... CAULIFLOWERS. A sowing of these may now be made on a warm border out of doors in mild districts, elsewhere in a frame. Early Giant, Walcheren and Autumn Giant will prove useful in maintaining a regular supply for general use. When the seedlings appear ...

... CAULIFLOWERS Pnck out the best of the plants from the August sow ing into hand-lights ; eleven a 2-feet square light, and proportionately leas in those of smaller dimensions- Every alternate plant should lifted in spring, that five remain to provide heads ...

... bunc:fing:nfish such as this Cauliflower Polonaise. 1 large cauliflower, whole or in sprigs, 2-30 z (50-75 g butter, 20z (50g) fine white breadcrumbs, 2 hard-boiled eggs, cho'pped finely, 2 tablesp. fresh chopped parsley. Cook the cauliflower in boiling salt water ...

... CAULIFLOWERS FOR SPRING Cauliflowers sown out of doore are now ready to be planted out under handhghts in cold frame for the winter. Allow abonl 6 inches apart each way. and water the plants after planting. Give much air possible until frosty nights approach ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The last week in August is the usual time for the principal autumn sowing of this favourite vegetable to be made, and if some seed has not already been got in it should therefore be done once. Any time however, before the 7th September will ...

... Cauliflower tips FOR anyone who finds it Tieult to cook a cauliflower without it losing colour dr breaking up, this method is said to be effective. Wash and de-stalk the cauliflower then wrap it in a piece of muslin. Put in a pan containing 1 J)int boiling ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. RHUBARB AND LEEKS. LAID DUBLIN STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. extraordinary wreath, composed of j cauliflowers, rhubarb and leeks, was laid on the statue Queen Victoria Leinster Lawn, Dublin, last Friday morning shortly before the Dail assembled ...

... HELPING THE CAULIFLOWERS. Cauliflower plants which are juat forming heads most not be allowed to suffer from lack of moisture the roots. An abundant supply this stage not only means large, but also compact heads. Shade from strong sun should provided ...

... PROTECTING cauliflowers. Where cauliflowers are quickly coming into there is always a danger at this season that those which are fully open will spoiled In- frost. They may he protected simply breaking a leaf over them, or they may be tilted over their ...

... AUTUMN CAULIFLOWER, Heads of eaulifower already formed will now develop at an astonishing rate, and if not constantly watched they soon become too wide open for use. If that have already attained a fair sire are now partially lifted and allowed to remain ...

... an unbroken supply of broccoli and cauliflower, but he can secure a supply for a long season. Each kind needs different treatment. Cauliflowers must grown ouickly, and therefore need deeplydug ana manured soil. Broccoli, on the other hand, have to stand ...

... SOW CAULIFLOWERS. Seeda of Magnum Bonum or Walcheren cauliflower may now be sown in the open for early use next year. Sow thinly and, when large enough to handle, put each plant into small pot; allow them to stand in the open air until the end of October ...