10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BORECOLE»
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borecole in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
borecole and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Rural Cyclopedia: Or A General Dictionary of ...
BORECOLE. BORING. 489 U8e. The thoroughly established subvnrieties of it are
Scotch kale, green kale, Siberian kale, or Sabellian borecole, Brassica dUracea
acephala sa- bellica ; the cavalier cabbage or branchy borecole, B. o. a. ...
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An Encyclopaedia of Gardening: Comprising the Theory and ...
The plants need not be placed at more than eighteen inches each way, as the
head does not spread wide, and the side leaves drop off In this, as in every other
respect, the culture is the same as that of the borecole. S525. Gathering the crop.
John Claudius Loudon, 1824
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A Guide to The Outdoor and Kitchen Garden
Wherever it ripens and sheds its seeds, it will rise again abundantly : having a tap
root, it does not bear transplanting, except with great care, and when the plants
are very young. 9. BORECOLE AND SPROUTS. The Borecole contains several ...
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A Guide to the Orchard and Fruit Garden: Or, An Account of ...
BORECOLE AND SPROUTS. The Borecole contains several sub-varieties. They
are, excepting the Neapolitan variety, peculiarly hardy ; they resist frosts, and
retain their green appearance throughout the winter : hence their value as winter
...
George Lindley, John Lindley, 1831
said Mr. Borecole. ' No ;—leastways not all on it. Some of it were the “ Sporting
Lass.” Now the 'Sporting Lass' was a certain signboard adorning a village not
one hundred miles from Castle Dawson, and to which reference has been
already ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1864
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A guide to the orchard and kitchen garden; or, An account of ...
BORECOLE AND SPROUTS. The Borecole contains several sub-varieties. They
are, excepting the Neapolitan variety, peculiarly hardy; they resist frosts, and
retain their green appearance throughout the winter : hence their value as winter
...
George Lindley, John Lindley, 1831
7
The Universal Gardener and Botanist: or, a general ...
'Bra ssi ca Fimbriato, Fringed Cabbage, or Borecole, Scotch-Cole, and Common
Cole- worts. The Borecole, and the other plants of this class, are all varieties of
Cabbage of the open kind, or such that never close to form a head or cabbage,
but ...
Thomas Mawe, John Abercrombie, 1778
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The complete Farmer: or a gen. Dictionary of husbandry
BORECOLE, or Boorcole, a species of cabbage, of which there are three forts,
namely, the common borecole, the green borecole, and the Siberian borecole,
which is the curled colewort, by some called Scotch kale. All these are for winter
use, ...
9
The American Kitchen Gardener: Containing Practical ...
BORECOLE Brassica oleracea. — Chou vert, JTr. — Grune Kohl, Ger. The
Borecole contains several sub- varieties, the common characteristic of all which
is an open head, sometimes large, of curled or wrinkled leaves, and a pamliar,
hardy ...
Thomas Green Fessenden, 1856
10
The Book of the Garden
It is not quite bo hardy as the purple borecole. " Dwarf purple borecole and the
dwarf variegated are merely sub-varieties of the two preceding, distinguished by
their dwarfer habit of growth. " Buda kale, or Prussian kale, Prussian or Buda kale
, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BORECOLE»
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borecole is used in the context of the following news items.
GARDENING: Get to know the wonderful world of brassicas
Another leafy member of the groups is kale, or borecole from the Dutch for farmer's cabbage. One of the most nutritious of the clan, it is high in ... «Brantford Expositor, Jun 15»
Jack Tame: 6 June 2015
Try curly kale, or Borecole, or Tuscan kale. Strip the greens off the midribs. Celery can still be planted now and you have to have brown thumbs ... «Newstalk ZB, Jun 15»
Morning Press: Filing Week, Parade of Bands, drought
This week's vegetable, kale, is also called borecole, which means "farmers cabbage" in Dutch. Kale is a leafy vegetable belonging to the same ... «The Columbian, May 15»
Colorful kale offers many health benefits
This week's vegetable, kale, is also called borecole, which means "farmers cabbage" in Dutch. Kale is a leafy vegetable belonging to the same ... «The Columbian, May 15»
McDonald's Reverses Position on Kale Mere Months After Ridiculing It
Kale, or borecole, is popular in the "superfood" movement and touted by many as one the healthiest foods in the world. Starbucks added kale ... «Eater, May 15»
Lynda Hallinan's 12 new tricks for top autumn crops
I'm growing 'Borecole' (pictured, from Zealandia in punnets) and 'Blue Ridge', Kings Seeds' most popular kale. Eggplants: big is not always ... «Stuff.co.nz, May 15»
Hydroponic agriculture turns Kenyan homes into gardens
"When using this method to grow Kale [borecole], which normally matures after 60 to 70 days, it only takes 35 to 40 days," she. "Hydroponics ... «www.worldbulletin.net, Apr 15»
Why 'eating for two' when you're pregnant could leave you at risk of …
Berkshire-based nutritional therapist Elena Lucchi of Borecole Nutrition says: 'Protein, fibre, and healthy fats are all nutrients that make you feel ... «Daily Mail, Mar 15»
Produce Pete loves kale — and here's why
About kale. Kale, also known as borecole, is one of the healthiest vegetables on the planet. A leafy green, kale is available in curly (my favorite) ... «Cherry Hill Courier Post, Mar 15»
This Week at the Malibu Cornucopia Farmers Market
... been on dinner plates since Roman times, that its botanical name is “borecole” and that it is part of the cabbage family that includes broccoli, ... «Malibu Times, Feb 15»
