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... /4_IANT ASPARAGUS PLANTS, the beet tiZthat money nen proeure, W. per hundred. Thi vegetable does not require half the expewie Ritually incurred in planting it. See Richard Smith's Seed Lint for ler, Extra strong Res-kale, t.. per dotect—Re 0000 Nureeryinan ...
... the Mei X Asp and I'oaition—fierd-bed-1:not the tfliools—Forting Asparagus—The German Modo of Wowing Asparagus. ...
... in all gardens with hothouses, tle. ; but the forcing of seakale is • simple matter, that of asparagus a little more difficult. The main crop of forced asparagus is here raised by running deep stone covered trenches between beds in the open air; heat is ...
... write with tender solicitude inquiring as to the best way to wax Asparagus officinalia to appear in spring with his buds thick and succulent, and with plenty of them to spare. The asparagus is a hardy herbaceous plant, growing in maritime sands or sandy ...
... of forcing asparagus in not, however, adapted, like the mushroom culture, to the wants of all classes of cultivators, and is in fact only suited for very large gardens. The boat way for cultivators generally to raise the earliest asparagus is on an ordinary ...
... masses of dung, which instead of profiting the p lan tation are a pure loss, and, more than that, are even injurious. The asparagus likes to be seated on a firm soil; be careful, therefore, tot to prepare the soil deeper than one foot beneath the plant ...
... of the asparagus. That is simply magnificent. We have several times this year re d as us in Paris one inch and a half in diameter, mosso and it is regu l ar ly grown to this great size at Argenteuil. The French ge nerally, however, grow asparagus well. ...
... , civility flies out of the garden. We have to thank Letitia for introducing her queries anent asparagus Will von tell me what to do to asparagus beds when the heads come up small and poor 1 ought Ito make fresh beds? By all means, and the sooner ...
... Gooseberries. Give Asparagus and Seakale plenty of liquid manure ; we find the slope from the house admirable fur this purpose. A row or two of Peas may still be sown; also succession crops of Beans, Turnips, Spinach, &c. ASPARAGUS EATEN BY A CAT.—I feel ...
... Murray and its tributaries. It Is delicate in flavour, a tender and firm fish, and, when boiled and eaten cold, with Iced asparagus, or with cucumber, he indeed a delicious morceme. Bat I had never seen one in its native element, and I resolved to do AO ...
... cheenut. A white boar we have had some seasons got all his stock of that colour, the sows being black Sussex or Berkshire.-11. ASPARAGUS EATEN BY A CAT.--A friend of mine showed me her garden at (a brown straw one) In a very dilapidated condition, stating that ...
... CATALOGUE. The above will be forwarded free on applbesion to Jou. Caavarox. King's Acre Nurseries. neer Hereford. G IANT ASPARAGUS. p..re strong roots years (Pry AMU. JOHN CRANSTWIL =tars Ame War Hereford. No. TRANK cover TO be SOLD, in quantities to suit ...