... strongest runners and plant them on a shady border in rich soil, to be transplanted with balls next month. During this month asparagus-beds can hardly have too much manure water frmn the stable or farmyard tank.- On light dry sbils salt may be applied with ...

... weeds can be got hold of. Those who are short of hands will find this the bag* economy. Lot those who w euld have first-rate asparagus see that plenty of manure or hal{-rotton vegetable matter is dug into the alleys forthwith Disbud peaohos and nectarineo ...

... g the lights, &c., when allowed to remain all the time the ttees are in blossom. 'See that grounidis in readi- ness for asparagus, seslkale, and rhubarb, which'should be planted soon. These require a deep rich soil, which should be trenched two feet deep ...

... would well repay the outlay and careful cultivation. FORCING ROOTS.-The chief forced roots are rha- barb, sealcale, and asparagus. Where a large quan- tity of each can be grown, all are most valuable ad- dibions to the ordinary winter vegetables when ...

... pruning and nailing forwarded as fast as circumstances Vwill p=r.iL Attend to keeping up a supply' of seskolW rhubarb, and asparagus, according to the demand and con- 'enieance, by'introducing quantities of thesa roots' into. heat at intervals of about a ...

... soo blanches, and the flavour is everything that could, be whihed. Attend to keaping up a regular sacoession of 26e- kale, asparagus, and rhubarb, by introducing moderate quantities atshort intervas into heat. SurCwE OA DiPLomAnn.-A -letter from COPen- hagen ...

... litter which it causes. Get ground prepared by heavy manuring and trenching for freah plantations of rhubarb, seakale, and asparagus, and remember thlat the ground for these -things can hardly be made too rich. COTTAGERS GARDEN;-The' cottager's leisure hours ...

... to with regard to watering, until they are transferred to the forcing gromnd. iTHR KITCHEN oAnDvN. If the send-berries of asparagus are ripe, cut down eh. tht p.lants close, hoe aod well ?? the surface, which must ba forked, but not _Rp enoogh to injure ...

... the grass short and r neatly mown, for nothing looks' worse than badly kept grass. s HAeDY FourT AND Kxcices GARDEIo. - Asparagus di bds can hardly have two much manure water from the u stable or farm-yard tank during the present month. On , dry fr'ab ...

... plants. Give air on al favonrabla oppor- tunities to radishes, carrots, &c., in frames. Keep up buc- cessions of seakale, 'asparagus, and rhubarb, and make sowings of cucumbers and melons for spring crops. Cu- cumbers in bearing will require a somewhat brisk ...

... in, and then a gentle sprinkling every morning will greatly benefit the plants. -Aspn Fnurr AXITCHEN-GARDN DEPARITMNT. -Asparagus beds will be greatly benefited by liberal watering with manure water from the stable or farm-yard tank, especaly here the ...

... on the grooud, even though that is done in fields where sticking on a large seal is impoessble. lno further puttinge ou asparagus should he pad -mitted after the first week in gune. a couple of sowings of dwarf beans may be made durin the mge thaof the ...