... he tolerably safe by the time they are above ground. Thin out all spring crops before they get crowds I and spoiled. All asparagus should be inches above the caritas before it Is cut, anises Wended for the pigs. We have no doubt they would prefer the delicate ...

... when thoroughly dry, should be plunged in dry mould or sand in the root-house. When at leisure cut down the stalks of the asparagus beds, and dress the beds, and if necessary give them a good dressing of manure. ...

... Garnish with lemon and beetroot This way of king lambs' sweetbreads with asparagus results 7 s•: '- lady correspondent saes) .in a most beguilingly greedy dish When the asparagus is young and green. cot the heads off in pieces of equal she and about a ...

... should bo completely blanched ; but asparagus should have air and light when the shoots appear, as it is vendee* unless the tops have two or three inches of green growth. Make plantations of rhubarb, sea. kale, asparagus, and horseradish. Roots of dandelion ...

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... flower stem shot up from the crown of pineapple''-like leaves a few months back in form exactly resembling a huge head of asparagus ; at first it grew very rapidly ; and is now about 15 feet high. The main stem is studded with droopingbranclies bearing ...

... to Otastrao per V. s. 1 0 :4; Lemma. ✓e no. to Nuts. sob 708 to par Milos lbw% lib par to Marto boat.' Apoloa par la to Asparagus. per 100 to fa I pot ace., laid to Urea& Beam per 100. 00. . York par t0a 6.„ 10 , 01, ti 0 Rooks. d oe go rake to 140 s; ...

... 0 0 0 0 ber eles.p.lb.o 0 1 nibs,* rib. 1 0 0 0 I Naos& ow& 3 5 a a d •rtichokee,por dos. 2 toollltaihrocesajerpott.l 0 Asparagus,per bun. 8 011ffustard0Creis,p.p.0 2 0 Beans,ludnoy,p.2sv 0 0 0 Onions, per bushel ♦ 0 0 Beet, pet dozen 1 901 pickling. ...

... sugar ; keep them on the fire till the stock has all boiled away, but they must not catch or burn. Cook sine peas and some asparagus points in the same way. Rave equal quantities of these vegetables. Cut out of lettuces and sorrel leaves pieces the sire ...

... exposed to the pulverising effects of the weather. Select • sheltered pceition ; a math border is the bed if it can be spared. Asparagus beds should be att•miled to at once, if not already done. Clear away all the old haulm and weeds, and give them a good dreraisig ...

... the rows. Scarlet name lowa la pots or pans will be a fortnight earlier in fruit than those in the open ground. In cutting asparagus take only the strongest shoots. she plenty of water and weak liquid manure. Plant out capsicums and tomatoes under a hot ...

... Botholve grapes comprise Lady Down's seedling, Trehiana, end a few Muscat& Prices of English forced yogi table., inch as asparagus, Pro.ach beano, and frame p0w, have not altered since our last report. Flowers chiefly comic of poicsettia pulcherrimc ...