... of them have died, and there are blanks here and there, fill these up before earthing up. Do not disturb the surface of asparagus beds, but cover them over with a layer of manure or sea- weed. The virtues of the manure will be washed down by the rain ...

... Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflowers, endive, lettuce, mushrooms, onions, scorzonera, spi- nach, tomatoes, and turnips. Asparagus and Seakale may be forced by tbe roughest of methods when there are plenty of leaves and large deep pits. Auy one can make ...

... MR. G. ] )N, Who is leaving the premises, his lease having expired. The St Ck consists of ' OVER ONE THOUSAND PLANTS | OF ASPARAGUS FERN (Plumosa nanus), strong and healthy 2rowns, in 5 to I 2 in. pots; (Cuneatum elegans) and others ; a great quantity of ...

... waen cheir flower spik:3eppr ahove the g‘onnd. = ARUMS, (l)?ncams, REEZ(AS, : HYACINTBS.} when in bloom, EUCHARIS, VIOLETS, AsPARAGUS FERN, when it has fronds, and ai' other ferus when they have f:oncs. SMILAX, noc under three feec long. CHRYSANT.'EMU™:S ...

... 6d. .. Oysters Eggs iod fo is. „ Butter is 9d. per lb. Beans (French) New Potatoes Cucumbers zid. to 4d. each Tomatoes Asparagus ' DRUNK EARLY.—Tbie morning a man was ejected from tho market by the astute Constable, Mr.f Lihou, for being drunk and incapable„ ...

... Apples, £ sieve ls. 6d.-75.; Tasma- nian, case 155.-20s. ; Grapes, lb. Is. 6d.-3s. ; Strawberries, lb. ls.-4s. Vegetables.— Asparagus, English, per 100 12s. ; Beans, French, lb. 2s. ; Beet, red, per dozen ls.-2s. ; Carrots, per bunch 6d. ; Cauliflowers, each ...

... Strawberries Tomatoes sd. to 6d. per lb. Butter Grapes ls. 3d to is. 6d. „ Figs is. 6d. to 2S. 6d. per doz. Gooseberries Asparagus Bd. bundle. To-IMN RAILLIAGE contains the following passage, and we congratulate our contemporary upon the liberality of ...

... ls. 6d. to 35. ; Melons, each ls. 6d. to 3s. 6d. ; Peaches, dozen, 4s. to 205. ; Strawberries, lb, ls. to 4s. VEGETABLES. Asparagus, English, per 100, 12s. ; Beans, French, lb, 2s. ; Beet, red, per dozen, ls. to 25. ; Carrots, per bunch, 6d. ; Cauliflowers ...

... cabbage, potatoes, carrots, asparagus, sea kale, rhubarb, lettuce, radishes, onions, parsley, and parsnips ; Mr. R. Le Poidevin being a good second. Mr. Le Patoutel also took first piize for potatoes ; for peas, Mrs. Jackson ; asparagus, Mr. Thos. Moullin, and ...

... tt Strawberries Ix& to is. Figs 3d. to 4d. each. Tomatoes 7d. to Bd. per lb. Gooseberries 3ld. per quart. ' sd. bundle Asparagus to 50. oundle. Butter is. 6d. per lb. Grapes IS. nd to 2S. Markets well supplied ,and prices well sustained. THE Training ...

... — 7 0 Grapes, lb 1 6— 3 0 Melons, each 16—36 Strawberries, lb. 04 — 1 0 VEGETABLES. — AVEBAGE BETAIL PBICES. S. d. S. d. Asparagus, English, per 100 12 0 — ?? Beans, French, lb 20 — ?? Beet, red, per doz 10 — 2 0 Carrots, per bunch 06 — ?? Cauliflowers ...

... more fully exposed to light and air, to become hard- ened and better able to ?? severe weather. Before the seeds on the asparagus begin to drop off the stems should be cut and removed to the rubbish heap, saving a few of the best berried stems for seed ...