... for when up all but enough to reach over the bed, at least 'six'i mches apart must be wasted and 'taken away by thehee. Cauliflowers.-Look overthe cauli- flowers whichhavebeengrowingund erhaidglasses and re- move all but thlsbest two or, at the most, three ...

... of this mnortb, carrots asay be takens up and stor- ed by for winter use. A dry day should be chosen for this purpose. Cauliflower plants should be transplanted into the places where they are to abide the winter, some of which should be pattunder bell ...

... (turkey). Gainev-Venison buck), lererets. rabbits (not vildj, poeulardes, quail, rnffs, and reeves. Vegetalbles - Asparazus, cauliflower, spinach, lettucc, French leans, broad hev.is, sc:;rlet runners, gieen pens, tomatoes, sum- mrer ceabbse, nev potatven, ...

... These cauliflowers may, he planted at 1.Sin. apart each way, as they are, if early, iyt small. Equally a sowing of Magnum Bonum cauliflower may be made under the same conditions to succeed in tuly, and with later sowings outdoors cauliflowers might he ...

... cabbage planted out this should be seen to at once, choosing a piece of deep heavily mnanured land. Also see to planting cauliflowers where they can be protected from frost, and a bed might be tried under the shelter of a. west or south-west wall. We hardly ...

... it well-ripened. Provision Fehould be takde for pautectmg a quantity'of French beans from frost, should T occur, and the cauliflowers should he looked over, .urncegsdowf a few of the leaves over the a eartes for a .ight frost'oils:ths.olour of these, p ...

... whereit may be desirable to do this the frozen part should not be dug in deep. Look well to the protection of lettuce, cauliflowers, &o, under gless, and take every opportunity ot exposing such things to air. Some of the strongest roots of early.rhubarb ...

... planted as soon as possible. Take every opportunity of pushing forward pruning and nailing. . Give air freely to lettuce and cauliflower plants undr glass; indeed the sashes should merely be used to exclude frost, and throw off reins, for they will do all the ...

... gronnd has bean wellsoaked, when it will ba more ?? than iE given while the groutnd is in a d fy statse. Attend wvell to cauliflowers and other crops vjit water. See to keeping up a succession of kideny baf turnips, spinach, &c. In putting in seeds at thisessou ...

... laid down? lNo. Then alter your ramrods' -No. Why ? Red tape ?? I that indeed. General, Cauliflower at Hythe does not see it. Say no more, I am answered. May Cauliflower's shadow never be less; In the meantime I seriously advise our Volunteer friends who ...

... atonce, ready for sowing at the earliest convenient moment. It is now good time to sow brussels sprouts and autumn giant cauliflower seed, for these are valuable just as they are pianted out early in the summer, and become strong by the autumn. Many growers ...

... the seeds too deeply; an eighth to a quarter of an inch is covering enough for these or any sort of Brassica. Carrots, cauliflowers, and celery may now be sown for an early crop. Sow French beans, if a succession of them be required to succeed those already ...