... former, for it will be sure to be exposed to the depredations of mice. Attend to keeping up a regular succession of seakale, asparagus, and rhubarb, by introducing moderate quantities at short in- tervals into beat. ...

... AND COTTAGE i I G ARDENING. PRACTICAL HINTS. [BY OCB SrECtML .ARDIINT CORJLESPON3NSf.] ASPARAGUS CUL'TURE. Of nll the vegetables in oultivation, the growth of asparagus and tonatoes appears to have the greatest attraction for aoatunrs, aid as there are always ...

... attention and many oomplitnents. Freeb-out Flowers Daily, and Choiceeb Fruit of every description. StrawberriesI and AsParagus now On sain. Wedding Bouquets, Buttonholes, Crosse s, Wreaths, Harp and other Special Deiigns.- srN To sxpsom ANfm ...

... attention and many compli- ments. Fresh-cut Flowers Daily, and Choicest Fruit of every description. Strawberries and Asparagus now-on sale. Wedding Ecuqets Buttonholes, Crosses, Wreaths, Harps, and other Special Designs.-HiERuY TaompsoN ...

... Gooseberries 0 2..0 3 0 2..0 Cmrants „ .. 0 5 .. 0 0 0 4 .. 0 5 Litto Black 0 8 .. 0 10 8 .. 0 9 Peas ..1 0 .. 0 0 1 0.1? Asparagus 100 .. 0 0..0 0 0 0..0 0 Cucumbers . each ..0 2..0 4 0 2..0 6 dcz. ..0 0..0 0 0..0 0 filberts ..0 0..0 0 0 0 ..0 0 Cherries ...

... At the saule time the surface of the beds ought to be lightly hoed over, and all rubbish cleared oit and burnt with tle asparagus tops. 'The question now arises, shall the beds be well mnulched with manure ait once, or ciot till next spring r Alost writeis ...

... hearing was adjourned until to-day. Frealb-oub Flowers Daily, and Choicest Fruit ot every description. IStrmwberriea and Asparagus now on sale, Wedding jBouquets, Buttonholers Crosses, Wreaths, H~arps, i and other -Specal Designs. - Tstoaenta'l i ...

... attention and many compliments. Fresh-cut Flowere Daily, and Choicest Fruit of every description. Strawberries and Asparagus now on sale. Wedding Bouquets, Buttonholes, Crosses, Wreaths, Harps, and other Special Design;s. HENBY THoupsoy ...

... is bjth nutritious and agree able to the palute, eaten either as a salad or an ingredient in soups, or a substitute for asparagus, spinach, and .her tablet, at a time of the ear (winter and spring) when those artic.es are difficult to procure. But the ...

... 0 11 .1 2 ,011 .I 1 ,Wl~i 9B° ?? . .. 90 . 0 0 0 . 0 0° V ipeek .0 ?? 0.O0.0 Fdfattea ?? :. , , ,7ii O ?? ?? . .O a Asparagus ?? .. 5 0.7 0..7 0..0 0 .Jclhm each..10 .0.. ?? 00 vuereubois ?? ll ., 1 0 10 ?? ° ° Qmpe,11!nqhb. - g P 5m .. o 3 6o ?? ...

... with ease. Take every opportunity on dry das to: hoe. and stir the soil-etween growing crops. ?? of Rhubarb,. Kale, and Asparagus must be forwarded as wanted, Make.a sow- ing inl 3-inch-poets of c Fulmers or -ohawk French Bean 'as the days lengthen ? ...

... excluded from the house it can scarcely be too cool, where the object is to preserve fruit plump and sound as long as possible.-Asparagus: Young plantations of this will probably still retain their freshness; in which case the tops ought not to be cut oft yet ...