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... Asparagus. If not already done, the rough portion of the winter mulch of manure should now he raked off and established asparagus beds dug in elsewhere. The beds should then be given a dressing of salt applied evenly at the rate of About 2 lbs. to every ...
... -t, on a folded napkin or on proper asparagus dish. Molted butter, seasoned with salt and pepper, is served separately. SALAD. Asparagus very delirious cold. Have of finely shredded tender letture. lay on the asparagus and serve with a aimple dressmn or ...
... Tips ongrowing asparagus YOU wrote recently about being patient beécause parsley can take several weeks to germinate. But what about asparagus? | gather itcan be three years between planting and thefirst harvest. Allgood things, they say, are worth waiting ...
... A BED OF ASPARAGUS, The ground should this year be prepared in readiness for spring planting, so that the soil would have time to become settled. It will then be possible to cover the crowns of the plants to a uniform depth. The crowns should neither ...
... BED OF ASPARAGUS. More space should be given to the hardy perennials—asparagus, rhubarb, the globe artichoke, and Beagle. They succeed in rougher ground than annual crops because they are started from plants Instead of from seedlings. Asparagus can be ...
... MIXED MEMOS. ASPARAGUS Asparagus is easily cultivatable on the allotment. Its chief requirement is a dry home. This can provided planting upon a mound of soil. The banks may be of turves or planks. Made this year, the bed will have settled in time for ...
... ALLOTMENTS. A BED OF ASPARAGUS. :his crop is particularly nutritious. More might well given the hardv perennial edibles—seakalo. the Globe aru. hoke, rhubarb, and asparagus. They flourish in rougher soil than will annu.tl r-rops, and because the crops ...
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... nicest things about the month of May is that home-grown asparagus appears on the scene. As it has a very short season, usually from six to eight weeks, now is the time to watch out for it. Asparagus could arrive in the markets any time now if the weather ...
... ALLOTMENTS AND GARDENS AN ECONOMY.—Perennials, after the habit of rhubarb and asparagus, can be fed by digging a hole in the clumps and by replacing that soil with manure. Rains will be held, and the goodness of the manure will be carried to the roots ...
... V| - 4 2 | , Christmas £ Hogmanay 1 Day Lunch _ a Buffet Dance ‘ Cream of Asparagus Soup v Decomber 3151 || served with Cream and Croutons ’ @ 8.00 p.m.-2.00 a.m. . or R BAND ; ma', ian it s|| 11.45 pm. — 1990 Chompogne Cocktell : Seafood Dressing m' ...