... ditches, drains, &O. KITCHErN AREsst. Asparagus beds should be made during the winter, so as to insure their being ready for planting upon, at the proper time, in the early spring season. To grow good Asparagus it is not essential that the old bed and ...

... garden during the autumn and whiter mouths unless we createit by ehanges or addillbos. It is not everybodythathas I room for asparagus beds more especially if they are made pater the market-garden ttnbionw but itmay be grown s a very sitple manner. It is the ...

... be found out of doors we can make some joh-within. Ina comparatively small space of ground we observe rhubarb,.kale, and asparagus in the forcing ground, end the various methods of doing this give the gardener a choice. They all want bottom beat. Some ...

... neat, all useless rubbish removed, the compost heaps regularly turned, and the gravel walks cleared ofweeds. Where forced asparagus is required for use in winter, hotbeds may now be made for- raising the-firot crops-fur gathering it-, Noveuber and December ...

... refinement, and of smart, sporting cynicism. Only, the joking at the cannon's mouth; the chatter about your 'oti and your asparagus, when your neighbour is starving; and the delight in the blunders of the Repub- licans and the reformers of all shades and ...

... heat which would: be good for cucumbers would be too muchfor asparagus, aud destructive of many other subjects. Salads want. but little, heat, herbs a little more; rhubarb, seakale, and asparagus yet more; cu- cumbers most. But we must have a chapter on ...

... begln'sowing beans aind peas earth up asparagus beds and seakales cover rhu- barb with litter; make up hot beds for cucumbers and forcing asparagus; potatoes may be planted on slight hot beds. The forcing of asparagus as practised by market gardeners, so ...

... -Clear alI the beds of aro- matic herbs from weeds, and let themr have now. their winter dressing. If the stalks of the asparagus have not been cut' down,. now is the best time to do it. This is also a proper lime to save the seed- . The crops of brocoli ...

... of the' pots and boxes, and placed in the open ground, yield another crop of fruit in September. KITCHEN GARDEN. -Fork asparagus beds which' have 'not yet been done. Plant artichokes when wanted; they-will yet succeed. The proper sorts are the speckled ...

... time daring this 11 onth with success. KITCrUEN GARDEN.-The globe artichoke may yet be planted from strong suckers. Let asparagus beds be now carefully cleansed from weeds. Successional crops of beans may now be sown. Those most fit are the Wind- sor ...

... are germinating or about to do so. Early Lettuce, to follow autumn-sown and spring transplanted, are readily grown upon Asparagus beds ex- d to a cllday sunshine. Simply sow Paris Whit. Co. broadcast over the sur- face, and hoe or rake it in. The main ...

... 2 barons of beef, 2 quazters of lamb 6 rounds of beef, 2 rounds of stewed lump oF beef, 5 sirlcins of beef, 6 dishes of asparagus, 60 dishes of mashed po. tatoes, 50 ditto of lobsters and prawiA 80 roast tar. keys. i dish of sprats, 10 leverets, 100 pheasants ...