... select the strongest runners and plant them on a shady border in rich soil, to be transplanted with balls early next month. Asparagus beds can n&rdly have too much manurewater from the stable or farm-yard tank during the present month. On dry friable soils ...

... Three ;clock e.u., the Whole of the fine Collection of , IREENROUSE PALMS, FERNS, PLANTS, and FLOWERS. There are Aloes, Asparagus Plante, Acacias, Abutllons, Amaryllis, Aspidistras, Azaleas. Begonias (very fine). Camellia, Dracaenas, Epiphyll urns, F ...

... oared from Exhibition Varieties only, 1/-, 2/8, 6/- packet. List of plants free. WILLIAM SYDENHAId, Tamworth, Staffordshire. ASPARAGUS SALE planted now will give supplies until You Pete wine in. 9d 100, 4/- 1000 (free). Wool Heaps, , Windsor. Mention A HulL ...

... And the days lenkthen more and mote. At sundown, to the kitchen door. Anil I. being moviilieil thus. Shell with superb asparagus. A book, a serer, end • cup Of country sine divinely sap. tnnis Stftenson in Tke or A rt J:aw. ...

... the strongest runners and plant them on shady border in rich soil, transplanted with balls next month. During this month asparagus beds can hardly have too much manure water from the stable or farm-yard tank. light dry sons salt may applied with advantage ...

... former, for it will be sure to be exposed to the depredations of mice. Attend to keepup a regular succession of seakale, asparagus, and rhubarb, by introducing moderate'qiuantites at short intervals into heat. ...

... VEGETABLE SEEDS. Asparagus, Beans, Runner Beans, Beet, Borecole or Kale, Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Capsicum, Cardoon. Carrot, Caulitiqwer, Celery. Chervil (Curled), Chervil (Bulbous Rooted). Corn Sall& Cucumber, Egg Plaut, Endive, Gourds, Ice ...

... at the &mem three than a week try the Bach. New POTATOES, ORZEN PUS, New CARROT. TURNIP, CUCUMBERS, New Spring CABBAGE, ASPARAGUS. MAHAL, SALADS. SPINACH, SUMS, Abe the FRUITS the CHIREDIS, TABLE APPLES, DENIA JAM SWEET ORANGES, TABLE DAM, PIGS, 11LEZETS ...

... Lily. POT PLA NTS— Aurelia. Picas, vireo. FERNS. sALE ()F PA I.lls. ALENCIA GRANGES , . TASMANIAN APPLE'. NEW LETTI CE. ASPARAGUS. Crul*Nl . Lt. A. 11. Broace. et Stelanie• 1 UNIOR CLERK. aceuKtomed to shipping; • socarate d via ratemmeeded t oreklt No ...

... VEGETABLES. MRS WILSON, Noe. I AND 6 NEW MARKET, ELGIN. GREEN PEASE, EARLY CARROTS and TURNIPS, BIM POTATOES, CASSAGE, BROCOLI, ASPARAGUS, SPINACH, SALADS. CUCUMSEIts, ('HER. RIES, APRICOTS. ORANGES. A., traits a sleet, from tAe South Far Dent OLD POTATOES Champion ...

... NEW MARKET, LOIN. A LL NEW VEGETABLES OF THE SEASON COMING IN. ORZEN PEAS, POTATOES, NICW CARROTS, NEW TURNIPS, /MANAUS, ASPARAGUS, cAuunowss, TOMATO'S& EC., etc. ALgo. TABLE MUTES, HOTHOUSE DRAPES, CRIJIRIES, BANANAS, TAIRA FlO 4 . DATES, WRITS, AUSTRALIAN ...

... cabbage, a sprinkling of Somers's, urother late spring broccoli may be added. Get in parsley. Give a slight salting to asparagus beds and seakale ground. Sow peas, beans, and radishes as soon as former sowings are fairly above ground. Prick out very ...