... flower stem shot up from the crows of •• pineapple-like was a few mouths back in form exactly resembling a huge bead of asparagus; at it grew very rapidly ; and is now al out la feet high. The main stem is studded with drooping branches bearing stellate ...

... time, they will stiffer more than from cold, and at the find severe fro.t may be cut off altogether. Plant rhubarb, Natal*, asparagus, and potatoes. Go as Conies, all except potatoes, and of the I latter a few ash-leaved may be pleated in frames over wel ...

... the grouud, besides the unsightly appearance they present. Pleat that day Mr. Skirted wont to Pontefract races, and on asparagus, leaks* rhubarb, artichokes of all kinds, ole return le di, overed his house deserled—his wife, and horeerwilsh. Pock on ...

... developments. EARLY SPRING IN IRILAND.—A lady correspondent from near Berehaven writes to the imam that she has already fins asparagus fit to cut, though it does not tinily bloom till the first of April, and that is considered early. She has already cut waled' ...

... !lather kinds may sown at the same time. Sow successional breadth. of lettnoe, radishes, and small salading. Transplant asparagus, sad go over the seakale bets and cut the crowns down of any that was not used for the kitchen. Thia give. them a chance ...

... for I am very poor. To last nowadays la to eat oysters prawn., carps and lettuce, truffles ' fresh peas and beaux, and asparagus, sad to drink chinepaglee sad Constantia It is only rich people, hke my 111•11111114 who can afford to fast. minim A. the ...

... encumbers, to enable them to start away freely. Late-plantet tomatoes and capsicum will be benefited by the some attention. Asparagus cutting most now osue fa this swot, or the grass next year will be poor and weak. W e have lately met with a few people ...

... season wears, and it may not be wise to run any risk beyond what is unavoidable. Knout; Clanome—The old, Ma now decaying, of asparagus should be a da woffith a them t e h m ground line and cleared away, e any weeds which may be on the ground. At the earliest ...

... should be completely blanched ; but asparagus should have air and light when the shoots appear, as it is valueless unless the toga have two or three inches of green growth. Make plantations of rhubarb, sew kale, asparagus, and horseradish. Roots of dandelion ...

... Lot s.—lit the Perish of Ron. A productive GARDEN, sorering a well and err* Weird Stook a Pruit Trees, Asparagus and Strawberry Bads, M., and manuring shoat a Quarter of an Aare extent (more or less), dare at DUIMER B, and formerly in the assupation of ...

... The liquid which they were immersed oleo contained cooper, but in smaller proportion, H. Nadal!' OWN the , VIM Froth hunt asparagus, and antiohokse—in fast, elf green provisions used se food out of ems* during the winter—owe their attractive, green colour ...

... and the Kitchen Garden (which la sheltered from the north by a high atone wall) Is fairly stocked with young limit Tress, Asparagus and Beakab Beds. No char; will bo made for tha Iron Pinning or Timber on the Property. The Howe. Mande on an mimeos in a ...