... or third week, for a main crop ; kidney beans in the second week, for an. early, and in the last week, for a late crop ; asparagus and parsnips, in the first or second week, but not later ; red• beet, in the third week, for a full crop, and also nasturtiums ...

... and water as far as practicable. Taking crops.--Cut and dry herbs for winter use. Gather ripe seed. Discontinue cutting asparagus at the end of the month. NEW ACHROMATIC TELESCOPE.--M. CII3UCIiOiX, the optician, of Paris, has nearly completed an achromatic ...

... another is absolutely exercised. This is equally self-love with that which prompts a man to sit still, and eat a dish of asparagus, when he might be preserving the life of his drowning friend. But, inasmuch as one class of feelings is rare, difficult, ...

... sometimes the common mushroom (agaricus campestris.) Third week.—Raspberries and gooseberries ripe, potatoes in flower, asparagus in berry, the Wilms in perfection. Fourth week.—The truele (tubercibarium) now hunted, or dug up in commons and forests; ...

... operations on the earth, excepting di4- ging and trenching, must be performed only in dry line fine weather. Dress artichoke and asparagus beds. Take up endive, broccoli, and cauliflower, and lay them flat in dry ground. Guard against the damping of of cauliflower ...

... daily use, with fern; celery with litter; any plants with litter which you have not been able to land up, as artichokes, asparagus. To save seed—Transplant cabbages, if you have neglected it to so unfit a season. Routine culture—Attend to this only in ...

... or any strengthening cordials, and be died no Tuesday.—Yerdict, Died of starvation. YORILIHIRE ASPARACIUSSiItty beads of asparagus were sold in our market last week which weighed upwards of seven pounds.— Leeds Patriot. 1 Among the more interesting operations ...

... the latter, from the gardens at Chiswick, were shown. But the most extraordinary exhibition of the day was a specimen of asparagus, sent by Mr. Grayson, from his grounds at Mortlake. There were 123 buds, and thry weighed tw•entyright pounds, exceeding ...

... Elegant Cases of Superb Plain or Carved Ivory and Pearl handle Dessert knives, with or without French Forks, finite 'bargain. Asparagus Tongs, Salt and Nlastard Spoons, Tea Spoons, Soap and Sauce Ladles, Vegetable Forks. Toast reeks. Nutcrackers. Knife rests ...

... did not observe. All I could find were a few cabbage lettuces, some long white or Naples radishes, and a small quantity of asparagus ; which naturally surprised me. es I had only a few days before left the environs of Covent Garden-market, in which all these ...

... the poor, and I never heard him accused of egotism or insensibility, lie related before me that ridiculous story of the asparagus with oil, but he named it as having happened to a doctor of the Sorbonne, and it was forty or fifty years afterwards, when ...

... exhibited ; the last is a great acquisition. Mr. Phelps sent ■ communication, showing bow to have kale from February till the asparagus semen, chiefly by deep trenchin4 in February and November, by lopping away the old stalks, and by preventing the plant from ...