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... ASPARAGUS TO COOK Steam or boil gently Or 20 minutes. Serve With melted butter. EAT AND ENJOY. Pvss 3/- gar MARCHANT BROOK FARM, ORRNOON. Telephone Polesworth 212. •-ll.m WHITSUNTIOR& CORONATION HOLIDAY TRAFFIC ARRANCEMINTS. Atkinlarn, Tamvaith, awl Simlay ...

... ASPARAGUS. There is no why the erases et making lads should be adopted with this plant, as finer and larger crops can be grown in the way bore described. deep soil oft medium texture is necessary, and should be thoroughly trenched in winter, and highly ...

... Asparagus His neighbours were somewhat astonished when he first cleared and planted four acres with asparagus, which he then supplied fresh cut to the lucrative market in Coventry and in Birmingham. He also grew another cror on which he founded a small ...

... Asparagus. Gardeners growing this should look to their bed, the plants will now be getting too heavy. The wind sways them about, and much damage done which will seriously affect next year’s production. It is a good plan to drive few strong stakes round ...

... ASPARAGUS. There is no reason why the expensive system of making beds should be adopted with this plant, as finer and larger crops can be grown in the way here described. Good deep soil of a medium texture is necessary, and this should be thoroughly trenched ...

... ASPARAGUS ONE bundle fresh asparagus. For the sauee: 1 shallot, 2 tablespoons white--wine vinegar; salt and freably-ground pepper; 4os Clean and trim the asparagus stalks and cut level. Re-tie in a bundle for boiling. Place in a saucepan of boiling, salted ...

... ASPARAGUS. It quite sound practice cease cutting asparagus in the Midlands about the June. Very ample reason can be given for abstinence from the Shylock insistence on. the last ounce of flesh.” 1 1 you cut late you pay for what you secure at the end ...

... ON ASPARAGUS. The demand for asparagus in most private places exceeds the snpply, says a writer in the Field, and many gardeners have a difficulty in keeping a good stock of plants for forcing and yet having plenty to come on naturally in the open. It ...

... ASPARAGUS, fSKCLUiT Coerr*tßUTßD.] **AT. A B.” GreeiO writes; —I have a fina of Csotertrary bells. One pink and saucer eariely particularly pleases me. I save seed dereloped this plant will it oome true? I cannot speak from any experience of seed saving ...

... ASPARAGUS. • Let the permanent beds of this vegetable be thoroughly examined for the asparagus beetle, says a writer in the Market Gardener, and if any are present apply the acetate of lead or Paris greei spray fluid at once. Good results cannot be expected ...

... ASPARAGUS. Of all the permanent crops 'grown in a garden, the one which requires most preparation is asparagus. It is not, perhaps, generally known that this plant is a native of Britain. The cultivated plant is, however, very different from the wild ...