... diamonrd brooch. She carried a shower boeqnet of lilies, gardenias, fnd tuberoses, with maiden hair fern and myrtle; a spray of asparagus fern formina a graoce ful finish to it. She was followed by three brides- maidQ, Miss H. D. Corser, Bath* Miss SYmmS, Woodford ...

... the year ?? who do not wish the delicate points of good asparagus to be destroyed in the boiling should bear in mind th AL they are never immersed in water by those who under. stand cooking asparagus. The headis iare all cut -as nearly as can be t) orn leiigt) ...

... and to the protection of celery and other crops, which would suffer from frost. Cover up with leaves or dry litter beds of asparagus and seakaie which will be required for forcing. ...

... Barbour, Bolesworth Castle; sofa blanket, Miss Thursby, Craigle; surgical appliances, a Friend, Llandadno; pair ohiokens ands asparagus, Mrs Heywood, Clifton Lodge; marmalade and ?? Arden, 'Gorner Honses; plates, Mrs Toeter, Min-y-don piaiures, linen and jacket ...

... quality. bu! 1KITCIHEN GARDEN. to' e In our last Calender we hinted that ground ou L.should be got in readiness for planting Asparagus, G, d Sea Kale, &o., which, from being plants% of a per' rat r manent character-, require a soil lprepared to main- Yet L-tamn ...

... brought by winter digging and maluring, and upon its being now v in a good state of tilth for the reception of the seeds. I Asparagus beds should now be made where new plan- ef tations of this excellent vegetable are required. Two-to year old plants should ...

... Seakale, Rhubarb, and Aspara- d. gus. bringing on successional crops according to LOU the demand expected fbr each. Before Asparagus o is cut for the table, allow it plenty of air each mild 3 day, or the flavour will be indifferent. Mushroom 4 beds, when ...

... 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 ...

... fruit. Sow beans and cauliflower if wanted for a late crop; the kinds used for early crops are best for this purpose. Dress asparagus beds with salt, and apply liquid manure occasionally. Earth up potatoes and early celery; peg strawberry runners into small ...

... plants. Give air at all opportunities to Radishes, Carrots, and plants, protected in frames. Keep up successions of Seakale, Asparagus, and Rhubarb, and make sowings of Cucumber and Melons for the spring crops Cucumbers in a hear- ing state will require a ...

... pick over those commencingu growth for grubs. Beds of Stocks should be planted out this month. In the kitchen garden, so Asparagus, Salsify, Seakale, Beet, Scor. zonera, Carrots, and Onions on heavy soils; also Peas, Beaus, Spinach, Cabbages, and Savoys ...

... -Rbttbarb, seakiale, andc asparagus should ?? be in progress, The twvo former1 may be managed very well in any place possessing the characteristics of a mushroom-house, namely, moderate warmth and exclusion of light. For asparagus, a pit or bed should be ...