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... from two or three feet apart each way; asparagus should placed in rows threc feet apart, and about one foot between the plants in the rows; this is by far preferable to the old fashioned beds, as the asparagus attains a much larger size, and is consequently ...
... from two or three feet apart each way; asparagus should be placed in rows three feet apart, and about one foot between the plants in the rows; this is by far preferable to the old fashioned beds, as the asparagus attains a much larger size, and is consequently ...
... from two or three feet apart each way; asparagus should be placed in rows three feet apart, and about one foot between the plants in the rows; this is by far preferable to the old fashioned beds, as the asparagus attains a much larger size, and is consequently ...
... from two or three feet apart each way; asparagus should be placed in rows three feet apart, and about one foot between the plants in the rows; this is far preferable to the old fashioned beds, as the asparagus attains a much larger size, and is consequently ...
... from two or three feet apart each way; asparagus should be placed in rows three feet apart, and about one foot between the plants in the rows; this is by far preferable to the old fashioned beds, ns the asparagus attains a much larger size, and is consequently ...
... furtherance of those operations. So trench and manure your ground for early crops, prepare hot beds for forcing cucumbers, asparagus, small salads, potatoes, French beans, Ac., leaving that portion which you do not require for immediate use, in rough a state ...
... Plants t* Specimen Greenhouse Gcmniums 6 (fancy) 3 Azaleas 6 Roses (in pots). Basket of Vegetables 3 Cauliflowers 50 Asparagus 3 Heads of Celery MR. C. B. SAUNDERS. 1 Orchid 1 N«*wly-introduccd Plant . 12 Ixias 6 Cut Roses Collection of Herbs . ...
... from two or three feet apart each way; asparagus should be placed in rows three feet apart, and about one foot between the plants in the rows; this is by far preferable to the old fashioned beds, as the asparagus attains a much larger size, and is consequently ...
... Piedmontese navies and armies lias just received samples of the following French Beans Brussels Sprouts.. Brocoll Green Peas Asparagus Julienne, Fine- • • ~1«. 04. per packet. la. 04. ...
... the following French Beans Is. Od. per packet. Brussels Sprouts Is. (hi. do. Brocoli Is. (Id. do. Green Peas Is. 6d. do. Asparagus Is. do. lulienne, Fine Os. 6£d. do. WHOLESALE AGENT : [845 MR. P. BEOHIN, DON STREET. ...
... PxOPAUATieN. Asparagus is propagated by reed, and may either aowa on the ground prepared for the plantation, ar.d the plants thinned oat the proper diktsoee, fron Ift. to Ht. Gin. apart, cr sown in nnr#ery bed, which aboold be r»ea,light and sandy. The ...
... furtherance of those operations. So trench and manure your ground for early crops, prepare hot beds for forcing cucumbers, asparagus, small salads, potatoes, French beans, &c., leaving that portion which you do not require for immediate use, in as rough ...