... ASPARAGUS FORCING. It would be rather difficult to meet with any one who wotld attempt to dispute that a good dish of forced asparagus, from November until the time it is ready to cut out-doors, is not a most valuable addition to our stock of winter ...

... erect to stick : they not overtop the asparagus in any way; but, on the other hand, the strong plants of that showed well above them. The lad told me that the asparagus helped the vines, and the vines helped the asparagus. It was not in distinct, close lines ...

... however, the fault of the cultivator that the asparagus is so much blanched, for 1 have been told by the first fruit and vegetable merchant in Paris that his customers would not buy the finest asparagus ever grown if brought in in green state. This is ...

... in dry weather. Prepare the ground, by thorough pulverization, for sowing and planting the principal vegetable crops. Sow asparagus, beans for main crop, l>eet for early use, borecole, few Brussels sprouts, broccoli for autumn crops ; early York, Fulham ...

... nhably at the expense of the plants dress asparagus s directed last month ; it is an advantage to have this work performed in dry weather. Where seaweed can be obtained, it is an admirable manure for asparagus ; but when this cannot lie obtained, the free ...

... best varieties of IMPORTED POTATOES (including Paterson’s Now Seedlings), for both Garden and Field Culture. SEA KALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS of fine quality for forcing or general crop, together with every requisite for the Kitchen and Flower Garden. HOGG ...

... Roger Palmer, Hart., for Newton Hero. Third, Hon. Mrs. Coote Hely Hutchiason, Lissen Hail, Swords Mr. M Cutcheon, gardener. Asparagus—First prize, Miss Tottenham, for Cork. Second, Sir Robert Shaw, Bart., D.L. (no list). Third, Rev. John Pirn. New Potatoes—First ...

... First class, one dish of tomatoes. First class, four cucumbers. Third class, three cauliflowers. Second class, one bnndle of asparagus. H. Manders, Esq. (Mr. Toole, gardener)— First class, six greenhouse plants. Second class, four achimenes. Second class, ...

... First claM, one dish of tomatoes. First class, four cucumbers. Third class, three cauliflowers. Second class, one bundle of asparagus. H. Manders, Esq. (Mr. Toole, gardener)— First class, six greenhouse plants. Second class, four achimenes. Second class, ...

... best varieties of IMPORTED POTATOES (including Paterson’s New Sbbdldmw), for both Garden and Field Culture. ~ SEA KALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS «f fine quality for forcing or general crop; together with every requisite for the Kitchen and Flower Garden. HOGG ...

... beet varieties of IMPORTED POTATOES (including Paterson's New Seedlings), for both Garden and Field Culture. SEA KALE and ASPARAGUS PLANTS of fine quality for forcing or general crop; together with every requisite for the Kitchen and Flower Garden. HOGG ...

... IMPORTED POTATOES (including P*tt.*son - New Bekduei>B), for both Field Culture. SKA KALB anil ASPARAGUS PLANTS of fine quality for forcing general crop ; together with every roquia'.to for the Kitchen and Garden. HOGG AND ROBERTSON, Seed Merchants, n ...