... from green-fly. It ought not to be out of sight out of mind. Thin, disbud, and tie out dahlias, and entrap earwigs. If Asparagus beds are plentifully supplied now, and during the next mouth, with liquid manure from the farm-yard, or soap-suds from the ...

... term of wool. Colonel Challoner was acquainted with a sea sand on the Wexford coast which pro- duced wonderful crops of asparagus and other similar vt-eta- ble products. ° ...

... feet; the alleys between being about 3 feet wide. Another plan which is followed by many gardeners, and produces very fine asparagus, is to plant it in rows 3 feet wide over the compartment, and 1 foot apart in the row. The whole or a portion of the old ...

... insects, and the in- creased vigour of the crops. A good dressing of salt, 21bs. to the square yard, will be most useful to asparagus and Seakale. Sow early crops of spinach on a warm border, and get in the early crops of peans and beans. ...

... English Oak Scarlet Oak of large : Arbutus Rhododendrons Phttlyreai Lanrtutinua SHRUBS bushy wall rooted stuff good for Apple Asparagus contemplated and in order to will to purohasers application personally on letter ad- ° MIT0HIN8ON Co Bead Truro St Nonaries ...

... for fruit and vegetables bas become supplied, through the superior advantages of climate, with French produce. The French asparagus, salads, apricots, cherries, artichokes, toma- toes, and similar articles that already feed Covent-garden are declared to ...

... about half ripe. Thus we actually beat tbe London growers, mine being gathered on the 17th and quite ripe. I might mention asparagus, and many other crops forwarded by deep drain- age. In fact, from being the latest, this is now one of the earliest gardens ...

... eatable looking apples. Mr. S. P. Cock also showed a iew Black Prince Strawberries already ripened in the open air. Some good Asparagus, fine Cucumbers, and gigantic Rhubarb, composed the elispiay of Vegetables. As usual, the Cottagers'departmetit o ...

... the whole producing v pleasing snd natural effect. Tbe interior was most tastefully deco- rated with heath, banufl, and asparagus, and festoons of flans added greatly to the gaiety of the appearance. Through the kindness of Lieut.-Col. Sir Colman Rash- ...

... Mr. J. . .'iHchinson, Truro. Carlyon, Rev. T. S. Carlyon. tea Messrs. L. J. Spry aud S. T. Williams. Bwt fifty heads of Asparagus, not exceeding seven inches in -■f..i, Mr. tt. M. Tweedy; second best, Mr. P. P it Best brace of Cucumbers, Rev. T. Phillpotts; ...

... and flowers, viz ; — Cabbages, turnips, potatoes, carrots, leeks, celery, rhubarb, onions, cucumbers, French beans, peas, asparagus, and seakale stalks ; with sheaves of wheat, oats, and barley, ornamented with pine apples, grapes, melons, peaches, apricots ...

... bent up, a part of the candelabrum, several silver articles from Mrs. Hopkin's dressing-case, a butter knife, cream jug, asparagus tongs, and several other silver articles. It has since been ascertained that the prisoners are well known at Birmingham as ...