... and as the asparagus begins to make its appearance above the ground, I cover the beds with sand about two inches deep, which operation I agaiu repeat as the asparagus reappears until the sand becomes seven eight inches in depth. When asparagus again makes ...

... exhibited. The show of geraniums was fine for the earliness of the season, and the pansies were much admired. The sea kale, asparagus, French beans, and rhubarb, were particularly line, but the apples obtained, and deservedly so, the most marked attention ...

... deciduous trees si* flowering shrubs, ranunculuses and anemones, any remain planted. Dress artichokes, asparagus, and strawberry beds. Pis 1 potatoes, asparagus, horse-radish, artichokes, and strawberries. Trail* plant cabbages, cauliflowers, and lettuces. ...

... and so many good specimens exhibited that numerous extra prizes were awarded to them. The cucumbers and asparagus were unusually fine: the asparagus which took the first prize (a bundle of fifty heads) weigbtd more than 71bs. Subjoined is a list of the ...

... per day ; but that was not his reason forefusing the payment of the wages. He stated that had » bed of or two-year-old asparagus plants, ready for transplanting. employed the complainant at 2s. per day, aim was want of employment, to dig the soil preparatory ...

... twelve or fourteen days, therefore can confidently recommend it Prepare the ground, and have good seed in readiness. The asparagus beds this season will require narticular attention, for in consequence of the severe frosta in July the growth with us was ...

... spared, borecole, Buda kale, and some of the first savoys and Brussels sprouts may be planted out permanently. The cutting of asparagus, peas and cauliflowers become plentiful, must be slackened; and in those beds that have come into cutting this season for ...

... last month,may be sowed and those which are forward enough, may placed in their fruit* beds, and topped at the first joint. Asparagus may forced as beft directed, it not already in progress. Sow all kinds salading ; M out succession crops of cabbages; sow ...

... for the season took place on Friday afi exhibition of plants, flowers, and vegetables, was -pSt-rate description. Of the asparagus exhibited by s Vey ho took the society's prize), fifty buds weighed t , • and 100 buds exhibited by Mr. William Simpson, ...

... Spinach too must have the same attention, and the under or decayed lea?cs should cleared away in due time. The decayed asparagus haulm should be cut a fine day, tied in bundles, and taken care of for thatching the pea sticks, or for placing as drainage ...

... and in excellent condition; there were some fine specimens of stove aud greenhouse plants; the cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, asparagus, and rhubarb, were also excellent; many of the potatoes being upwards of four in. in length, and the rhubarb weighed three ...

... Hyacinths from Mr. Holmes, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Davies, as well as of Stove and Greenhouse Plants. Fine sp-cimens of large Asparagus and Cucumbers from Mr. New, Sit Charles Throckmorton, and Mr. Jessop ; and thirty-six plates of various sorts of Apples were ...