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... Sentolem I should oecti I radish, Asc. Asparagus.—lf properly settled, t ' and em A rtlchokew Plant for winter The occupy the back slip, in company with horse the ground for the new plantation is the roots should be put in. Four rows at apart, n then ...
... of Ghent, has discovered that the refuse ends of asparagus make excellent paper, at half the expense of paper from rags ; and that a still greater economy is obtained by mixing the pulp of asparagus with that of the beet-root. Princo George of Cambridge ...
... GARDENING OPERAPIONS FOR. THE ENSUING WEEK. (Prom the Gardeners' Chronicle.) KITCHEN GARDEN AND ORCHARD. Asparagus.—The tops, being no longer of use, should be cut off with a scythe. and the beds cleared of weeds. After saving what seed is wanted, the ...
... DOATESI'IC at £15,000 and sold to the same company for £10,000.:--There were green. peas, full asparagus, and strawberries 'exposed for sale on Wednesday, in Covent-Orden Alarket.—On Friday night week 'a countryman was robbed of i £127, n notes and cash ...
... incon light flat oblong baskets might be used, in which the asparagus would lie horizontally and safely. From my own private garden, some 15 miles from town, I have tedly sent or carried asparagus to friends in London, laid loosely and horizontally in small ...
... with ashes or other rubbish, and quite as fine. Acres of this beautiful vegetable arc now grown in workedup ridges, like asparagus, but only ouc row in a ridge. For forcing, you will find that good supply of hot dung, all over the portion you wish to force ...
... Market, but in small quantities, English green peas, strawberries, new potatoes, French beans, some good-sized cucumbers, and asparagus. ...
... Lettuce for succession ; also Radishes for constant use.—Spring-dress all the Asparagus-bed, be careful that, its forking, you do not touch the MOM —PrePare hods foe Asparagus planting ; put in the roots, a foot apart, rows; tine two year old plants, for ...
... preparation for asparagus, onions, and cauliflowers; turnips or potatoes are good preparation for cabbages or greens; broccoli or cabbages are proper preparation for beans peas ; cauliflowers prepare well for onions, leeks, turnips old asparagus land alfords ...
... Fontenelle his Asparagus —He had a great liking, it seems, for this vegetable, and preferred it dressed with oil. One day a certain bon vivant abbe, with whom he was extremely intimate, came unexpectedly to dinner. The abbe was very fond of asparagus also—but ...
... couple. 3 Ducks 3 Chickens Geese 0 Pigeons 1 Smpes . each 0 iTurkeys each 4 Partridges,brce 0 :Rabbits. p cple. 2 ;Asparagus, Ig 100 1 ; Cucumbers, each 0 ;Gooseberries, qt. 0 ;Currants . 0 iltrawberries., , 0 ...
... couple. Ducks, 2s. 6d. to 3s. „ Rabbits, 2s. Chickens, 3s. 6d. Young Ducks, ss. 6d. „ Green Geese, 4s. 6d. to ss. each. Asparagus, Os. Od. 000. Cucumbers, 2d. to 4d. Peas, Os. Od. peck. Strawberries, 6d. to Bd. qrt. Cherries, 4d. to sd. tb. Gooseberries ...