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... ASPARAGUS. Twenty-five heads—lst prize, J. K. West, Esq.; 2nd, Mrs. E. Gardner—Corbet:, gardener. CABBAGE. Four heads—lst prize—J. West, Esq.; 2nd, E. Holbcch, Esq, AND PURPLE. Three heads—lst prize, G. T. smith, Esq.; 2ud, J. Townseud, Esq. LETTUCE. ...
... ASPARAGUS. our report the Horticultural meeting, this day fortnight, we noticed a specimen huge asparagus which was shewn, and the same time expressed doubt of its quality, as nothing was said of its flavour. The grower of this grass, Mr. Grayson, of ...
... ASPARAGUS RHUBARB .. Earl of Craven .. Lady Hood. . Mr.Thos. Redgrave. .. .. Mr. K. Merrick, jun. ...
... FINE ASPARAGUS PLANTS. be SOLD, many Thousand Plants, of the Growth of one, two, and three - Years e at led. 13d. and 2s. per Hundred. Apply to John Sanders, Hop Merchant and Seedsmon, 26, Digbeth, Birmingham. likewise may he had, black Italia and Lombardy ...
... ASPARAGUS AND TART RHUBARB. MIST, Sen., Bana, res) srt tfully solicits the patron- @ age of the Public in the al icles, which are of bis own growth, snd gathered on the morning of their arrival at be station, No. 1, NEW MARKET HALL, where is to be athena ...
... ASPARAGUS AND TART RHUBARB. JMIST, of Barr, and No. 1, Market Hal], Biro mingham, respectfully acquaints the public, the season for the above favourite Vegetables commenced, and they may rely on what is offered for sale by him being Sathered fresh each ...
... TART AND ASPARAGUS ar to ticles are grown by JAM S$ of Barr, s and brought 56, jarket-da during the their arrival at the above warranted fresh-gathered on the morning of ...
... ASPARAGUS, TART RHUBARB, BROCCOLI. MIST, Barz, growing the above, Daily at @ his Station, No. i, NEW MARKET HALL, and begs to assure the Public, that the articles suld by him are gathered the same morning of their arrival. J. M. solicits the tronage of ...
... ASPARAGUS. J MIST. Barr, begs assure the public, the AS• PARAGUS sold at his Station, No. 1, Market Hall, ia gathered the morning of arrival there and as the finest fiavour and properties of that favourite table aie only to found in its freshness, J. ...
... TART RHUBARB AND ASPARAGUS. are above ar- Titec le MIST. of Barr, and brought to his 56, Hicuw-oracst, Bfe ket-day, for sale, the morning of their arrival at the above place. ...
... phenomenon in practical gardening, and its improved science, appeared in Covent garden-market Saturday morning. One bundle of asparagus, consisting of no heads, weighed 281b. It was purchased for 305., it is said, for the royal table. Messrs. Forsyth are the ...
... and as the asparagus begins to make its appearance above the ground, I cover the beds with sand about two inches deep, which operation I agaiu repeat as the asparagus reappears until the sand becomes seven eight inches in depth. When asparagus again makes ...