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... ALLOTMENTS. A BED OF ASPARAGUS. Afore space should be given to the hardy perennial edibles—seakale, the globe ertic.hoke, chives, rhubarb, and asparagus. They flourish in rougher soil than annual crops do, because the crops are started groin plants instead ...
... follow with crops that are not strong enough to enjoy rough ground. Asparagus.—A bed to produce quantities of fat shoots of asparagus can be made iu, or on, the allotment. Asparagus must have a dry root-run. This can be provided by deeply digging and ...
... (helianthemums), rock foil, se dums and house-leeks. Asparagus.—A hardy and pretty perennial fern for use as foliage in the vases can be provided by sowing a few patches of the ordinary vegetable asparagus seeds. The clumps will not produce sizable foliage ...
... the day ueture they will have unfolded. Sun destroy . ) both the perfume and the depth of the shade. Asparagus Fern.—.l couple of the vegetable asparagus clumps may be allowed to produce fur toliage fur the cut flowers instead of the foliage being left ...
... their foods in different proportions. It is also profitable to consider that the natives of the seashore—the cabbage family, asparagus, the globe artichoke, and seakalebenefit from salt in addition to their other requirements. Crops should be grouped into ...
... you PUT ON THE TABLE per tin HAWAIIAN PINES (Libby’s Pack) 1 PEACHES .. ..1 APRICOTS 10 PEARS (Bartlett'a) ~ .. 11 ASPARAGUS ■. 1 9 ASPARAGUS (Hilladale) All this year's pack. A’ou must try them. You alreidy know enr-ugh not to miss the Grade CANTERBURY ...
... poplin, with hat to match trimmed with Wedgwood blue, and carried a shower bouquet of white carna-1 Hone, blue scabious, and asparagus forn ! She was attended by four bridesmaids— I Misses Emily Neild (sister of the bnd«j groom). Enid Noakes. > ...
... rains collect. Dig an opening there. Cover it with a sheet of holed, galvanised iron. Asparagus and Artichokes.—The foliage should be left on the clumps of asparagus and the globe artichokes when they are prepared for the winter. The foliage should be ...
... but wet soil would rot the bulbs. Further, the soil ought to be scraped from the outside of the clusters. Cutting Asparagus.—lf asparagus is cut with the scissors instead of with a knife, less sap is lost to the plants. The fat juicy shoots leave thick ...
... different proportions. It is profitable consider (he subject of plants and their particular foods. Natives the senkale and asparagus—benefit by salt, in addition to their requirements iu the category stem vegetables. The crops may grouped into roots (potatoes ...
... A PICK.ME•UP FOR PALMS. If you have a very sickly-looking Palm or Asparagus fern--even one in a dying condition—you have a good chance of restoring the plant to health and happiness again (says Home Gardening ). All you have to do is turn the plant ...
... Royal Hiszhness at the main exit, where, with her husband, she alighted from their car, to receive a bouquet of roses and asparagus fern from the Misses Audrey Gale, Nancy Brackley and Marjorie Harding, rep senting the Waddesdon schools. Please will you ...