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... Artichokes, French beans, asparagus, green peas, strawberries, and new potatoes, brought from Algeria, are now being sold Paris, as in the month of June. These productions arrive in Paris from Algiers seventy-two hours. Galiynani. Highway Robbery near ...
... STRONG GRAPE VINES, from Eyes (in Pots.) Also EXTRA STRONG PICKLED SEAKALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS, suitable for immediate forcing.—To be had on very moderate terms from Messrs. James Dickson, Sons, and Co., 23, Marketplace, Manchester. ...
... Blundell, Esq. ; BUNCH OF ASPARAGUS.---] St and 3d, J. %V 2d, Mr. John Williams. BUNCH OF RHUBARB.-ISt, 2d, and 3d, J. W. Blundell, Esq MUSHROOMS.-Ist, the Earl of Derby; 2d and 3d, William Bates, Esq. EXTRA PRIZES. Mr. Whittingham's Prize, for the 2d ...
... QTRONG GRAPE VINES, from Eyes (in O Pots). Also. EXTRA-STRONG PICKLED BEAKALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS, suitable for immediate forcing be had very moderate terms, from Messrs. JAMES DICKSON. SONS, CO.. 23, MARKET-PLACE. Manchester ...
... the' side shoots. To RAISE GIANT ASPA.RAGrEI.—A writer in one of the volumes of the Horticulturist tells how to grow common asparagus, so that it will always rival any giant production. He says :—Every one who has seen my begged me for the seed, thinking ...
... should be cut, tied in bunches like asparagus, and cooked. When I say that, if possible, they are more tender and sweet than even the cottager's kale, I have said enough. They are, indeed, almost as good as Asparagus, and very superior to Seakale, however ...
... BY ORDER STRONG GRAPE VINKS, from Eves (in Pots). Also, EXTRA STRONG PICKLED SEAKALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS, suitable for immediate forcing.— To had. on very moderate terms, from Messrs. JAMES DICKSON. SONS.* CO., 2B. MARKET-PLACE. Manchester. ...
... HINTS ON COTTAGE GARDENING. NOTEMBEIL—FonSe mikele, rhubarb, and asparagus; take up endive, brocoli, and cauliflower, and lay them flat in dry ground ; transplant suckers taken from the roots of the pear and codling plum, and prepare them for budding ...
... well-prepared ground.— Agricultural Gatetir. Asparagus.—There is but one kind otaspar:-.^!*. A Mr. Grayson, an extensive grower on the -outh bank of the Thames, introduced what he caiied his Giant asparagus; but it proved to be only the usual kind. He ...
... MISCELLANEA Salting Asparagus Beds.—This year T followed as closely as possible the directions given in your paper some time ago for renewing apparently worn out Asparagus beds. My beds are situated on limestone land, but the soil is deep and rich. The ...
... radish, sea kale, and bordei flowers. Pot tender annuals under glasses. Make mushroom beds. Sow artichokes, small salad, asparagus, cabbages, p.r-dev, carrots, kale, parsnips, onions, Windsor beans, and cauli- flowers tor autumn pla .ting, lettnees, p^as- ...
... HINTS ON COTTAGE GARDENING. MAlloll.—ln open borders sow asparagus, cabbages, carrots, curled and Hamburg parsley, Neapolitan kale, parsnips onions, &e. ; plant out Fuel vegetables u have already been sown. Before sowing, dig carefully, and make the ground ...