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... Lettuces, (chiefly Cos;) Cauliflowers, to succeed those sown in Autumn, (thui:1, they are a ; to but- ton,) Brocoli Boreeolo, Asparagus, Spiniicl, (round leaved) ,lso New Zealandl Spinach, Celery ad Beets. Sowings should also be made of various Herbs for kitchen ...
... t~rihcoce front Java and Cuvilar, tire jcssetrnite frou tire East Itudies. ?? 'fTs esoliflowor 'moss rroogiht freer Cyprrms, asparagus from Asia, sirrlotq from Sibeiria, horse- rartini from Chinra, lentifii front Frarrce, kiduey beauefrom tire £g ud(ladem ...
... \whicb it shall be his constant study to merit. J. S. is su1pplied with THORN QUICKS from one to five years trtiurplatited; ASPARAGUS and SEA KALE PLANTS.- GARDEN SPADES, SHOVELS, andanllkindsof GARDEN TOOLS; BASS MATS, &c. i35) A RMAGH, Jan. 8, 1838, TO ...
... which it shall be his constant st u to merit. J. S. is supplied with THORN QUICKS from one to five years transplanted; ASPARAGUS and SEA KALE PLANTS. GARDEN SPADES, SHOVELS, and'allkinds of GARDEN TOOLS; BASS MATS, &c. .95) ARMAGH, Jan. B. 1838. TO BE ...
... irn the Trade. His NURSERY is, as inatfsellj o iked wich FRUIT aindFOREST TREES, FLO RING SHRUBS, &ci &c., .SBA ,KALE,; ASPARAGUS, and C A U L I. FLOWER PLANTS. (198 . .I . . , ., . i WYL~ Da. Il![ElIlDU:RNO1l Has' reeeived a au.ply ofI Su, s under:_ ...
... Ctinf H els rrd ri H's N UR SEPRY is. ats utalt, wa dt hith FRub C' irnd FORESTI TREES, FLOWERIN~G SHkUB1S,a SEA KAI.,E, ASPARAGUS. and C A U I- 0 FLOIVER PLANTS. (1 lls~ For 6uch Term, awldi bs,1M. t: r iifbdgr.d on, O THE CONCERN Iin JAMES'-STREET, lately ...
... House in the Trade. His NURSERY is, as usual, well stneked with FRUIT and FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &c. &:e. SFA KALE, ASPARAGUS, and CA UL 1. FLOWER PLANTS. (N98 NE W Gardetn and Agricaltural Beeds. 60, ANN-.STREET, YIEGS leave to tnform, ?? and the ...
... deservedly obtained prizes. Tile first prize for ripe strawberries was awarded to AMrs. Batt. Air. Hume got the first prize for Asparagus, and Mir. Miller, of Comber, the sec nd. Tli first prize for cabbaige was raward- ed to Mr. Andrews, of Ardoyne, and tihe ...
... loe. Freo tire sour e rr i issues tie coldenn pippn:u arid the pear and cherry originally grew in tine forest. Tie garrien asparagus, which grown's, ttroun not very ennmmrnlg, ia stony or gravelly sitnitinis near the sen, whine rowing spontalneoushy, is ...
... awn, with a! select Stork of GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS EA RLY POTATO[':S. for forcing atd open ground Caulitlower, Sea-Kale, elnd Asparagus PLANTS, anud every article in the Tralde. Belfast, 15th January, 1I:9. , (,3 '17T BE L.ET, OR THE INTEREST SOLD, ?? St. Geor-e'w ...
... sball be b;4 CO IIStBIn t stud (y to merit. N. 13.-Thorn Quicks fiom two years old to six years; Transplatued T blos'ni; Asparagus and Sea Kale Plant sl of best kiiidq; Garden Tools of every kind; Bass Matts listi leaved early Kidney Potatoes, and English ...
... which it shall le his constant study to merit. N.B.-Thorn Quicks from irwo years old to six years Transplanted Thorns; Asparagus and Sea Kale Plants of best kinds; Garden Tools of every kind; Bass Matta ash leaved early Kidney Potatoes, and English Cruffies ...