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... ASPARAGUS. Class I—Confined to market Enrdcnen in Kent, Ist p(’iAlQ, Mr C Philpott, Fastry, near Sandwich. Oaly one entry. - C{nl 3.—Gentlemen's gardeners, Ist prize, Mr Haycock, gardener to Roger Leigh, Esq., Barham Court, Maidatone ; 2nd, Mr Mathew ...
... FINE ASPARAGUS ROOTS. Connover’s Colossal, the new Amerioan yariety, 48 6d and 6s per 100. . i Giant Argenteuil, 3 years 10s, 3 years 6s, CUCUMSER AND MELON PLANTS of the Choloest kinds. ; ...
... standard and Mmmflmm ‘plums and cherries, red, white, and curranta, crown bob rnabrrne& several thousand strawberries, seak e, asparagus and red cabbage plants. W. H. will deliver any lut or lots after the sale free d&ifl‘:fll be had of the A High may t! uctioneer ...
... PUBLIC aUCTI their Sale Room, as above, on THURSo A Y L variety), aspidistras, dracoenas, ficus clu&n, hydrangeas, aralias, asparagus, plumosus, orchids (in variety), roses (in pots and true to name), Cyperus alternifioris, fuschias, shrubs (in pots), &o ...
... was & good mumber prossut. Mr. Gosbey having read & paper on - The Fi, o Ty Yt . i ¢ Mr. James Li in hlr.lr. Jottuce 3, asparagus 1; Mr. pascdey 1 foe ‘marigold be : . Tus Racewr Acomxxt.—We sre glad to state )uhm-whflfl- Farn.—Many of the inhabitants bave ...
... as above, on THURSRS RATI VS SL A ene olecin o! eom variety), aspidistras, dracoenas, ficus du&-. hydrangeas, aralias, asparagus, plumosus, orchids (in variety), roses (in pots and true to name), Cyperus alternifloris, fuschias, shrubs (in pots), &o ...
... Sale Room, as above, on THURSBRvI S e i siestn of com| variety), aspidistrae, dracoenas, ficus duget, hydrangeas, aralias, asparagus, plumosus, orchids (in variety), roses (in pots and true to name), Cyperus alternifioris, fuschias, shrubs (in pots), &e ...
... collection of DECORATIVE PLANTS, comprisiug palms (in variety), aspidistras, dracoenas, ficus elastica, hydrangoas, aralias, asparagus, plumosus, orchids (in variety), roses (in pots and true to name), Cyperus altexnifioris, fuschias, shrubs (in pots), &ec ...
... day of A 1889, a fine collection of DECORATIVE PLAN mwm (in variety), aspidistras, dracoenas, ficus hydrangeas, aralias, asparagus, plumosus, orchids (in variety), roses (in pots and true to name), Cyperus alternifioris, M“V.L.'h‘h (in pots), &o. On from ...
... the system—w! fresh cut, of course, - Lettuce is not only cooling, but ‘produces sleep, especially if the stalk is eaten. Asparagus purifies the blood, and especially acts on the kidneys. Peas, broad beans,and haricots are positively strengthening, and ...
... Wost Malllen. - Fon SALE, FIVE GOOD SPANIELS, fit for : Apply—Mr. J, T. Ladger, Ford, Wrotham. )R BALFE, about 1,000 Old Asparagus itoots F suitable for Forcing. . . Apfiy_h!g Broe., Strood Brewery, Rochester. P FOR SALE, good meadow h{).di- large or . ...
... CROWN 808 GOOSEBERRIES and RED CURRANTS. 10,000 BLACK CURRANTS, And several Thousand RASPBERRIES, STRAW. BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, and SPRING CABBAGE PLANTS. N S TR, T reay B e W. Horne will deliver any Lot or Lots after the Sale, on Rail, free o!mnn. i Catalogues ...