... passage in lalckroodrl for hi August, 1846 :-A garden without fowers has so much the st more room for the growth of celery, asparagus, artichokes, e? and the like. There could not possibly be a greater conve- N nienco than the evaporation or disappeatrance ...

... it. it is scarcely necessary to add that a dressing of 2 lbs. to the superficial yard is of the greatest benefit to the Asparagus beds and the dressing may he repeated in the beginning of April. A X good dressing of salt is not less beneficial to the ...

... Lovel, Oxfordshire. wee Pershore, Feb. 27th, 1860. P. S. I have a nuarter of an acrn of mv allotment I idon laid out in asparagus beds, which now look very promising for a good crop ; and as I hope to out P hep some of the best and earliest in the county ...

... Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire. Pershore, Feb. 27th, 1850. on, P. S. I have a quarter of an acre of my allotment 1011olad out in asparagus beds, which now look very ice, promising for a good crop ; and as I hope to cut d, some ofthe best and earliest in the county ...

... Minster Lovel, Oxfordshire. a Pershore, Feb. 27th, 1850. P. S. I have a quarter of an aore of my. allotment laid out in asparagus beds, which now look very promising for a good crop ; and as I hope to cut ) some of the best and earliest in, the county ...

... Minster Lovel. Oxfordshire. tion, Pershore, Feb. 27tb, 1850. don P. S. I have a quarter of an acre of my allotment laid out in asparagus beds, which now look very stiel promising for agood crop ; and ~as I hope to cut sod, ome of the best and earliest in the ...

... somewhat smaller, their good quality generally makes them more profitahl An early crop of stoee Turinips shold now be sown, and Asparagus sceds on the beds formerly preparel. Rt-guam sowings of spring salads should be made in frames and warm borders. In planting ...

... arose to b depart. Pray stay a little longer, said Fontenelle, it will not he long before I dine; I have some very 1: fine asparagus, the first which I have seen this I season. I am quite alone, and it will be an ii act of charity to remain and partake of ...

... themselves IT impart a gentle warmth to the neighbouring soil, Pt teeming with early Kidney Beans, early Lettuces, ab early Asparagus, early Salads, Green Peas in March; w Peaches, Plums, and Apricots in May, with Grapes in and -Pine-apples at all seasons ...

... With regard to the show of vegetables, I again assert, that the specimens were superb: of new potatoes, brocoli, seakale, asparagus, mushrooms, rhubarb, spinach. sallads, &c. Taking into account the severity of the early spring, I have never seen, under ...

... arose to depart. . Pray stay a little longer, said Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have ; someovery fine asparagus, the first which I have t was seen this season. I am quite alone, and it will be d me an nct of charity to remain and partake ...

... to, depart.. Pray stay a littlei longer, Said Fontenelle, it will not be long before I dine; I have a-some very fiue asparagus, the first. which I have isseen thio season. I am quite alone, and it will bea lean act of charity to remain and partake ...