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... Withers) commented on the productions and noted particularly the Broccoli and Cabbage exhibited by Mr. Southwell a bundle of Asparagus, by Mr. Sale ; one Primulo Libaldia, Mr. Withers ; collection of twenty six seedling Pansies, by Mr. : cultivated Water Cresses ...
... calceolaria Mr Gillelt, a collection of spring fl *wers, a seedling polyanthus, and primula marginates ra by Yeomans, bundle of asparagus by Mr Sale. Potatoes Farmers wonder” Mr The paper for the evening was Mr Bashford on spring flowering plants, and in hi* ...
... presiding. Interesting papers were road by Mr. Cul iration and Growth of luin.itoos, and one by Mr. South by on Cultivation of Asparagus, which were listanedto with much interest a good number of members and friends. An additional attraction on the annual dav ...
... them. Garnish with lemon and beetroot Tbit way cooking lambs’ sweetbreads with asparagus results Tru’h*s lady correspondent says) hi a most ** greedy dish : When the asparagus young and green, cut the heads off in pieces of equal si?* and about a third ...
... Gd. Broccoli, Adam’s Early White Bd. „ CattelTs Eclipse Late White Bd. „ Purple Sprouting etc Bd. Cauliflower la. Kail, Asparagus. Scotch, etc Gd. Lettuce, Cabbage, and Cos Bd. Sa-oy of Sorts Cd. LONDON ROAD, SfcVENOAKS. ...
... Geraniums 21 varieties, blooms of Narcissus biflorus and prelicus and three Brown Cos lettuce. Mr. Jewell a very fine bundle of asparagus and very pretty creeping plant. Mr Mallyon three Cattell’s Reliance Cabbage with nice hearts. Mr. Warwick blooms seedling ...
... EPEBONE3. EGG FRAMES. . EGO BOIEKRB. FISH EATING KfIVES i. FORES. FRUIT BPOOHf A SIFTERS, FLOWER lUABS. FRUIT BTaSdS semeoßS.' ASPARAGUS SERVERS. BISCUIT BOXES. BUTTER DISHES. BOUQUET HOLDERS. BREAKFAST DISHES. BONE HOLDERS. BRANDY & SODA FRAMES. BRIDE CAKE ...
... Cauliflower plants in pits and hand-lights should have full exposure mild weather, and forcing pits containing Potatoes, Asparagus, Carrots, Radishes, &c., should bo afforded abundance of air whenever the weather is favourable. Garden ing Illustrate d ...
... of various very fine gloxinias and amaryillis from the Westerham Nurseries, some lettuce Gillett, and splendid bundle of asparagus by Mr Jewell. There being paper for the evening, arrange- ments were entered into lor their annual oxcur- sion, which it ...
... Balls, Stumps, • . -ves. Gauntlets, and every article pertaining to game of Cricket. List of Prices sent ok Application, ASPARAGUS SERVERS. BISCUIT BOXES. DISHES. BOUQUET HOLDERS. BREAKFAST DISHES. BORE HOLDERS. BRANDY A SODA FRAMES. BRIDE CAKE STANDS ...
... Drummond, opened a discussion on the culture of asparagus. might here remark that Mr. Weaver is considered one of the best authorities on the kitchen garden, a title (after hearing his mode of treating the asparagus) wo fully endorse. A good many members joined ...
... warm borders, m ike another sowing of peas, rake over the asparagus beds, and sprinkle few lettuce seeds about, these will come in early, and follow those sown frames, only few where the asparagus is thin should be left they take lot out the soil. The others ...