... Asparagus. Planting is best done towards the end of March early in A\nK just growth petting active. | setting out the plants Ift. apart rows running north and south 2ft. asunder, taking the precaution that the roots are not allowed get dried up while ...

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... ASPARAGUS. Beds asparagus that may be showing any vacant spaces in the rows should have these filled up by transplanting young reserve plants. As the old foliage and stems established plants become withered they should removed and the beds thoroughly ...

... Asparagus, Plants in the *©ed bed should be thinned out distances of 4in. to 6in. apart, and tho surface of the ground ahould bo kept frequently stirred. Seeds may still be sown, if by any chance the operation has been neglected, or seeds have failed ...

... Asparagus. In established beds that have provided the main supply, the plants should henceforward be cut less severely, and cutting should cease altogether before the end the present month, or, at the latest, early in July, after which time the stronger ...

... Asparagus. Where homegrown roots are required for for,- ing. it is necessary to sow seeds annually, and April the mo«t suitable month for sowing, says a writer in (Jardtning Illustrated. Some gardeiiers how the seed and allow the plants to remain after ...

... Asparagus. The month of April is passing away rapidly now, and before long the plants, even in open-air beds, will be shewing signs of returning growth. A good filan, the wav, of protecting the lender tops from ate frosts is to'cover each evening with ...

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... of a dish of asparagus im a manner that sball be both appetising and artistic. Cut off the heads—and as much stalk as will be tencer—from the remains cf any coked asparagus, Butter half adogen (or tess) moulds, sprinkle some of th» asparagus (which must ...

... Asparagus. Batches of roots should be lifted at certain intervals, and placed closely together over a gentle heat. Cover them with soil or leaf-mould to the depth 3in. Give a gentle watering with tepid water through a rose-can, and keep the frame moderately ...

... employed ibt catting of tbe crop. SUITED TO DISTRICT. asparagus ia a crop which *•:! suited to this district, especially It* lighter aoils, the American method id cultivation might worth consider isr Asparagus, of course. likes light. v ...

... With Tour Asparagus. Your asparagus is perfection just now. Most difficult part of the dish, from the rook’s ,point of view, is the Hollandaise sauce go with it. There is nothing more risky to experiment with than Holiandaise. A good way to avoid the ...