... OARRIIIIG FOR THX WEEK. Vegetable* in Seaton Asparagus, French beans, Jwoccolir, Brussel* •prouts, carrot*, celery, leek*, ecdire, lettuce, mushroom*, onion*, new pot*toe*, seorzonera, spinacb, aad taraipc. Arrears of winter work mast now be cleared up ...

... elder Matthews one day arrived forlorn country inn. and, addressing a lugubrious waiter, inquired if could have chicken and asparagus. The mysterious serving man shook bis head. ** Can I have * duck.tiben So, sir. ** Have you any mutton chops? ‘’Not one ...

... warm-pit with temperature of »*Meg. so, French Beans may planned, and Is'ltuce* may sown or planted the frames in which Asparagus has been forced. Pans Market tuins very quickly. Cuba there i» pretty young patriot who a!eo poet. She it Senohta Peres Rira ...

... they are early sorts to be grown in frames. Routine work now comprises the formation of plantations of rhubarb, seak »le. asparagus, and horseradish. Roots of dandelion, peekeo together in leaf-mould and put into gentle beat, will furnish a delicate salad ...

... time in the whole year to sow seed. The ground should have been prepared long since, aad now in friable mellow oocoition. asparagus beds with manure, nnd make all ready for the crop ol the season. Seabale that has been forced should now bo allowed to bow ...

... with four inches of soil, and take a lot of strong roots asparagus, seakale, and rhubarb, and rat them in pretty close together, and cover with eaves, and you will *oon have a supply. Asparagus should never be thoroughly blanched, but allowed to green ...

... them with plenty, and the labour may Ikj vw h . , ~ Asparagus.—Any more cutting of this crop will min the plantations. To many it may seem needless to make this remark, but people ore cutting asparagus now, and must advise them to desist, unless they have ...

... contains plentiful proportion of clover; and after laying gif# it thorough ben ting. roanxo otriusn norxr*. Forcing Pit: Asparagus and seakala for first •apply be pat in at once. All that is wanted ta mild sweet bottom beet A melon bed still retaining ...

... and Klggiculiukai. (jAbifrrr.” Asparagus beds to be lightly pointed over, and dre&sed with salt the rate of a pound and a half every t ...

... kindly. Plant early and second early potato**, also Jerusalem artichokes and saltings of tbs roots oif senkale. Sow seeds of asparagus to raise plants to make new bed*. Plant red oabbsge and shallots. Those who wish sav* their own seeds of onions, carrots ...

... and early aorta of peat and beam for lateat crop. Barth cabbage*, potatoes, hr. Prraa asparagus and sew-kale beds with lib. of •all to lit square yards, and asparagus celery, and rhubarb liquid manure. Sow perennials and biennial# of moat kinds now. Pot ...

... richly manured, ground. Lettuces don’t pay for their seed on poor ground, lor they bolt almost as soon they berm grow. On asparagus beds the buds are now pushing, and in favoured positions some are ready for the kmie. Care must now be taken that no hoe ...