... ASPARAGUS BEDS Directly the growths have ripened, it becomes necessary rut them down to within an inch'or of the ground and to bnrn them. It this is not done, the seeds will ri|>en and drop the foliage, and cause nuisance next year by germinating between ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Directly tbo growths have ripened, becomes necessary to cut them down to within an inch or so of the ground end to burn them. If this not done, th© seeds will ripen and drop off the foliage, and cause nuisance next year l>r Terminating ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Directly the growths have ripened, it becomes necessary to cut them down to within an inch or the ground and to burn them. If this is not done, the seeds will ripen and drop off the foliage, and cause a nuisance next year by germinating ...

... TINNED ASPARAGUS. A summons for selling American tinned asparagus containing 2.9 grains of tin per pound against Henry Steer, manager of the International Stores, at Dover, was dismissed yesterday after the evidence of Dr. W. G. Savage, expert on food ...

... SELECTING ASPARAGUS, (lLoose ssparagus as much the same size as possible, end very iresh. If the heads droop and the cut ends of the stems are brown the asparagus is not fresh. 1t not required for immediate use put the stems into a jug of cold water, ...

... THE ASPARAGUS BED. If not already done, cut down the tops of asparagus and burn them. Afterwards, weed the beds thoroughly, and give them a coating of about two inches of manure. This manurial coating may be covered in by a dressing of about fotir inches ...

... ASPARAGUS REDS. When the foliage of asparagus has completely died away the stems should be cut down to within three or four inches of the ground, and the bed put in order for the winter. Remove all weeds from the beds and then top dress the surface with ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. IT is a great mistake to continue cutting Asparagus late in the season, as this merely weakens the growth in future years by preventing the plants from Luilding up a reserve. Cutting should cease from midsummer. At that time Peas should ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Directly the growths hate ripened, it• becomes necessary to cut them down to within an inch or so of the ground and to burn them. If this is not done, the needs will ripen and drop off the foliage, and cause • nuisance next year lw germinating ...

... THE QUEENLY ASPARAGUS, The asparagus is described as the queen of vegetables. It is also /said to be almost a modern vegetable in this country. The expense of early asparagus keeps it out of many homes, but for a little while before it disappears from ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Directly the growths have ripened it be - MOM necessary to out them doves to within an or no of the grated. and to born thew If /this is not done, the seeds will ripen and drop a/ the foliage. and come a noisome next Year by gennineliag ...

... ASPARAGUS SOUP. The water in which the asparagus is cooked is the basis of this soup. Strain it into a large saucepan and bnng it to the boil. Wash a teacupful of rice and a good handful of sorrel leaves, or, if you have not sorrel, spinach. Place the ...