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... ASPARAGUS EATERS. The '' Konch houmax, or plant upon which no bird ever perches, or—to descend from the rather poetic expression of the Turks to our own Vernacular—the asparagus, has been time out of mind a favourite with profaned gastronomists. To ...
... SOMETHING ABOUT ASPARAGUS. A French paper gives some seasonable information with regard to adiparagus. This vegetable prows wild in France, and may even now bi gathered ut the de Vice-ones and other Freucb forevil*. The wi'd 11110111,1fON is 1 ,, 11:7 ...
... • Asparagus and Seakak —This is the best time in the whole year to sow, and the best beds are raised from seed, without any transplanting. The ground should have been prepared long since, and be now in a friable mellow condition. Dre.s asparagus beds ...
... sown for furnishing a supply of nice tender hearts in the autumn, should the Cauliflowers do badly through the summer. All Asparagus should be six inches above the surface before it is cut. Harden off Capsicums, Tomatoss, Vegetable filar , rows, Gourds, ...
... KITCHEN GARDE-N. Asparagus seed may now he sown with safety. The bed. will refluire exactly the same preparation as for planting, and ths young plants niust be thinned out directly they are large enough to handle. Where any of the second sowings ..f peas ...
... Turkey, Boast Turkey, Tones's., Bniled and Boast Cheeks of Hawn, Fillets of Veal, Boast Pork, Rabbit Pis. Potatoes, Stewed Asparagus, Cauliflowers, Omen Peas, &owls Sprouts, to. ISTRZNITe. Sir Watkin and Plant Nadine., Annie Tarts, Rhubarb, Jam. and Tarn ...
... the remains of exhausted crops. manuring and digging up vacant plots, and the making up and renewal of beds for forcing asparagus and seakale. FILUIT AND ORCHARD. Bush huits to be propagated by cuttings of ripe stout shoots of last year. The buds should ...
... GARDEN AND MAXI GROUND. _ Asparagus will force much quicker now that the wason for it to grow naturally is approaching. A temperature rar,ging from 45 deg. to 55 deg. will tamer admirably; beyond 60 deg. it should never be allowed to riae. When the heat ...
... amateur and professional gordenera.) CARDIN AND IMANN GROUND. Asparagus plantations to be marked out at once, sad the ground dug two spits deep. A light sandy loam is the best soil for asparagus, but a soil almost wholly sand will be better than one wholly ...
... growth, unless they are early sorts to be grown in frames. Routine Work now comprises the formation of of rhubarb, seakale, asparagus, and horseradish. Roots of dandelion, packed together in leaf•mould and put into gentle heat, will furnish a delicate salad ...
... have firmly that ia strawberries they were doing a reel bisedkto Aar health. The poet wad humostrist, 'mangle, whose for asparagus we lately a devout bsltever is this theory, and only &short tine belies his death be is to have declared be his Implies that ...
... Qaarters of Lamb, Roast Siriton of Beef, Beef, Saddle of Mutton, Cnicken, Tunpie, Duck Hop, Quai French Beans, Green Peas, Asparagus, Tomatoes, Artichokes, New Potatoes. Mayonaine of Lobster. SWEETS. C.)m,;•it el Fraits, Pt t lisp, JOllllll, Creams, Cherry ...