... ASPARAGUS. Perhaps there is no greater lusury among vegetables than asparagus, unless it be peas; but we may force the one a good deal bettei, and with less ditficulty, than the other; for a common hotbed, like those made for cucumbers, may be prepared ...

... ASPARAGUS 6d per hundred 2» 6d Od „ three „ . Od „ „ . two . 5s Od J. 9. begs to intimate that her Stock of BEDDING PLANTS are in the finest possible condition, and will be sold ven- moderate prices, catalogues of which, arc in the course of ...

... with out of door stails !or onrsclvcs. have grown very line asparagus without anything more than will make three inches covering, inil never cut much nnd-r-Tonnd. Those who bare eaten asparagus grown so long the bud will keep close, winch allow, of three ...

... ASPARAGUS. Akw Dons Ti.. of the Above Just received. Pries Il Rams per Doses. SUPERIOR FURNITURE CHINTZES, Music BENNY:Fr & Co. just received sortie Pieces of Fine Furniture Chintzes of various handsome Patterns, Pries Re. 9 per Piece. A Fine rste Bouy ...

... ASPARAGUS. Perhaps there is no greater luxury among vegetables than asparagus, unless it bo peas; but wo may force the one a good deal better, and with less difticulty, than tho other; for a common hotbed, like those made for cucumbers, may be prepared ...

... BABPBERRIB9. ASPARAGUS, and BKAKALE PLANTS wbl* h they will dispose of oa moderate terms. Seed Warehouse, LOWER BACKVILLB STREET. Dublin; And BPAFIELD NURSERY, BALL’S BEIDGR ...

... at once. I will fancv myself addressing those persons who well know that there is good asparagus and bad asparagus, and yet another class still—middling asparagus They, doubtless, have heard repeatedly that the market-gardeners about London are counted ...

... ASPARAGUS, &c. EVANS and BENNETT respectfully call the attention the Nobility, Gentry, &c., to their present Stock of Foreign and Home Fruits, including a recent arrival of the above. Also, fine Almeria Grapes and French Crystallized Preserves, which ...

... plates at dinnertime, and have Asparagus the whole of which nearly may be eaten. We may observe, by the way, how custom exerts its iron rule in such a matter as eating Asparagus. Londoners, and others who have Asparagus in the drumstick fashion, often ...

... ON THE CULTURE OF ASPARAGUS. A question of considerable interest presents itself at this time, in consequence of communication that have been published, and opinions hazarded, respecting the proper treatment of Asparagus beds and rows during the season ...

... GIANT ASPARAGUS. This gigantic head of Asparagus was grown in the garden of Mr. Farndon, at Woodstock, Oxon; it is a self-sown plant, and this is the seventh year of its growth. It is flat, 3 inches in width, resembling twelve heads in one ; and it is ...

... irtie efioat Asparagus. PLANTS grown in same soil a* those to the first prises Were swarded it the Spring Hortienltnrsl Exbibitione in London, 1850, and in Dublin, 1850,1857, now sala John Abell, Limerick. Strung plants of one year old, per hundred, ...