... with some roota attached. Very deeply worked soil in an open position is necessary, arnd it must not be ltoo heavy, Asparagus.-Where asparagus is required in a short time, plants sa;unlld be put in early in April, 18 inches apart, and a ike distance asund3r ...

... is iinpcrative to) repair a:! once, for there is y ot tis le to so. v eel v properly have been s:wvn diring !arci d' :. a Asparagus.-Thin out eeduis %v _ about live or six inches liigh, loevi.;g ,, each position. When ?? fron eit, the stems saould ht Ecparated ...

... sirs'ihe-''-' four to six inches deep in rows 2 - or 3 ,it ai the sets being placed from 15 to 18 in,: e- apa` i- the lines. Asparagus.-Established beds sholdi'--'' from weeds, and require a spring top di - - or three inches of rich dung, BeoI. prepared against ...

... and by the checking of transpiration, due to the maintenance of too close and cool atmosphere, WHAT VEGETABLES TO EXHIBIT. Asparagus.-Handsomn sticks should be about seven Inches long, four or five inches oeing white, and the remainder of a nice purple colour ...

... dairy work (including ,milking, making butter and soft cheeses), the cultivation of small fruits, flowers, salad plants, asparagus, and various vegetables which find a ready market at good prices; the work might even extend to preserving fruit, making ...