... CAULIFLOWER Winning heads are clean, white, closely grained, medium or large ni.vi, and surrounded with perfect leaves. ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Finally plant from frames abont the middle of the month, 15 inches apart. Constant hoeing and occasional heavy watering will Ik- necessary. Should the crop turn daring very hat weather, break down a leaf over the head of each plant to protect ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. An cauliflowers are soon spoiled by frost, tnrning in crops should be drawn and suspended, root upwards, as they are, in a cool, dark cellar, where they will be safe from frost, or they may be stored for nearly a month in sand any dry position ...

... CAULIFLOWERS, As the crop soon spoil* after attaining perfoetion, the plants should be drawn, if they mature in greater quantities than can be immediately consumed, and suspended root upwards, as they are, in cool, dark cellar, where they may be slightly ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Continue planting out from two to two and a half feet aeunder, and water very liberally afterwards. Constant hoeing and an occasional heavy watering will be necessary through the season Should the crop turn during very hot weather, break ...

... CAULIFLOWERS, Plante moved during hot weather require eopiena supplies of water, and benefit by light shading for few days after planting. It is eustomary to break a leaf down over each head, to protect it from the sun. CELERY. Continue planting out early ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Prick ont planta from early towing* in the border under handlightt at •■ '■n at possible. If ■nflieient handlighte be not'available, abiftmay be mad* with flower pott, one being inverted over each plant by night*, at al*o by day when eaat ...

... THEFT OF CAULIFLOWERS. Charles Godfrey, a diminutive specimen oI humanity, was charged at the Cardiff Polic( Court to-day with stealing a quantity of cauli- flowers, of the value of 6d, the property of John Warren, on the 19th inst. Warren deposed tff ...

... FORCING CAULIFLOWERS. It is important to protect the irem treat, and tt the same tira - not to give them so ■Mb heat as to render them tender. Day temperatures from 60 to 70 degreee, failing to GO night, are be desired. FORCING CHICORY. The roots msy ...

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... EAST GLAMORGAN SHOW. toe. (Carter). Inaperator, Schoolmaster, Cute. wayo ), ywedee, mangulds, carroty, cabliegio, cauliflowers, and marrows excited the admiration of all, In the climes of dairy produce, there were no new fcatotio, but the quality ...

... Look over cauliflower plants, keep up as plentiful supply of salading,' which to be tender and good will require liberal supplies of water in dry weather. Do not allow peas to get too large before they are staked. A large quantity of cauliflower is sown ...