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... necessarily follow that because the Asparagus described grows wild in the Akhal-Tekiz country, it is. like the camel which Colonel PiiEJ EVALSKY discovered in the same region, an actually unknown species. The Asparagus has long been known to grow wild over ...
... l:en early asparagus which abounds in =het S the riault of quite other modes of men Varying somewhat in different mes, these are governed by pretty much the principle. The French and German plane ri,ng are f.,r the most part alike. The asparagus is grown ...
... and Pond's Grill-room on the 15th inst., and we were charged six francs for twelve heads of asparagus. The Manager (Mr. C. James), ou being told that asparagus was for sale iv Les Halles at ninety centimes a bundle, aud was very plentiful, positively ...
... Saffron, Colewort, Helich;ysans, Scabious (varieties), Pyrethrum. Heartsease, Christmas Bones (two kinds, names unknowni, and Asparague. These I gathered cm the 9th, in the open gardeu in the neighbourhood of Forfar. The temperature ' for the lint nine days ...
... they need and in distributing what they produce._ . . Among neglecteil crops tlili are profitable to grow in this country asparagus may, without doubt, be placed. It is not difficult to grow, and any farmer who has a field of good friable soil—heavy land ...
... Colewort, Helichrysum, Sca.bious (varieties!. Pyre- thrum, Heartsease, Christmas lioses two lauds, names uuknown , aud Asparagus, these I gathered OU the 9th, iv the open garden, in the neighbourhood Ot The temperature for the first nine days of December ...
... lamb, with Reapowleat ouster; airloin of beef (called on pain of ten poundp). Garne.—Woodford pheasants, Green-street asparagus; champagne. Entremets. —Gateaux of apricots and Loughrea cream, Stand-by Mlles, Traverser,' pudding. Liqueurs.—Dsasert ...
... eight years old). Upper Stondon Rectory, Beds, December 6. TO THE EDITOR OF TITE STANDARD. Pie,— l enclose three heads of asparagus, cut out of garden this day, grown in the open. I thiuk it a re- markable evidence of the mild weather we are having in the ...
... ; Spring cabbage, 2d.; new potatoes, 2d.; greens, 2d.; spinach, 2d.; cauliflower, 4d.; French beans, 9d.; seakale, 9d.; asparagus, 9d.; new peas, Is. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, ?? 4, ...
... seem utterly trivial in comparison with the enormous advantages gained. The announcement that a new and splendid variety of asparagus has been discovered on the steppes of Akhal-Tekiz may, thinks The Standard, perhaps impart to these recent acquisitions of ...
... per 4..re0 polo.. COVENT I: ARDEN.—There is no alteration in the prices of St this market, and which are 112 favour of : Asparagus boas great at ls. to 6a. per bundle; there 6, 24, per lb. in the reduction for French Mails and new peas art in dernand: ...
... worthy oi public support and appreciation th_t_r, ht_l). _ .r. Siii£i__Y Hisb— _ > read a paper eai the cultiva- tion of asparagus, in which he ?? a technical oe_ ...