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... bottles, not tins-are Place the beans in a basin, and dress them with salad oil and a AsPARAGUS SALAD. Dip as many heads of asparagus (the French preserved asparagus answers admirably) as are required for the dish into some pale aspic which is cool, but ...
... composition of the bouquet were of stupendous. proportions and quite in keeping with the memorab!ec occasion. Cauliflowors, asparagus, radishes and other useful table commoditios wero a feature in the make-up. With a happy and familiar smile, responding in ...
... TO CLEAR THE GROUND. A few bundreds of young ASH TREES, 4 years old, 3 to 5 feet, well rooted. A few hundreds of GIANT ASPARAGUS PLANTS, 3 years old, in good condition. A lot of RED and BLACK CURRANT TREES in good bearing state. Also various FRUIT TREES ...
... GNORAMUS.--Your asparagus is very bad ly infested with the grubs of the vVe ad vise you to syringe the foliage It is, however, very unfair to co:ldemn a plant from one year 's Probably the plants will be qnite free next year. asparagus beetle-(Crioceris ...
... with advastage. Cat the tops off asparagus, and dress the beds with good manure, covering it with & little soil from the alleys where the bed system is adopted; but on good soil it is found more profitable to plant asparagus in rows thres feet apart, and ...
... onions, 2d. per Ib.; mustard and cress, 4d.; mixed zalads, 6d.; seakale, Is.; basket celery, 25.; foreign rhubarb, 9d.; asparagus, Is. 6d. to 3s. per bundle; peas, Is. 3d. to 2s. per shelled pint. ...
... & rosebud, and some maidenbair fern. Bat maidenhair is getting plebeian, and everybedy will not wear it. Slaginella and asparagus fern are taking its place. Old gentiemen are fond of Neapolitan violets. Drawing-room bougquets are getling quite simple ...
... TO CLEAR THE GROUND. A few hundreds of young ASH TREES, 4 years old, 3 to 5 feet, well rooted. A few hundreds of GIANT ASPARAGUS PLANTS, 3 years old, in good condition. A lot of RED and BLACK CURRANT TREES in good bearing state. Also various FRUIT TREES ...
... TO CLEAR THE GROUND. A few hundreds of young ASH TREES, 4 years old, 3 to 5 feet, well rooted. A few hundreds of GIANT ASPARAGUS PLANTS, 3 years old, in good condition, 4 lot of RED and BLACK CURRANT TREES in good bearing state. Also various FRUIT TREES ...
... TO CLEAR THE GROUND. A few bundreds of young ASH TREES, 4 years old, 3to j feet, well rooted. b A few hundreds of GIANT ASPARAGUS PLANTS, 3 years old, in good condition. A lot of RED and BLACK CURRANT TREES in good bearing state. Also various FRUIT TREES ...
... TO CLEAR THE GROUND. A few hundreds of young ASH TREES, 4 years old, 3 to 5 feet, well rooted. A few hundreds of GIANT ASPARAGUS PLANTS, j years old, in good condition. A lot of RED and BLACK CURRANT TREES in good bearing state. Also various FRUIT TREES ...
... 6d. to 9d. ; mustard and cress, 4d.; seakale, Is. to Is. 6Gd. per basket ; celery, 25.; rhubarb, 4d. to 9d. per bunsfia; asparagus, 2s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per bundle; Scotch kale, 2d. per Ib.; peas, Is. 3d. to 2s. per shelled pint ; mushrooms, Is. 6d. per ...