... readiness for planting Asparagus, Sea Kale; &c., which, from being plants of a permanent character, require a soil prepared to maintain them in pro- ductiveness-for some years, with the occasional addition of top Aressings. Both Asparagus and Sea Kale thrive ...

... winter lettuce on arich warm piece of ground, and provide a succes- sion of radishes and other small salads. Manure and dress asparagus beds. Get cauliflower plants raised under glass hardened off, and pay every attention to those under hand- glasses, in order ...

... crops of forced vegetables, as Asparagus, Kate, Rhubarb, ?? Except for the early crop of Rhubarb, we prefer forcing the two latter vegetables where they grow, and we know of no butter or cheaper way of forcing Asparagus early, than taking up tl e roots ...

... taken the field; and that is all they have taken. 1XTIIIESTING HABrrS OsF MnS6TEaRS.-Mr. Gladstone, when he buys a bhndle of asparagus, begins 'by dividing it' into three heads. Lord John Russell, before doing any. thing, always looks into .fagna Clharta ...

... Hares, 2s 6d s 3s ad each; Rabbits, *lOd to Is each4. Roasters, 4s 6d to Gsi each;' Potatoes, Is and. upwards per score; Asparagus, 4s per bundle, Sea Kale, 2s Gd per bundle- Cabbages, Id' to 2d each; Carrots, lid- to 2d per bundle - Turnip, 4d per score; ...

... Hares, 2s 6d to 35s 6d each ; Rabbits, 10d to Is each ; Roasters, 4s Bd to its each ; Potatoes, Is and upwards per score; Asparagus, 4s per bundle ; Sea liale, 2s id per bundle; Cabbages, Id to 2d each; Carrots, lid to 2d per bundle; Turnips, 6d to Sd per ...

... rains, and when the soil is not sufficiently dry for hoeing, hand weeding should be adopted. As the pronuction of strong Asparagus next spring will depend mainly on the- present summer culture, let the beds, after being cleaned, be mulched with short Grass ...

... -I feel muoh flstterea by a ratv ir' notice; but he must not expect me ' to tell al I'knio. ?? asks, what become of the asparagus and the othetr ap edibles; and he says they are not all -Assg-t 4 i House. Does he notknow we have. eityh edil . dinner ...

... to Is each; Hares, 3s Gd each; Rabbits, ?? to 1s each; Boasters, 4s Od to Os each ; Potatoes, Is and upwards per score; Asparagus, 4s per bundle ; Sea Kale, Is fld to 2s per bundle; Cabbages, Id to 2d each; Carrots, lid to 2d per bundle; Turnips, Old ...

... i name more ot this class, bat hope this ahort tiu \N~- T'S mtthtention to the subject. to ,,ry a -it, farming beds for Asparagus, a saudy TL r prg' 0 'epared. on whiob trench in two feet deep sluffi. mu bltd b9e1 PPanore to raise the ground a foot above ...

... brnagbt by winter digging and mannolog, and upon its being now in a good rstte of tilth for the reception of the needs. Asparagus beds sould now be made where new plantations of this excellent vegetable are required. Twe-year-old plants should be chosen ...

... Roasters,5s to aseapc; Rabbito,, ldeach; New Potatoes, I s and ,apwards per score; Green Peas, 6d and upwards per peck; Asparagus, Is and upwards per bundle; Rlhubarb, Id per bundle; Gooseberries, id to 2d per quart; Cherries, 2d and upwards per lb.; ...