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... absentees were Troubadour, Asparagus, Polish 11., and Water Bed. R. Day sent Dark Opal instead of the first-named, who is in reserve for the Warren Hill Handicap at Newmarket next week, while Lines ran Early Hope in place of Asparagus. It was intended to run ...
... m ART’S, BROOMHILL & SANDY GATE. ’Phone 62525, 62485. 60552. SCOTCH SALMON, 2/- to 3 6 per lb. W -MA ASPARAGUS CHICKENS from 1 9 each. GUINEA FOWLS. 3/- to 5/- each. NORTH SEA PLAICE. 1/- per lb. ...
... They are often placed in clumps in border, but very effective way, say, for Brighter Sheffield,” is in a row by a path. Asparagus shoots must be thinned thoroughly. Pot plants in compost mostly of peat must not have too much moisture. ...
... IN YOUR GARDEN. New plantations of asparagus may still made, but it must well watered, unless rain occurs. Sow asparagus seed where it is to grow, and thin the plants lo the proper distance. Beds that arc in tearing should be kept clear of weeds, and ...
... creosote (one pint) and water (one gallyj,' preferably hot). It will kill all weeds within twenty-four hours. Cutting of asparagus might now cease. Vine and peach borders must be well soaked. ...
... massed in the centre, with surrounding zones of yellow or brown calceolarias and an edging of trailing blue lobelias. Seed asparagus might now be sown. Connover’s Colossal is good. Lilies in pots which have reached inches should be top-dressed. ...
... Y BROTH j HARE Also Gravy, Juuennr, Green Pea, Vegetable, Cream of Artichoke. Cream of Celery at 9d. and 7d., and Cream Asparagus lid.. Cream of Tomato B}d. and 6d. ...
... which arc arresting to the eye. The delphiniums are useful here, and every bed should have some. Trenches for celery leeks, asparagus, and )>cans might well be made. Finished greenhouse climbers may now be put in. ...
... season they can be safely placed anywhere, but they must not be kept far from light, allowed to get too dry, or overwatered. Asparagus should be fed with liquid manure. Achimenes nearing bloom must be kept Bear the glass. ...
... potted up, and placed in a greenhouse to make roots before winter. Light, sandy soil is necessary. As they ripen the tops of asparagus must he cut down to within two inches of the soil. The bed can then be cleaned. Amaryllis and achimenes must be ripened gradually ...
... 3d. per lb. Peaches and nectarines (hothouse), from April Ist to October 31st inclusive. Is. per lb. Fresh Vegetables. Asparagus, from January Ist to June 30th inclusive, 4d. per lb. Green beans, from January Ist to August 51st inclusive, lid. per lb ...
... furnish stock for planting out next month. They must have plenty ventilation. while watering ought to be frequent. Soil in new asparagus beds roust pre- pared now. Dry soot lime dusted over gooseberry free* when wet will keep birds bay. ...