... in dry weather. Prepare the ground, by thorough pulverization, lor sowing and planting the principal vegetable crops. Sow asparagus, beans for a main crop, bcoi for early use, borecole, a few Brnssels’ sprouts, broccoli for autumn crops; early York, Fulham ...

... encouraging hints. Gardening Instr actions tor the * JAI JUABJT. Trench and manure, prepare he 't-beds for - asparagus, nihera, mint, potatoes, and the small salads. Sot r the brown Ihitch and ndmirmble cabbages, curled parsley for transplanting ; frame ...

... size a pen; and in the cucumber, varying, according to the length of the kind, from one to five inches. Admit air to the asparagus beds, keeping the heat in the day at 60, and at night at degrees. Keep the frames well covered night. ...

... MARCH. In open borders sow asparagus, cabbage*, carrots, curled and parsley, Neapolitan kale, parsnips, onioas, &c. ; plant out such vegetable* i ’■* have been already sown. Before sowing, dig carefully, and make ' ground level and fine. Main crops may ...

... under frames and hand-glasses; cabbages, garlic, lettuces, and sbalots, under frames. NOVEMBER. Force seakalc, rhubarb, and asparagus ; take endive, brocoli, and cauliflower, and lay them flat in dry ground; transplant suckers taken from the roots of the ...

... Herbaceous Plants, good ( last letter snfficcs for evcrvthing coming from that source, collection ; also Hhubaßß Seakale. Asparagus, one. | The presbytery wiU corroborate it* contents ; and whoever two, and three years old. Cabbage and Cai liplowf.u iitvil'iv ...