BABPBERRIB9. ASPARAGUS, and
... BABPBERRIB9. ASPARAGUS, and BKAKALE PLANTS wbl* h they will dispose of oa moderate terms. Seed Warehouse, LOWER BACKVILLB STREET. Dublin; And BPAFIELD NURSERY, BALL’S BEIDGR ...
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DRUMSTICK ASPARAGUS
... at once. I will fancv myself addressing those persons who well know that there is good asparagus and bad asparagus, and yet another class still—middling asparagus They, doubtless, have heard repeatedly that the market-gardeners about London are counted ...
WITH NURSERY GROUNDS, &c. &c. FOR FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, ROSES, THORS QUICKS, SEA KAIL, ..
... WITH NURSERY GROUNDS, &c. &c. FOR FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, ROSES, THORS QUICKS, SEA KAIL, AND ASPARAGUS PLANTS. JOHN WALSH,’ (LATE OF MR. JOHN ABRAHAM’S, FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS), RESPECTFULLY begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry ...
WANTED immediately some Strong Old ASPARAGUS ROOTS, not to Iraa than 3 old. and the older the bett»r. Any one
... WANTED immediately some Strong Old ASPARAGUS ROOTS, not to Iraa than 3 old. and the older the bett»r. Any one barinf Aaparaana bed too old to boar ». eil, and wishing to break It up, will find this an opportunity dinpoe'ng of tlio Hoot*. apply to THOM ...
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
... included cab- Be, turnip, rhubarb, asparagus, lettuce, potatoes, arti- plants, kes, purp le rocket, Persian ranunculus, herbaceous cherries. Sir Wm. Chatterton, Bart., exhibited oquets, cherries, strawberri ies, asparagus, beans, cabbage, Cauliflowers, cucumbers ...
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
... Mr. Adam Newman contributed asparagus, cabbage, rhubarb, spinage, stocks, and double tulips. Mr. Daniel Leahy, Shanakiel, sent double anemones, scarlet turban ranunculus, cinerarias, auriculas, an orange tree, asparagus, rhubarb, brocolis, &e. Mr. SMITH ...
Nitrate of Soda and Salt for Top Grass.— F. H.,” Ncwtownmoantkenne.ly, asks —“Whether nitrate of soda and salt, ..
... particularly after rain ; and renders the herbage sweet and luxuriant. Transplanting old Asparagus. A Subscriber,” Co. Waterford, writes— I have in my garden bed of asparagus, which, from neglect in the former owners of the place, has become so matted with ...
KITCHEN GARDEN
... in dry weather. Prepare the ground, by thorough pulvetization, for sowing and planting the principal vegetable crops. Sow asparagus, beaus for a main crop, beet fur early use, borecole, a few Hntssels’ sprouts, broccoli for autumn crops; early York, Fulham ...
THK USE OP COMMON SALT AS MANURE
... the sea. had found that its effects as application to asparagus were most remarkable. Uu one occasion the beds had boon completely covered with layer of salt, the weeds were killed, but the asparagus was of the most superior description and luxuriance. ...
REPORTS ON ANALYSES
... He had found that its effects as an application to asparagus were most remarkable. On one occasion the beds had been completely covered with a layer of salt, the weeds were killed, but the asparagus was of the most superior description and luxuriance ...
BEGS announce to his Customers ami the Public that Lie supply of FARM, GARDEN, AND SEEDS for 1855, have arrived
... BEGS announce to his Customers ami the Public that Lie supply of FARM, GARDEN, AND SEEDS for 1855, have arrived. . Asparagus, Sea-Kale, Cauliflowers, and Cabbage Plants m variety. Main-Street, Alhlone, March 8)Ii, 1555. ...
THE CHURCH
... included cabbage, turnip, rhubarb, asparagus, lettuce, potatoes, artichokes, purple rocket, Persian ranunculus, herbaceous plants, cherries. Sir Wm. Cbatterton, Bart., exhibited bouquets, cherries, strawberries, asparagus, beans, cabbage, cauliflowers, cucumbers ...