... THE OXFORD TIMES, Saturday, March 27, The Kitchen Garden.—Asparagus beds should now be made, see pp. and 32, and also sea kale and rhubarb roots planted. For earliest, Dancer’s Early Scarlet; second and general crop Linnaeus; and for very large, Victoria ...

... (tire a top dressing of good, rough dung to (Nrotect the crowns through the winter, and strengthen Item for the next crop. Asparagus is Terr easily forced, and may be had, like sea kale, from Christmas up till the time wlien it'enmes naturally out of doors ...

... fever; and II from diarrhoea. The mean temperature during the week was degrees, which was five degrees above the average Asparagus.—Asparagus for market is generally blanched the earthing-np system, which is done by covering the crowns with few inches of light ...

... Two, and Three bottles. SALT CELLARS, Silver and Electro. NUT CRACKS in great variety. GRAPE SCISSORS, Silver and Electro. ASPARAGUS TONGS, Silver and Electro, Sc., Sk , Ac. ...

... One, Two, and Three SALT CELLARS, Silver and Electro. NUT CRACKS in great variety. GRAPE SCISSORS, Silver and Electro. ASPARAGUS TONGS, Silver and Electro, Ac., Ac., Ac. ...

... manurenot bv any means such ss IK»T7. wet cow-dung. The following April fork lightly over, and give a good dressing of salt (asparagus lores good supply of Milt) and a thin mulching of eocoanut ftbrs. Begin -utting in May, and cut regularly not let the stems ...

... SOW asparagus, Windsor sprouts, late cauliflower, carrots, encumber lettn Store stock should now be well supplied with tnrri carrots. Sow polyanthus, auricula, and almost * kind of perennial, biennial, and annual seeds- l hyacinths, pot dahlias that have ...

... exrent ten acres, rent fifty guineas per annum. One hundred and forty pounds to be paid down for standing crops; there are asparagus beds extending over an acre, a large quantity of fine rhubarb, potatoes, peas, carrots, Ac. —Apply letter or personally, ...

... Wakefield; 3, Mr. E. Simmonds. French Beans—l, Dr. Stanton Wise. Mushrooms—l, Rev. William Ha icon rt; 2, Dr. Stanton Wise. Asparagus—l, Mr. Win. Day ;2, Sir B. C. Brodie, Bart.; 3, Mr. J. Gee ; 4, Rev. W. Harcourt. Potatoes—l, Dr. Stanton Wise; 2, Bishop ...

... planting of early crops, such pans, potatoes, and salad and green vegetables. In heated frames, cucumbers. French beans, asparagus, and melons may now planted; ana open borders sow perennial herb*, and plant fresh beds of horse radish and rhubarb. Sow ...

... 0.1 with r.-J lierries, ferns, etc. Tlie was very effectively decorated willt red and white dahlfaa, resting ground work asparagus and each end were placed some pretty fuchsias pot*. Great taste was dispUye.l in Uu* decoraiion of the pulpit, which consisted ...

... fifty.—l, Mr. G. W. Shillingford ; 2, Dr. Stanton Wise. Mushrooms, the best dish.—l, Dr. Stanton Wise ; 2, Mr. W. J. Ward. Asparagus, twenty-five heads.—l, W. E. Taunton, Esq.: 2, Mrs. Adams ; 3, Sir B. Brodic, Bart.; 4, Mr. E. Simmonds. Potatoes, twelve ...