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... method of growing asparagus is far simpler. It is indeed well in most places, if possible, to prepare the ground by trenching, manure, Ac., as above, though this is by no means necessary. Every possessor of garden ground may grow asparagus, even if it be ...
... RITCHIE OARDIN_ARD FRAME GROUND. Asparagus to be cut down to the surface of the ground as soon as the stems are matured, the beds well cleaned, and covered with inches of balfrotten manure. The spade must never be used, either on the beds or in the alleys ...
... Porks, 12 Dessert do., 4 Table Spoons, 12 Dessert do., 6 Tea do., Pair Sugar Tongs, 1 Gravy Spoon, 2 Banos Ladles, Pair Asparagus Tongs. G. G. D. has also some fine old Queen Anne Rat-tail Table Spoons, and a large assortmont of Second-hand and New Silver ...
... Collection of GREEN-HOUSE and WINDOW PLANTS mostly in Bloom, consisting of the following : Adiantum Ferns, Asplenium Ferns, Asparagus, Plumose, Acacias, Begonia. in great varieties, Cinerarise in Flower, Chrysanthemums, Collection ot Tea Roses in Pots, Cyperius ...
... deeply dug, but not immured. Sow also Onions, Lettuce, Radish, Small Salad, Seakale, and Asparagus; the two last in drills, one foot apart, and one inch deep for asparagus, and two inches for seakale. An9ther mode of raising seakale plants is to sow in four-feet ...
... dined together, and the King not only tanght Swift how to eat asparagus in the Dutch manner, but offered to make him captain of a troop of horse. The latter Swift declined, but the asparagus lesson he put in practice. Alderman Faulkner, Swift's printer ...
... for the private grower. Sow also onions, lettuce, radish, small salad, seminar, and asparagus; the two last in drills, one foot apart, and one inch deep for asparagus, and two inches for seakale. _ _ SgARAI n plants may be raised by sowing seed in four•feet ...
... 100. and 7d. speeds' value. A 7 lb. . box Finest Candied Peel for 6d. _ _ A Is. 6d. qrt. tin Peas for Is. Ale. 91. tin Asparagus for Is. Ild. TAYLOR and Co., have s large selection of woeful Xmas presents which the , . are offering at immense reductions ...
... growing with white hydrangeas. The pink hydrangeas look lovely among bright violet or purple violas. ASPARAGUS PLUMOSUS.—This is the most popular of the Asparagus family, and is A general favnnrite, many growing it because it enhances cut flowers and thus saves ...
... Is. 74. special value. A 7 lbs. box Finest Candied Peel for Bs. 64. A le. 64. cirt. tin Peas for le. . • • Ale. Ad. tin Asparagus for le. Ad. TAYLOR and Co., have a large selection of useful %magi presents which the.. are offering at Immense redactions ...
... beetroots, 3e. 61. per tally; mint, 4s. ; parsley, is.; leeks, 3.. ; radishes, 61. per dozen bunches; horseradish, Is. 61. ; asparagus, Is. 6d. to 2..; per bundle; rhubarb, is. to 2s. per dozen bundles; spinach, 2e. per bushel; peas, 41. 6d. to 53. per beg; ...
... Matthews one day arrived at a forlorn country inn, and, addressing a lugubrious waiter, inquired if he could have a chicken and asparagus. The mysterious serving.man shook his head. Can Have you any Then, as you drink. Have man, with a Then, in the house ...