALE, about 5,000 Red sand White (ABBAGES, Brussels Sprouts Savoys, Cauliflowers, Curl Brocoli, &c.; also a quantity of POTATOE-, buyer to take up. To Mr. Rawsthorne, Providence Place, Mirfield. be sold ...
... Gray, marrow, 1 1F. Bellerby, 2G. Stots; Grayson, 2 J. Mar. Grayson, 2G. Stott; tin; celery, 1 J. Gray, ‘24. Martin ; cauliflowers, 1 G. broad French do., 1 F. 2 J. Martin; 14, Stott, 2 J G. Stott; cuoambers, 1 J: Martin LF. Berry, Grayson, Gray; lettace ...
... 3 Dan Case. Turnips, 1 Grey, 2 Sam Lister, 3 Dan Swithenbank. Marigolds, 1 Pearson May, 2 John Jagger, 3 Robert Parkin. Cauliflowers, 1 John Sykes, 2J. Sykes. Cucumbers, 1 Sam Lister, 2 David Butcher. Apples, IJ. Sykes, 2 Sam Linter, 3 Dan Caw. THE REPORTER ...
... kind. Whi st some have been occupied in this way others have been no less active in planting such things as cabbage and cauliflower; and others again have been occupied with transplanting celery on to hot beds, or into boxes, until such time as the young ...
... C. A. Taylor; 2 Hugh Spencer, 3 Joseph Spurr, Wakefield. Savoy, 1 E. Rotbery, 2 Henry Smith, Gomersal ; 3 Hugh Spencer. Cauliflower, 1 Joseph Spurr, 2 and 3 John Clay, Cleckheaton Sir panmips, 1 Lister, Slirtield ; 2 Sans ClouJi, Cleokheatou ;3 J. Hepworth ...
... to lib.. Fish 1, G. Armitage 2, A. liinebliffe 3; white cabbage, G. Armitage 1, M. Kilnurn 2, .1. Ithitworth 3; brace of cauliflowers, T. Crossley 1. Jno. Kemp 2; brace of celery, S. Greenwood 1 and 2, J. Earnishaw 3; tray of vegetables, one cauliflewer ...
... other subjects near it. Chilensis The best sorts are and aurea. CAULIFLOWER (Veitch’s Autumn Giant).—It is egetable of any extent inthe United that there is scarcely a v where this cauliflower does not find a as an autump ble. From the vegetable it is simply ...
... ferns or mosses, Ist (henget, 2nd J. Watson. Coleuses-lat and 2nd, R. Lamb. Best brace of cucumbers-Clegg Ist, R. Lamb 2nd. Cauliflowers---Hemingway Ist, Ainsley 2nd. Parsnips-Hemingway Ist, Wilson 2nd ; and Senior 2nd with vegetable marrow. Turnips-Wilson ...
... it, boil it down to form a glaze, and with it glaze the fri- candeau. Dish with a pretty garnish of potato, spinach, and cauliflower. Veat ann Ham Pire.—Fill a piedish with alter nate layers of cold veal and ham, two hard-boiled egys cut in slices, a few ...
... awards. Appe is a list of the awards :—One tray of vegetables (6 varieties), selected from the following :—Celery, toes, cauliflowers, onions, carrots, turnips, on. peas, beans, and cabbage. There was i one entry in this class, viz., A. Radcliffe, of rize ...