... was one of themost effectivo decoratione, It was made of stringn of mois covered with red and white dahlias with oats and asparagus foliage, The altar, chancel steps, and ohoir stalls were handsomely adorned, whilst on the altar steps was placel a huge ...

... and now the Dmost venerated delicacies are brought within the reach of the multitude. Early strawberries, plovers' eggs, asparagus, ortolans, and green peas are as plentiful as blackberries-more plentiful, we are glad to say, as we never relisbed blackberries; ...

... well ror pared throagh the past wiater. Sow also eucceral breadThs of lettuce, radiebes, and emall ,salading. Transplant asparagus, and attend to the sesksle beds, and cat. the crowns down of any tluat were not usedi for the kitchen 'I his. gives.theus ...

... BDMPOrON STOCKS (White).-Mr. J. Morgan; red, Mr. T. Smith. BASKET OF PLANTS.-Mr Watson. VEGETABrLEs.-Prizes for Rhubarb, Asparagus, Brocoli, and Cabbage, Mr. Smlte; Artichokes, Lettuce, and Onions, Mr. Meresweather. FeUIT.-Grapes, Sir J. Smith; Lemons ...

... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK, (Rf'om the Grordrencr's ZMagaiej THE GARDEN. Asparagus should not be cut after this date. Liquid manure will do great things for asparagus now, and a dreasing of salt may be given with advantage, Azaleas and camelliae, if still ...

... orchideolls, basket of gerauiums. Maule anxd I Sons ; geralliums, Mr. Gready; aneinonies, rhubarb, asparagus, I Mr. Samuel Gierrihis; cucumbers, asparagus, J. Jones, Esq.; sa- lad, black grapes, elcumbers, collection of vegetables, Thomnas Daniel, Esq.; ...

... desk bore a profusion of Dlowers harmoniously arranged with the view to the effect of colouring, set off witl fern, nios0, asparagus green, and wheat. The font looked exceedingly pretty with its burden of fine dahlias of various colours, set off with aslparagus ...

... flowers open. These shoots are produced in succes- i sion for a long period, and are used like asparagus. Hence the plant has received the name of asparagus broccoli, though it is much more generally known as .broccoli sprouts. The culture Is of the most ...

... Azalea, ditto. lHARDY PeREtt'NIA'LSt-tst Prize, Erinnes Alpinos, Mr. Maule; 2( ditto, Geuni Coccileumn, Mr. R. F. Wright. ASPARAGUS.-lst Prize, Battersea, Mr. Maynard; 2d Prize, ditto, Mrs. HIarford. GiseN PrAs.-None. Lrrvucets.-ist Prizce, White Coss, ...

... February, and in the meantime make the beds ready br deep trenhbing and laying up the earth in vidges, lihubarb, seekale, and asparagus to be kept going in the- forocng pit by Introducing succesaional batches, according to requirements Stove plants in-free ...

... CALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK. (From the Gcadeaer's Magazine.j THE GARDEN. Asparagus beds to be lightly pointed over and dressed with salt at the rate of a pound and a half to every, square yard. BEDDING Ps. -Cattings put in now will.bear more heat than those ...

... with asparagu and other green -stuff; while the (lommnuioli table was hidden by vegetables, flowers and. loaves of bread, tastefully arranged. The allalery had also rcived muhates t-n tion, and the gas standaird5 were niely decked with asparagus 1ndi ...