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... sea. had found that its effects as an application to asparagus were roost 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 ...
... perfectly : larch, — and although more troublesome to apply, it wil to answer the purposes as well as clean str: TION OF asparagus beds a liberal supply of manu! = oF ea aes Se ees ven with advantage to such things as can William &e, Keep the surface soil ...
... the sea. He bad found that its effects, application to asparagus, were most remarkable. 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 ...
... the Lord Lieutenant. SALT AS A MANURE FOR ASPABAOU*. In explanation of the remarks on the use of salt the cultivation of asparagus several members stated the excellent effects which had followed its use. It might, it was observed, be applied the Winter ...
... Currants, per 210 615 Figs, Turkey and Spanish—.——— 314 5 00 Lemons, per case —— 110 0 0 0 OiLANOts, do ■■.■i. 0 - 0 0 0 Asparagus, luO PiBSLf.T. per basket per buudred Cblbbt, per head Per dozen FLAXSEED. FLAX, HEMP, Y, 4KNS. Ac. Flaxseed. Irish (sowing) ...
... causes. Get groound preplcredl by heaciy emaicurciccg ciuti trenichicng for creslh plantications of rhcualerb, seakale, acd asparagus, acd reiceaicier tiuit the gticiel fur these tliicgs caui hardly be ciadhe too rich,-trclecet'' CIeroneicle. I - - - - - ...
... Brace of Cucumbers —lst, T. G. Batt, Lsq , Strandmills; m. 2nd, J. M'CouneU. Es. Gilmore. Dish of Asparagus—lst, J. Harrison, Esq., Mertoun Hall; gardener, Robert M'Mnllan; and F. I>. Finlay, Esq, Ballynafeigh; gardener, Dominick ...
... mixed with the soil from the bottom of the trench to the • top. If one of the quarters of the garden should required for asparagus alone the whole ought to trenched ami manured as if it were for only one single bed, as the roots spread themselves in all ...
... society should be returned to his Excellency the Lord Lieu| tenant. SALT AS A FOR ASPARAGUS. In explanation of the remarks on the use of salt, the cultivation of asparagus, several members stated the excellent effects which had followed its use. It might ...
... of asparagus rove the 0l.; and should be made at once, choosing deep rich soil Exchange, this afternoon, generally in ince the that has been by manzred and established on the cage ints. The d e peace, trenched two or three feet give the asparagus bullion ...
... which, if once allowed to gain a footing in a house, soon spreads and becomes very troublesome. Also introduce roots of asparagus, soak c, and rhubarb, into a heat at regular intervals, so to make sure of constant supply. Rhubarb and seakalo do perfectly ...
... trenches the early sown. Plant endive in good rich soil, leeks if not done before, and lettuces to keep up a supply. Dress asparagus and seakale beds with salt plentifully; earth-up potatoes, celery, cabbages, cauliflowers, Ac. Plant our tomatoes against ...