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... [Oct. 14th, 1899. between the larger jugs, quite ,;mall ones of the same colouring, each holding a single blossom and some asparagus fern, should Ribbon, corresponding with the colours of the jugs, appear. Ribbon, corresponding with the colours of the jugs ...
... strong plant~ and at low prices. Catalogue Free on application. PERRY,S HARDY PLANT FARMII )l!l'inchmore Hill, N. 100 000 ASPARAGUS.- Thisdeliciousvegetable .' can be g~own by anyone if planted right lime of the yP.ar, from now 1111 the end of April, will ...
... has been raining al l night, and is still doing so at eve, which, if it does not benefit anything else, will fetch up the asparagus in the old gardens, as it is very late this year. vVe have, in Cheshire, the finest pron:ise for harvests I ever saw in my ...
... take insufficient nourishment; with men this tendency is seldom conspicuous. Strawberries and cream iced coffee and cold asparagus, are not adequate substitutes fo; fill.ets of bee~ or mutton cutlets, and however warm it may be, tt ts r!Ot advtsable to ...
... his neighbour agrees with him. The King sits in cafés and chats with his subjects, and they buy the wine he sells, and the asparagus he grows, and in return he purchases their mutton. My courier, who was an hotel runner, used to shake hands with the Minister ...
... the leaves with very fine strips of angelica, and serve them arranged so that the colOLil s alternate, and garnish with asparagus fern. OSBORNE CAKES . Put four eggs into a basin with flve ounces of powdered sugar, and stand a stewpan containing boiling ...
... know m what splnt a w?man IS gomg to take your advice; so I restramed my enthusiasm, and devoted my best attention to my asparagus. TH URSDAY : I wor.der if anyone can tell me whv the manners of P ost Office officials are so offensive? It is not-alone ...
... level, making paths round each block, and a large centre road in the middle, planting the seed 4in. apart in beds, like asparagus beds in England, and transplanting each seedling during the rains into good holes dug sft. apart, tending and nursing each ...
... enumerate the list of perennials grown would occupy far more space than we can spare. As to veaetahles, all succeed except asparagus and French beans, and ~atura lly sea-kale is the most luxuriant, but few things fail. \Ve hop readers who are similarly ...
... Thousands of Testimonials. DESCRI P T IVE CAT ALOG UE S FR EE on application . JAMES WALTERS, Rose Grower, EXETER. 1 00 000 ASPARAGUS .-T his deiicious vegetable 1 can be grown by anyone if planted right time of the yP.ar, from now till the e nd of April ...
... seen in every garden. Roses, too, are plentiful, and if one wishes to make a bouquet, one has but to walk a few yards, and Asparagus plumosus nanus can be found growing wild. Pine-apples are almos as cheap as oranges in England, and bananas are ten a penny ...
... bottles, not tins-are Place the beans in a basin, and dress them with salad oil and a AsPARAGUS SALAD. Dip as many heads of asparagus (the French preserved asparagus answers admirably) as are required for the dish into some pale aspic which is cool, but ...