... ?? Guano for Potatoes, Vegetables, &a. T. A. cteuld Chambers, Donnigton Nursery, Ifiley, used for asparagus, lettuce and greenhouse plants: Asparagus and lettuce very good. Double priraulas especially good. J. Hathaway, Great Rissington, Burford ...

... there is plenty of tinio to soW the seed yet, but it lad bettor not be deferred innlob litter. The Iardiest of all is- the asparagus or Buda kale, thouigh the Scotch curled does not lag far behitld, ind the Cot- tager's variety is one of the best mnd most ...

... Blandy Jenkins, Esq., of Kingston, - sent a dish of fine peas, the rest of the fruit and R vegetables, particularly the asparagus, deserving notice, and causing keen competition. In the cottagers' depart- ment there was not anything calling for marked ...

... hno Fawdry with corn, scarlet and white flowers and sub- evergreen, and the readlilg desk with cbrysan- not thelmums andl asparagus. The font was decorated hen by Miss Emily Rose, as also were the chancel and iber south windows. The font was bright with ...

... 1 0It TI C U I.T U RE. \'EOETABLE UAlDtEN. Asparagus.-Beds of this ftvourite vegetable in the open will now neel some amount of attention. If the surface is at all licrd or caked, they should be lightly forked over, bot not deep enough to interfere with ...

... hut when these attain their full size they should be gradually dried off, and a maximum of air and sunshine be admitted. Asparagus is in some gardens largely forced this season. The practice of forcing strong five or six- L year-old roots in frames over ...

... trenches, and keep it well watered in order that its growth may receive no check, a matter of much ?? in celery eulture. Keep asparagus beds clear of weeds. Thin beet, but not too snuch, as large over-grown roots are undesirable. Sow lettuce thinly in drills ...

... Native Guano for Potatoes, 'Vegetables, &c. T. A. w, (chambers, Donnigton Nursery, IffleY, used for asparagus, he ir lettuce and greerthouse plants : Asparagus and lettuce la ,e very good. Double primnulas especially good. J. is Hathaway, Great Rissington ...

... moderate and occasional use of the syringe, and in a short time the stalks will be found ready for use and already blanched. Asparagus needs more heat, and ought properly to have the brisk warmth of a hot-bed frame, with a bottom heat of 70 or 75 degrees. ...

... frost of Friday night, May 26, and Saturday morning is little less than disastrous. Thle radish crop was almost a failure, asparagus has been very short, and the only really remun era- tive crop up till now has been cabbage, which have heeo and still are ...

... Stanton Wise; 2, Bishop of Oxford; 3, Rev. R. Main. Cauliflowers-1, Mr. W. Day; 2, Bishop of Oxford. Peas-1, Bishop of Oxford. Asparagus-I, lr. W. Day; 2, Ml. Joseph Brain; 3, Mr. Henry IhAoper, 4, Mr. WV. Adams; 5, Rev. IV. Harcourt. Lettuce Icosl-I, Mr. WN ...

... night when necessary, but do not be D Iafraid to admit abundance of air to them on all favour- b able opportunities. q Asparagus.-Asparagus beds to be cleaned over, the s weeds raked off, and a heavy coating of half-rotted dung laid on, over which throw a ...