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... trifolium and vetches when fit to cut; fee thereon and in the winter meadows. Kiici_> GAr.D_N.-Sow cabbage.rhubarb, sea-kali asparagus, Scotch kale, Brussels sprouts, brocol iadish°omons, lettuce, turnip, carrots, small salad, spinach beet parsley, America- ...
... toh Fir, Larch, Hazel, and all sorts of Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs; 'lrained Peaches, Plum, Apricots, and Cherries; Asparagus, Soakale. and Rhubarb, &c., &c. All kinds Horticultural and Garden Tools kept in St ick. Agent for Mark and Ward's Rat and ...
... potatoes and beet. Plant chives for flavouring of soups; also potatoc-onion, garlic, shallots and tree-onion. Fork over asparagus beds, and mulch the crowns with rotted dung. This is considered a good season for planting rhubard. . . . Fruit Garden.— ...
... GARDEN OPERATIONS FOR THE MONTH. Kitchen Garden. —Plantations of rhubarb, ssakale, asparagus and horseradish may made. Continue the use of tho hoe in dry weather between the cabbage rows. Peas and beans just appearing above ground should have some slight ...
... requires, and place in a cool dry cellar. Cut away flowering stems from rhubarb, and water well with liquid manure, also deluge asparagus beds with it mixing a little salt, sprinkle the beds afterwards with quick lime and safe to prevent slugs destroying it. ...
... Ist prize best new potatoes, IS specimens. Sir Roger Palmer, Bart.; 2nd do, Mr J Farqubarson, Acton Park. Ist prize best asparagus, 25 heads. Sic Palmer; 2nd do, Colonel Biddulph. Ist prize best peas, 36 pods, Sir B. Palmer ; 2nd do, Ellis Jones, Isaooed ...
... Gooseberries, Currants and Strawberries. Standard Roses, Thorns, or Quicks, and all kinds of Evergreens, Rhubarb, Scakle, Asparagus, and everything connected with the Nursery business. N. —Y. S. is prepared to execute any orders may be favoured with, and ...
... Plums, Cherries, Cunants and Strawberries. Standard Rosea, Thorns’, or Quicks, and all kinds of Evergreens, Rhubarb, Seakle, Asparagus, and everything connected with Nursery business. —y. S. is prepared to execute any orders may he favoured with, and to send ...
... Cherries, Gooaeharrii-v, and Strawberrioa. Standard Koaea, Thorns, or Quirks, and all kinds of Evargrreea, Hbubarb, Soakle, Asparagus, Sod every tiling with lb* Nursery toiaioeaa. M. u—y. S. is prepared to execute any orders favoured with, and to send out ...
... Gooseberries, Cunants mud Strawberries. Standard Rnsiw. Thorns, or Quicks, and all kinds of Evergreens, Rhubarb, Saakle, Asparagus, and everything connected with the Nursery busioesa. N. B—Y. S. is prepared to execute any orders ha may be favoured with ...
... Scotch Fir, Larch, H«zel, and all sorts of Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs; rained Pracfaes, Plum, Apricots, and Cherries; Asparagus, Seakale. and Rhubarb, &c., &c. All kind* of Horticultural and Garden Tools kept in St >ok. Agent for Mark and Ward’s Hat ...
... penny. There was a young lady of Staines, Whom her friends U9ed to credit with brains. Till one day she ate corks, And asparagus stalks, When they thought her a fool for her pains. There was a young lady of Birmingham, When the bishop cams down there ...