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... protected by covering the lights with litter. The directions given in former papers as to the forcing of Rhubarb, Seakale, and Asparagus are still applicable. Succession batches of these should started about fortnightly, varying in quantity according to the ...
... Fuchsia, and Lolelia speciosa; planting Roses where needed ; tying down Ra-pb-rry canes ; manuring and just prii king over the Asparagus beds ; clipping Privet and Yew hedges; sowing Radishes and Carrots in frames ; also Incomparable and 1 very's Celery; potting ...
... planting spare cast's with Cauliflower. repotting young tree Mignonette; tying up climbers on verandah ; pricking manure into Asparagus beds ; potting young Fuchsias. LoVlias, Chrysanthemum'. and Tuberoses, putting tin* latter in heat, pricki g out earliest ...
... planting out Cauliflower* between dwarf !Vas; planting Laps tone Kidney Potatoes and tiloU' Artichokes; manuring Strawberry and Asparagus beds. Sowing Radishes under the protection of Peach wall; sowing also early Dutch Turnips, and frame of Early Forcing Carrots ...
... border with early Potatoes. Potting Ferns. Sowing fir-t batch of Turnips between Rhubarb. Sowing Celery. Hoeing and cleaning Asparagus beds. Sowing Pyrethrums. Sowing Begonia seeds. Staking and tying Roses. Pruning and nailing Pears and Morello Cherries. Getting ...
... than any r-s-t crop. The tnaia • is: s made succeed Wallflowers, Radisbcs, Spinach, ( !. ages, an ! it is alto often grown Asparagus tween rows of fruit u-hes, an-l lines stable Marrows ; even wii- n grown I lie open field often 'mlerrropi-ed. jki, r-;irly ...
... required; sowing another crop of Turnips, Lettuces, and French Beans; preparing land for Scat let Runners; weeding and cleaning Asparagus beds. Looking over Beach house, and tying in all young shoots ; also Cucumbers and Melons ; picking off all lalse blossoms ...
... all photographed in their stalls in the medieval street, the coup d'teil of which was mo*t striking. Happy the man who has asparagus-beds this year! The plants are splendid. How to eat them ? If you are a gourmet of simple taste, cold with oil. Fontenclle ...
... Cloissonne vases—Rev W Wyles. Triptych—Rev II Land Mrs Thompson. China card stand Mrs Gibb. Sot fish knives and forks in case, asparagus tongs —Mr and Mrs Fellowes, Mr Gordon Fcllowes,and Mr George Audry. Painted cabinet —Miss Florence Rooke. Four specimen ...
... Red, Brussels Sprouts Broccoli, Adam’s Early White „ Cattell’s Eclipse Late White Purple Sprouting etc Cauliflower Kail, Asparagus. Scotch, etc Lettuce, Cabbage, and Cos.’.. Sa-oy of Sorts LONDON ROAD, .Gd. .Bd. .Cd. ...
... j i PnnHflnwop (i. H. Ballard, Esq., Manager the London and Cauliflower County Bank, Sevenoaks, has kindly consented to Asparagus, Scotch, etc receive Subscriiitions—and any communications with , r , reference the matter may bo made t.. Lettuce, Cabbage ...
... Brussels Sprouts Broccoli, Adam’s Early White . „ Cattell’s Eclipse Late White „ Purple Sprouting etc Cauliflower Kail, Asparagus, Scotch, etc Lettuce, Cabbage, and Cos Sorts LONDON ROAD, ...