... NOTES ON GAftDBNING, Asparagus. — There can be no doubt as to the hardihood of asparagus, and yet when the crowns are too near the surface, they ure in danger of being injured by frost. This accounts for the custom of growing the asparagus in beds 4} or five ...

... Field. Wooaso. Large SURPLUS STOCK STOVE. OKEENHOU9K. and MISCM.LANKOUS PLANTS, including Aspidlslra, Palms, Crotons, Asparagus, Plumoaa, Nsua, Tomato and Cucnmber Plante, Adiatbam neat am. Neeptiotos Rose*, Arum Lilies, Pelargoniums, Mimnlos, and about ...

... Sowing-Prickly Comfre —Making Ponds—Fattening Turkeys—Devonshire Clotted Cream. GARDENING.—Jvttiuss about .*—■ Lattuoea-Asparagus and Radishes. THE CHILDREN'S COLUMN Chaw, Bnlnclsra—The Nest of the Quail—The Indian Chief— House nse. REWARDS FOR BRA VERT ...

... p, asparagus, it seems, is already being cut. This was the first English grown asparagus I have seen this year. Jersey is already beginning to send some to the Lon- don market at fabulous prices ; but it is not yet a common acquaintance. Asparagus from ...

... NOTES OK GARDENING. Asparagus culture.— This most delicious vegetable is rarely seen in the garden of the amateur or cot- tager, and why it should be excluded we know not, nates it is considered as belonging exolasirely to > the luxuries of noblemen's ...

... 32 0 Ditto, French, per c/e 0 Oueninb'rs, per dozen 46 Horse Radish, per bundle 2 0.80 Spring cabbages, per dot. 10 14 Asparagus, per bead 16 3 0 Onions, green, per dozen bundles SO 3 8 Ditto, per hundred 19 3 3 Green Peaa, French, per flat 0 Ditto, ...

... crate 0 11 Rhubarb, per bundles O 6 • Watercress, p*-r Cucombcrs, per 3 4 U Grapes, Guernsey, per 10 .13 Asparagus, English, per .. K Green Onion*. j.er dexea bundle* .- 1 ** ,'Omwherrl»-». per basket . 0 4 Cherrms. French, liaif-sieee ...

... faintly resembling so much as the Cambridge sausage could be found in a month of Wednesdays. All French vegetables, too, save asparagus, are often thought inferior to those of British growth. Our hothouse grapes put to scorn the cliasselas of Fontainebleau ...

... market large supply of both old and new tubers. Old sold well at 3s 6d to 5s per load, and new made 2s to 2s 6d per stone; asparagus. per bundle; sea kale. 6d per bundle; rhubarb, Id per bundle; apples, 1? 6d to 2s 6d per peck. LONDON POTATO, Saturday.—Moderate ...

... Cricket Field. Large SURPLUS STOCK - STOVE, GREENHOUSE, and MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS, including Aspidistra, Palms. Crotons, Asparagus, Plnmusa, Nan*, Tomato and Cucumber Plants, Adiatbum Cnncatum, N*-eptioto9 Roses. Arum Lilies. Pelargooiams, Mimulus, and ...

... Sowing—Prickly Comfrer—Makiag Poade—Fattening Turkey#—Devon. ■Ure Clotted Cream. ARDEN INO.—Jottings about Plani Lettuces—Asparagus and Radishes. THE CHILDREN’S COLUMN —Scsrlett’* Charge at Balaclava—Tba Nest of the Quail—The- Indian Chief— QUESTIONS AND ...

... There can be no doubt as to the hardihofj asparagus, and yet when the crownp a^ JT f ' the surface, they are in danger of bein ...