... ground. Beans. —Plant some early Magazans. Mushroom Beds must be protected from frost by a good thick covering of straw. Asparagus.— Hot-beds must now be prepared to force it; make the dung 3 feet 6 inches, or feet thick, and a foot wider than the frame ...

... Latin Address most excellent and impressive maneloquent. SSIC Style and in subst »™e Asparagus.— the county of Cork (the triumphant district of unrivalled Asparagus) I had friend who never was exceeded to the flavour and dimensions of those especially ...

... Polyanthuses, Pansies, Stove and Greenhouse Plants, Dessert Atpi.es and Pears, .Mushrooms, Sea-Kale, Cucumbers, Brocoli, Asparagus, and Cabbages. The particular attention of Exhibitors requested to Rules 3, 4, and 5, which will be strictly enforced. By ...

... avow his ignorance, asserted that this was the part he preferred, and thus condemned himself for ever to eat asparagus at the wrong end. Asparagus is very wholesome as an article of diet; and a syrup made from it has been employed medicinally in Fiance in ...

... Tulips, Anemones, Pansies, Stove plants, Greenhouse Plants, Heaths, Geraniums, Hardy and American Plants, Baskets of Flowers, Asparagus, Brocoli, Cucumbers, Early Cabbages, Cauliflowers, and Green Pease. Ross, 4th May, 1838. H. WARD, Hon. Sec. ...

... lid. to 13d.; super skin, lid. to 13d.; head skin, lOd.to lid. per lb. Colossal Asparagus.—Mr. Sidney Smith, a gardener at Northampton, cut last week three heads of asparagus, which weighed together upwards of half pound. Liverpool, (Friday last.) —With ...

... be finished so soon as possible. Dress artichoke, asparagus, and strawberry beds, and earth up peas, beans, and cabbage. Transplant cauliflowers, cabbages, and lettuces, and plant potatoes, asparagus, artichokes, horse-radish, and strawberries. Sow peas ...

... their being blown away. Carefully fork up asparagus beds, and apply a dressing of six or seven inches of good stable dung mixed with a portion salt,—sea-weed, where it can procured, is an excellent manure for asparagus. Look Into the fruit room fre ...

... cultivator asparagus his garden at Mortlake, and who has obtained dis''- guished honours from the Horticultural Society, for repeated exhibitions of this delicious luxu yesterday presented to i he Dntche** of Bedford a bundle asparagus, consisting one ...

... went one day to see him his country house, and said he had come to eat a bit of dinner. What shall we have ? Do you like asparagus ? said Fontenelle. If you please •, but with oil. Oil. I prefer them with sauce. But sauce disagrees with me, replied the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...