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CABBAGE PLANTs,-If you have provi-
ded yonrself with bed of cabbage plants.
and they are big enough, the sooner they
are transplanted the better therefore, as
soon as the ground can be dug. prepare
your bed. by manuring heavily. digging
deeply and raking firmly. and set ouI your
plants. Ii you want to preserve them from
the cut worm, make mixture of SCOT and
sulphur, brought to the consistency ofcream
by hot water, and as each plant is set out,
dip the roots and stem with the mixture, as
far up as the bottom leaves