... of peas and. beans, and also of cauliflowers and cabbage plants; proceed with stirring and hoeing the ground between the lines of early crops; prick out celery, salad, and cauliflower plants ; earth up the cauliflower plants that are under hand-glasses ...

... it. Sow seakale, Lettuce, borecole, broccoli, savoy, nonpariel, and York cabbage, cauliflower, turnip carrot, and round spinach seeds. Prick out salad, celery, cauliflower, and early white and purple )roccoli plants. Iloe and thin spinage, dress artichokes ...

... turnips, parsnips, onions, and early cauliflowers, or, for peas, with potatoes and Winter greens, r broccoli between the rows. Autumn- sown onions may be succeeded by spinach, lettuce, &e., and early cauliflower by Autumn onions. Spring- sown onions ...

... a little early celery in boxes on at slight heat. If early Spring-sown cauliflowers and lettuces are forward enough, get them pricked out. Continue to plant out Winter cauliflower plants in rich anid sheltered spots; and get Vinter lettuces out in a similar ...

... ravenously on the pieces of cauliflower in the- pickles, and may be found there in great numbers. It is satisfactory to know, on the authority of Professor Westwood, Fthat the eggs of the Drosoei phi lr are not laid in the cauliflower before being: pickled ...

... place over cauliflowers, lettuce, and various other vegetables which are growing in the open quarters. A stack of dry fern or strawv should be in readiness for the like purposes- at the same time, fill all the spare frames with lettuce, cauliflowers, and endive ...

... for Autilmn aid ?? ter; Carrots, Parsnips, early Turnips, Onions, TIurnip and S-alntou Radishcs, Lettuces, (chiefly Cos;) Cauliflowers, to succeed those sown in Autumn, (thui:1, they are a ; to but- ton,) Brocoli Boreeolo, Asparagus, Spiniicl, (round leaved) ...

... sow sMc- cessional crops ; sow celery, cauliflower, broccoli; all kinds of cabbage, saisafv, scorzoncra, skirret, cardoons, endive, and all kinds of salad seeds. Proceed with pricking out seed- lings of cauliflower, celery, salad, and spring sown cabbage ...

... KiTCHEN:X GCMu.,N.-Let the autuma-soxs.i onions, cabbages, cauliflowers, and lettuces, be protected from tile ravages of snails, by dusting them with lime and soot. Time smallest of the cauliflowers, not planted in hand-lights, should be planted in a cold ...

... crops; cabbages and cauliflowers for succession ; endive, kidney-beans, lettuce, and cress for small salading, every week ; spinach and turnips for main crops. Plant suckers of globe arti- chokes; cabbages in succession; cauliflowers for main crop; celery ...

... early and late broccoli for main crops; cauliflowers in rich soil; celery in rows for blanching; prick out late sowings of celery in beds of rich soil for late plauting; earth-up beans, early celery, cauliflowers, cabbages, and potatoes; earth and stake ...

... means or help will admit. NITCHIEN GARDEX.-Ilant large York, or nonpareil cal). bage; also, cauliflower, EValcherin broccoli, and celery plants. Transplant cauliflower, broccoli, borecole, celery, salad, anrd Savoy plants, for successional crops. Stake and ...