... FTELD AND GARDED? Woßrk ror THE WEBK.—Now that peas are becoming plentiful, discontinue cutting asparagus. If anyone wishes to save asparagus seeds, leave the seeds on the nrol:ie-t stems. .v;’benover the beds are choked u&vi young seedlings, the grass ...

... blossoms and a handsome goid and diamond bracelet, the gift of the bridegroom. Her bouquet was of lilies of the valley and asparagus feru. The Misses Mackay, of Hitchin, who were to bave acted as bridesmaids were prevented by illness from | being present ...

... of succulent sprouts, ASPARAGUS FOR SEED.—It is a well-known faet shat to keep the choice varieties of vegetables up %o a first class standard of excellence only the Leet samples must be saved for seed-bearing purposes. Asparagus is no exoe(ftion to this ...

... be stopped by having their rlntn pinched off. Continue preparing for and planting celery. When the asparagus beetle is injuring the shoots of asparagus let them be sprayed with Paris greenone ounce to 15 gallons of water, or syringed with an emulsion ...

... carrots would not be sown now. But, uevertheless, young carrots are generally sppreciated where good ccoking is understood. Asparagus thould not be cut from after the 20th unless the beds are very rtrong. Earth up potatoes, put good sticks to tall peas and ...

... dressing as sova as possible, as for mouths after the gas-lime is applied nothing can be grown. GRrOWING AsPARAGUS PLoMOSUS. —This beautifal asparagus can be iucreased by division of the roots or by shoot cuttings in -pr{ug. They should be inserted in silver ...

... clear tones the Queen said, *“1I thank you very much for your kind demonstration,” and accepted a bouques of orchids and asparagus fern from Miss Sslamper. The Town Clerk having advanced and read the address, Her Majesty then handed to Mr. Senior the following ...

... artistic talent as the pulpit, but probably it never was decorated for this festival with greater tasto than om this occasion. Asparagus, red cactus dahlias, red virginian creeper, and oats and barley were the materials used, and the arrangement was most pleasing ...

... St.rehouse — Beet, carrots, parsnips, potatoes, salsify, scorzonera, onions, and shallots. Forced — Rhubarb, seakale, and asparagus. Fruit — Apples for Dessert : Cockle and Sturmer Pwplu, Noaopariels. Apples for Culmary Use—Winter Pearmain, Haawell Souring ...

... pots and fermenting material ; care must, however, Le taken not to have the latter too hot or the crowns will get burnt, Asparagus may now be forced on a gentle hotbed if &hirl‘fl required for Christmas. French beans that are growing in heated pits or ...

... earlier than usual this season, the only preveuiive being close gathering. They will Lold out several weeks longer, ~and the asparagus or buda kale till June, always providing they are kept close, snapping, not stripping, them off. Treat Brussels sprouts simi ...

... warded off or the temperature will be so lowered that the mushrooms will cease to appear. Where it is required to make new asparagus beds the present is & good time to do so, for the soil works much more freely now than after it bas become wet. There will ...