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... ASPARAGUS. Aaparagoa the subject of many injurious traditions and notions. II thought to require extraordinary amount raanare, and, generally speekiag, a costly mode cultivation. Tula all mistake, for it may easily growa anv vegetable in the ; but it ...
... of every in placed • dish containing ton pounds weight of asparagus Innen. shout stalks, and the idea is that at any nolo once • year no present diall be to say that be cannot get enough asparagus. He is not bound to eat it all, hut it is surp 'rising how ...
... serve the double purpose of confining the heat and attracting all the available sunlight ; for without sunlight asparagus would not be—asparagus. The most curious difference between the forced and the natural variety is in the method of gathering it. Seasonable ...
... • white blooms, and the bill in yi Ilow. Another machine appeared as a yaclat The deck, built of asparagus fern *anti other green deoorative matter, extended from the handle bars to the and was picked out with choice scarlet and white cactus dahlias. ...
... Scissorsframs. Only ors person in eve or nix thousand .dies under anathetics. remarked the coroner. asparagus is the oldest plant used for food. In all countries more marriages take place in lane than in any month. The National Debt Wynn me The Kin& ...
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... front young shoots of asparagus. which proved to he of physiological importance. Asparagine is not, however, peculiar to asparagus, it is present also in beetroot, potatoes. the shoots of peas, beans. and vetches. Although asparagus contains more than • ...
... sides. On the lectern were placed arums, primroses, and asparagus fern. The pulpit had a background of white, over which was fixed a trellis work green; arums, jonquils, narcissi, and asparagus fern being placed on the ledges, with plants in pots at the ...
... with several inches thick of manure as 3li that the feeding roots asparagus are aft ftbe ends end noft near trown. tfy the above simple and inexpensive mode of cultivation excellent asparagus ia produced, and aeyone inclined lo adopt tbe same most bear io ...
... the shoots and stems ' of Solomon'. Beal will do no even more sato.- , factonly, whilst those who have ever tested ' mock asparagus soup ' made from the roots of the yellow goat's heard could desire no better substitute for the garden aristocrat. Then ...
... SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1905. EXTBA CtASSKS. Basket of Shallots, Ist, F. J. Ahier. 40 varieties of Sweet Peas, Ist, One Asparagus, one tern (Stag's Horn), and one Tuberous Begonia, Ist, D. S. Bomeril. ...
... from two to 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 much larger size, and is consequently ...