... course dry earth would answer as well as the straw, only the plants could not be so easily examined. Artichokes, dress— Asparagus-beds, dress; plant to force; attend that in forcing.— Beans, plant.— Beets (red) dig and store. Borecole, earth up Brocoli ...

... of the grub. Ridge Cucumbers should be got forward instantly; also Tomatoes and Vegetable Marrow. As soon as your young Asparagus is from 3to 6 inches high, let the new plantations be made. FLOWER-GARDEN AND SHRUBBERIES. thorough re-arrangement of all ...

... refuse, ready to form beds for onions, &c. Seakale may now planted, giving plenty of salt and of rich manure. Soil over Asparagus, and then strew salt thickly upon it. For onions, select a piece of ground which has borne one crop after having been well ...

... Cse no manure to them except liui kale may be planted, in well-manured land, pl • , strewn over the soil after planting. Asparagus v. for salt, but in smaller quantity. Ground manure s crop last year should be chosen for sowing si te d BOl dry weather ...

... Lord Marianne, Squirrel; Dam, Miss Meredith, by Old Cade; her Dam the Little Hartley Mare aforesaid ; Marianne bred the Dam Asparagus, Johnny, &c. &c. Mortimer is (rrandson of Eclipse and Highflyer, and is only Nine Years old this Spring. Provided thorough-bred ...

... Nosegay —Rev. J. Woodhouse, Leominster. Apples, half-a-dozen.— lst Prize Mr. Win ton, Vine ; 2nd, homes Blakeway, Esq. Asparagus, a dish of at least fifty —lst Prize, Mr. Collins ; 2nd, J. Bailey, jun., Esq., M.p, * Rhubarb, six stems.— Pri ze T Woodhouse ...

... scanty crop, and these will be small, and not generally of a regular growth. Veoetablks.—Angelica.sow. Artichokes, plant. Asparagus, sow. plant, force in hot bed. Beans, plant and hoe. Beet, sow. Borecole, sow, prick out seedlings. Cabbages, plant, prick ...

... change be to that which is more nutritious. In this month the chief crops of vegetables should be put into the ground. Sow asparagus, celery, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, savoys, beets, brocoli, spinach, onions, Dutch turnips, carrots and parsnips, pease ...

... fallow. Dresi hedges and ditches. Sheep intended to be fatted should b« folded on turnips, and allowed dry fodder. Force asparagus hotbeds for winter use ; give air to lettuce and cauliflowers, an plants that are under frames. This is proper season for ...

... may be sown for a full crop. Turnips, Spinach, Onions for drawing, Salads of all kinds, Leeks, &c. should be sown also. Asparagus Berries, sow broad-cast, in a good open situation. Red Beet and Mangel Wurzel.—For general crop, this may be sown in drills ...

... Parmesan cheese, fresh boiled beef, veal cutlets, and asparagus —not bad things in their way, they were only to be had in sufficient quantity and at all times. To be sure the beef is very nasty, and the asparagus fried in oil, and the soup is served at the end ...

... white hrocoli, weighing upwards of 71b., measuring three feet in circumference, and perfectly solid ; u l so ten heads of asparagus weighing lib., or upwards of an ounce and a half per head.— Jersey British Press. A small flock of Saxon Merino Sheep were ...