... green pods and seeds from the same plante Take up onions, shallots, and garlic as they ripen, and store for winter. Give asparagus beds plenty of liquid manure vhere available. and use the grass-mowings from the lawn as mulchings to prevent the soil from ...

... unquestionably genteel in most respects, and in personal appearance almost distingue, but it would pain you to see her eat asparagus. ...

... far finer heads by growing asparagus In rows four feet apart, and two feet from rout to rout in the rows. There is no deep trenchrtig to begin with, and no raised beds are required afterwards, unless in damp situations. Asparagus is grown on the flit, earth ...

... at a quarter-past twelve for a one o'clock meal at half-past put the potatoes to boil, a few minutes later peas, beans, asparagus, cauli- flower, or cabbage. Always put any fresh vege- table in boiling water. Beet or carrots should be put on to boil at ...

... improvements in photographic dark slides. B. Thomson, Lower Bentham, near Lancaster, for cook- ing asparagus or other vegetables, which she calls The asparagus cooking pan, a boiler and steamer combined (complete specification). S. and Y. J. Fielden, Man ...

... the tedder parts flt of four p ound d of asparagus s bulled and cut small. in Put into a wdll-greased puddi ngt mould, tie over a s securely, and boil for nearly two hours. la r): ARPARAGUS SALA D.-Cohl1 asparagus cut into se Ily salpcemaeadeiiu ddwihthe ...

... once, to be gently 'f forced in ?? I, Vegetable Garden. FoRiCIG VEGETABLEs.-Asparagus and Freach beans are the chief of these at the present moment. To insure a supply of asparagus all the winter a good many roots will be required, and they should be strong ...

... are required. ' The 'roiiand should have been pre1 parey long sincei -and 'be now in . friable, mellow condition. Dress' 'asparagus bedswith manure; and make all 'refidyfor the drop' of the season. Seakale that has been fiorced should now be allowe0 to ...

... brushed with a. t~i sfbrush every day, and leather rubbed with- -a is soft cloth. ye - Asparagus R~olls. w7. Stale rolls, one large or two small hunches- of ~te asparagus, yolk of one egg, -one cup milk, two. ns teaspoonsful butter rubbpd smooth. inm. one ...

... and fruit tree, lad three to four ounces may be applied to thin' laabe yard. The same quantity of oujmmon salt ?? given to asparagus beds, but to nothing el, O1e, ounceper yard beingsufficient foe Scattering .ith(I ground between flowers and crops generally ...

... forwardedm carnages fitted withafreesing apparatus: Farmer: My daughters have reared a few calve^ and 1 have some of the finest asparagus. Yankee • StoD I get both the above from Holland in splendid condi tion, eggs from France^ also early in the season, peas ...

... ??t All shoots, both large and smell, first produced on the asparagus beds, should Dow be cut away, allowing, however, ?? to shoot up into leaf, until the period arrives when cutting is discontinued for the season; this is usually about the middle of ...