... February, and in the meantime make the beds ready br deep trenhbing and laying up the earth in vidges, lihubarb, seekale, and asparagus to be kept going in the- forocng pit by Introducing succesaional batches, according to requirements Stove plants in-free ...

... that are at present oocupied with other crops, hut let all the most forward sorts sown in April be planted out at once. Asparagus continues to be plentiful, but it will be best for further supply if it is not cut quite so close as formerly; this will ...

... with asparagu and other green -stuff; while the (lommnuioli table was hidden by vegetables, flowers and. loaves of bread, tastefully arranged. The allalery had also rcived muhates t-n tion, and the gas standaird5 were niely decked with asparagus 1ndi ...

... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK. (From the Gcadeaer's Magazine.j THE GARDEN. Asparagus beds to be lightly pointed over and dressed with salt at the rate of a pound and a half to every, square yard. BEDDING Ps. -Cattings put in now will.bear more heat than those ...

... abnound. A com seof stawed cucumbers. a bean salad, a dis of stuffed vegetable marrowvs a pur6e of spinach and eggs, cold* asparagus winth oil end viaegar, B artighoke, potato, htunip, eotrzl, cabbage or carrot sono, rice and tomatoes, spavati om a tomato ...

... Goeneral.-It is mest important to repair all losses n ud to get in seeds that should have been sewn earlier. Asparagus.-Thin out asparagus seedlings when they are about live or six inchos high, leaving only one to each position and planting t ee surplus ...

... fine clusiar of black grapie, while i' fropb of the altar stood a large oross 'o white ind y0o1. roseq, oats, and sprays of asparagus. Begonias ia bloom in pots were displaged to advantage in the chancel, and very neatly affixed to the sides of the choir ...

... salad, when Lettuce gets scarce. In the forcing psrkent, attention must be given to advancing crnps of ckale, Rhubarb, and Asparagus; bringing on successional trop ar ccrdiog to the demand expected for each. Before 5 prae'ls is cut for the tabl, allow it ...

... very artitically, In the centre of ?? p;nels were bouquets of pblox and passion flowers set In baqketi composed of mors and asparagus foliage. The pulpit at the top and bottom was wreathed with red and white dahlias and wild olematie. At the foot lectern ...

... CALEI;DAJt OF GARDEN ?? I (Frot the Garducian.d .l: . KITCIEN GAIViDDi, Asparagus to be kept going in tle it cession. Give air and lightc for ths stout, quickly grown, aud purple at the tii k i muit now be sown for main crops, l :. weeks plant out c ...

... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK. (Iron the Gardencrl's Maga.nC.) KITCHEN GARDEN. Asparagus beds to be lightly pointed over and dressed Vith salt at the rate of a pound and a half to every sqiuare yard. Sow seed for new beds. Celery sown. early will now require ...

... glasses, will require surfacing and ocresionaol waterings in dry weather. Peas and Beans, hoe between, and sow for succession. Asparagus beds should now he forhed over wvorking the land flue, that the heads may come 'np straight. If manure was laid on the beds ...