CAULIFLOWERS, CAPE BROCCOLI, ETC. 
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] have this season begun to work six young pear trees, upon the 
plan at Elm-Grove, and feel satisfied the system will answer per¬ 
fectly well. 
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ARTICLE VII. 
TO HAVE PLENTY OF FINE CAULIFLOWER, CAPE BROCCOLI, 
AND GRANGE’S CAULIFLOWER-BROCCOLI, 
Through the Winter, and till the Spring Broccolies come in. 
BY MR. J. MEARNS, F. H. S. 
Sow at the end of June, and on to the end of July, and get the 
plants as strong as you can before the frost sets in. It is better that 
none of those have the least appearance to flower when taken up for 
protection. Then lay them into the ground, with the heads to the 
south, if it can be done conveniently, leaving little beside the thick 
leafy top out of the groutld. Firm the soil to thy roots and stems, 
to keep out mice, &c. cover them in all frosty weather, but expose 
them at all times when the weather is not severe. By such manage- 
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merit they will produce handsome, and compact sized heads through 
the winter, and as long as required, and even till early cauliflowers 
come in. 
