... drained. If rhubarb seed is not wanted, it is mere waste of the powers of the plant to allow it to flower. For the reason asparagus should not be permitted to bear berries, nor sea-kale flowers and seeds. t Yeast Manure.—lt is not generally known that yeast ...

... boast of quality. Market.—There was excellent supply of vegetables of all sorts, particularly—green pease, gooseberries, asparagus, and few new atoes—but prices which showed they were rare. ...

... four years old at most. The forcing-houses should not be less than 60 in the ni«ht. and frou that to 70 in the day. Sow Asparagus Seed to raise young plants,- they take bu little room, and a small succession bed of Seedlings will give plent of plants ...

... and poultry were ***** our quotations last week Potatoes Bd. per snore ■ new 2J. per quart; gooseberries, 2d. perouarts asparagus 2-i to U per hundred ; rhuuarb 2d. per lb. \ cabbages Id. to 31 „.i, .' lido were 2d. to !kh«mh; beans 1« 6d * Exbtcr May ...

... S. Kingdon, Esq. Uuryard, and J. Garrett, Esq. Bishopscourt. Tbe show of vegetables was large and surprisingly fine. The asparagus was superior to anything ever before exhibited at these meetings. The specimens of broccoli, rhubarb, spinach, cabbages, ...

... ; Ducklings, 6s 6d to ; E-gs, for a shilling; Butter, Is 3d per lb. ; Potatoes. Is per score; Turnips, Is Od per score ; Asparagus, 2s per hundred. Seed Market.—Owing to the tine appearance of the weather, Ulover, Iretoil, and Ever, exchanged hands very ...

... couple , Goslings, to each : Eggs. 18 for shilling : Butter, l)j to lid per lb. : Peas, 2d per peck : Gooseberries per quart: Asparagus, Is per hundred : Carrots, per bunch ': Rhubarb, Od per bundle : Potatoes, Is per peck. Very full market. Alphington Fair ...

... hoy Frames, Pickle Frames, Uouor stands, Dessert Knives and Forks, with richly carved Ivory and Pearl Handles, Skewers, Asparagus Tongs, Dish Covers, &c. &c. May procured at the Manufacturers' Warehouses .— 191, Fore-Street, Exeter; 447, West Strand, ...

... of vegetables was very large and excellent, amongst them were forced potatoes, French beans, and carrotts. Tbe rhubarb, asparagus and brocoli, were of prodigious dimensions and first rate quality. As a contrasc to our native productions, there was shown ...

... room. If any of the beds have been neglected till too forward, pull whole plants out for use, instead of hoeing.—Cut down Asparagus stalks close to the surface, and hoe all the weeds from the beds. Give all that require it a good dressing of rich well ...

... to 9d. per couple.—Fowls 2s to 3s 9d. ditto.— Gooseberries from ijd to per quart; Strawberries from 4d. to sd. per quart; Asparagus od to. per bundle.—Rhubarb 3d to 4d per bundle.—Green peas 961 P eck -—Potatoes to 7d per peck.—Corn Market. —VV heat advancing ...

... was mostly sold at 6s. to 7s. 6d. per score, Pannier.—The vegetable market rather dull Potatoes, 7d. to 8d. per score ; asparagus, 4s. the hundred ; rhubarb, 9d. to 2s. the bundle; seakale, 18d. the lb. the prices of poultry'there was no variation. Butter ...