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... ASPARAGUS EATERS. The '' Konch houmax, or plant upon which no bird ever perches, or—to descend from the rather poetic expression of the Turks to our own Vernacular—the asparagus, has been time out of mind a favourite with profaned gastronomists. To ...
... SOMETHING ABOUT ASPARAGUS. A French paper gives some seasonable information with regard to adiparagus. This vegetable prows wild in France, and may even now bi gathered ut the de Vice-ones and other Freucb forevil*. The wi'd 11110111,1fON is 1 ,, 11:7 ...
... OBSERVER la ' 4 . . . . 2L. . y. i • . 4. . - . ., asparagus snake a clean row. Kee p ME . i ; Ai. tedium . 1 weeds everywhere. II • Om sweep et everything. down Now that the bedding-plants are turned out there will be • bettor ...
... •lIATIrRIS. Can an amateur gardener grow his own asparagus? We think (the practical gardening editor of the Matirhetter Weekly Times isays, he can, provided he has proper convenience for doing so. Asparagus is generally considered one of the luxuries of ...
... • Asparagus and Seakak —This is the best time in the whole year to sow, and the best beds are raised from seed, without any transplanting. The ground should have been prepared long since, and be now in a friable mellow condition. Dre.s asparagus beds ...
... contalnlng much ealuabls Information for amateur and professional gardeners.) IC ITCREN GARDEN. Vegetables in comprise asparagus, hmecoli, cabbages, cauliflowers, lettuce, onions, radishes. rhubarb, spinach, and turnips from the open quarters, and French ...
... pee Plaice. 3d. per lb ; Lobsters, Is, id per lb.: l'mt from 3d. each; Soles, 84. per lb.; 64. I. lb; 'frost. Is. per lb.; Asparagus. Is. lid per Pear, Gd to Is. per lb.; Green Peas, fld. to lid t• cup; Cherries, ed. to 6d. per lb.; Wool, Is. per ...
... hardy plants, may be grown in pots plunged in the open air in the summer with but little care or trouble. Young plants of Asparagus tenuissimus may be planted round the sides of • large basket, and the growth trained over so as to envelope the bottom, and ...
... per lb ; Lobsters, Is. 44. per lb.; Crabs, from 44. each; Soles, 94. per lb.; Codfish, 9d. per lb; 'frout. Is. per lb.• Asparagus, Is. 6 4 per too. Peas, 6 4 to 9 4 . per lb. ; Wool, Is. per lb. ...
... Plaice, 3d per lb ; Lobsters, Is. per lb.; Crabs, from 9d. each; Soles, 84. per lb.; Codfish, per lb; Troia, Is. per lb.; Asparagus, Is. 6d per Pees, 64 to Ii per lb.; Green Peas, Od. to lid. per cup. Cherries, 44. to 6d. per lb. ; Wool, Is. per lb. ...
... belies, tattler's, calar.thes, and these, with foliage plants as dracitnas, crotons, pandaous Veitchi, marmots', palms, and asparagus jiluintsus and its varieties will produce • very effective whole, and on party nights table plants and foliage for decorations ...
... Is. per Make, 3d per lb ; Lobsters, Is. ld per lb.; Cr. from 44. each; Soles, per lb.; Codfish, lb; Trout, Is. per lb.; Asparagus. Is. 6 d PI Pees, 04 to Is. per lb.; Green Peso, 1.. cup; Cherries, 4d. to ad. per lb.; Wool, Is. r ...