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... ASPARAGUS. . The Roots.—The magnitude of the yield depends directly on the strength of the roots forced, so that four, five, or six-year-old clumps must be employed. Dug late in autumn, with the least possible injury to their roots, those intended for ...
... GIANT ASPARAGUS. FINE selected lloou foresrly cropping, it « ...
... QUIT ASPARAGUS. FINE Hoots for early ciopping, 2s. M. Mr 100. Tins delicious Vegetable «w not require bslf lbs expense n.cUTTr.linpUi.imgit. tot inaUactious. sm KICHAKH (or UjW. Strong TrsnsplsnUd SKA &AJ.r.. u. per doZSO RICHARD SMITH. WOBCtSItB. AFOHTUNE ...
... GIANT ASPARAGUS. FINE self.t.-.l Root* for early cropping, 2s. ft/, per UMI. Vegetable doe* n ...
... ASPARAGUS EATERS. The n Koncfa honmax,” or M plant upon which no bird ever perebee,” or —to descend from the rather poetic expreetion of the Turk* our own vernacular—the asparagus, ha* been time out mind favourite with profeseed gastronomist*. To the ...
... GIANT ASPARAGUS. selected Roots for early cropping, 2*. fid. per IOH. This delicious Vegetable does not require half the eipense u>-oHlly incurred in planting it. For instructions, see RICHARD SMITH SEED LIST for IHW. Strong Transplanted SKA KALE, ‘it ...
... ASPARAGUS Rocrre. Asparagus culture ia increasing on every hand, and in a few years' time the supplies from home growers will be trebled, at least. Those who intend planting roots now cannot do better than set out either the Giant or Conover's Colossal ...
... SALTING ASPARAGUS. '»f ten *s giving asparagus is the cause cf poor crop* and late grass, and it is invariably given the wrong season. Given now. ia done, it doert mow harm than good ; given November, it it worn. aii then destroys the roots instead feeding ...
... ASPARAGUS FOR MARKET. In so article adwocating the es Lauded rolues. of for market. the gra..n.-.. fie calla atteetios b the immense emigre which mow °bum from Tooksr. neigh. bourboad of Peri.. sal other part. of Europe. aid porta oat that. as we or ...
... ASPARAGUS EATERS. The Konch honmax, or upom whish n* bird erer parchor—to dMceod from the rather poetic expreeaion of the Turk* to own Ttrnm colei—the aiptregoe, bee been time eot of mind feroorito with ptofeeeed gaetronomfath the admiration which the ...
... HOW TO GROW ASPARAGUS. There is no question but imparsgits can be grown mucoessfully without the use of animal manures, so it in bring grown by many cultivators. Weeds are a serious peel in mementoes beds, and the seeds are carried on by the million in ...
... GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 2s. So. PER 100. THIS delicious Vegetable does not require half tbo expense usually incurred in planting it. For instructions see Richard Smith’s Seed List for 1862. RICHARD SMITH, NURSERYMAN, WORCESTER. ...