... distajice of 18 inches from it. If it is desired to obtain large asparagus from these. beds the plants should stand 1 in. apart in the rows, but many will agree with us that very large asparagus is not be desired: that, however, is a matter of individual taste ...

... lay the back of the spade. Tut Ks'rCiHlX GAnDEx.-Carefuely fork up the beds of asparagus, aid spread over them a go(d layer of manure. 'Treat the standing lbeds of asparagus in a similam imanner, and cover up the plauots intended foir forcing withi a sutfi- ...

... Native Guano for Potatoes, Vegetables, &C. T. A. juq -is Chambers, Donnigton Nursery, Iffley, used for asparagus, ani lettuce and greenhouse plants: Asparagus and lettuce i11 very good. Double primulas especially good. J. be( east Hathaway, Great Rissington ...

... quality Alnd quantity. d Native Guano for Potatoes. Vegetables, &c. T. A. Chambers, Donnigton Nursery. Iflley, used for asparagus, lettuce and graerebouse plants : Asparaeus and lettuce s very gnod. Double primnirlas especially good. J. is Hathaway ...

... quality and quantity. of Native Guano for Potatoes, 'Vegetables, &o. T. A. id Chambers, Donnigtos Nursery, Iflloy, used for asparagus, sa lettace aid greenouose plants ' Asparacus and lettuce in very good. Double primulas especially good. J. Hathaway ...

... and not in open exposure.-Kirsgy' Couqtq (Clo-onicle. IsrPORTATION oF ASPARALOUS.-An importation of several packages of asparagus has takoe place by a steamer from Belgium, the growth nod produce of tbat country. 'tllis is tire iirot arrival of this esculent ...

... from rhubarb and sea kale plantations, and clear the ground about them of weeds and any other refuse. Cut down the stems of asparagus beds, and have them cleaned too, but except where the beds are placed on very dry, gravelly subsoils, do not dress them with ...

... such as asparagus, for instance, the stems of which, t being bent down, produce new alinientary shoots from the I l middle of August to the middle of September. Bat MI. Hoolbrenck does more: it is well-known that the white 1 part of asparagus is bitter ...

... early summer, and be out of flower to permit the planting of the usual half-hardy plants next year. THE KITCHEN GARDEN.-The asparagus beds should now be trimmed up for the season. Cut down the stalks and f olear away all weeds, and then spread a coating of ...

... for if the foliage is killed by frost the stems will be greatly injured. Cover up with leaseB or long dung the roots of asparagus and sea-kail, which will be required for forcing during the winter and spring months. To the JEDITOB of tie OXFO1?D JO V2INAL ...

... better quality and quantIty. Native Guano for Potatoes, Vegetables, &o, T. A. Chambers, Danulngton Nureery, Iffley, used for asparagus thd onions. Results: Very good. 2.B. DosdeyLlttimeore,used f, onions. ?? it stopped the maggot, and I had a flie erop ...

... and give no air except in fine sunny weather. THE KITCHMe GARDEN.-Fresh plantati6ns of asparagus and seakale may be made where required, and the old l asparagus beds should receive their annual dressing. MIA1lRIED. March 31, at St. Saviour's, by the ...