... es of his cottage. The mulberry tree especially always comes in for a glowing account of its rich fruitfulness; and the asparagus bed owes a heavy debt of gratitude to its master. The guest may be a phlegmatic person, and may wearily follow his excited ...

... reduce the bunches where left too thick. Stop the shoots at one joint above the fruit. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN.—Plant beds of asparagus and seakail, and spring dress the standing beds of the former. Plant out cauliflower and lettuce plants. ...

... AUTUMN DITTO IS. PER PACKET. — WARWICK ..8.0 8 QN« N A OTTC- LR I J L'INE EARLY MUSTARD.—JAN Y IOO ...

... Tritomas, and Tritonias, and the same drenching with water all the summer as the Tritomas require suits them equally well. Asparagus and crimson beets mix wellin grass-like plants, but few English people have courage to use such things in ornamental gardening ...

... • • • —Yellow Purple Speckled Black ditto Red ditto Liver coloured SCARLET RUNNING. Painted lady ditto ANTICHOKE.—APKIL. ASPARAGUS. URCR AND APRIL. Giant per lb. 5 0 BEET. APRIL AND MAY. per oz. Large red .04 Dwarf ditto .04 New dark. 0 4 Silver stalk ...

... MAY. Black Spanish 0 4 Pamteu iatty ditto Curled.0 8 Olive shaped .0 4 ANTICHOKE.—APRIL. CRESS. RAMPION—APRIL TO AUGUST. ASPARAGUS. FEBRUARY TO OCTOBER. SPINACH. ARCH AND APRIL. American 0 4 FEBRUARY TO OCTOBER. •• •• per lb. 5 0 Curled. 0 2 Round. 0 2 ...

... —Zebra —Yellow Purple Speckled Black ditto Red ditto Liver coloured SCARLET RUNNING. Painted lady ditto ANTICHOKE—ApRiL. ASPARAGUS. MABCH AND APRIL. Giant per lb. 5 0 BEET. APRIL AND MAY. per OZ. 0 4 Dwarf ditto .» .04 Newdark.04 Silver stalk. 0 6 BORECOLE ...

... —Zebra -Yellow. Purple Speckled Black ditto Red ditto Liver coloured SCARLET RUNNING. Painted lady ditto ANTICHOKE.—APRIL, ASPARAGUS. MARCH AND APRIL. Giant per lb. 5 0 BEET. APRIL AND MAY. per oz. Large. red .04 Dwarf ditto .04 New dark .0 4 Silver stalk ...

... crops of Altring. ham carrots, leeks, radishes, lettuces, celery, and ouions. Sow a small quantity of turnip seed manure asparagus beds and prick them over. Stick forward peas. Sow the seed of cucumbers, tomatoes, and gourds on hot beds for planting out ...

... Perpetual R lses; Rhododendrons, Hardy Heaths, and Aza^as vitas, Yews, several specimens of Con. > Hollv, Strawberry plants, Asparagus and Seak &c. Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocuses, Snowdrops, Bulbs, Roots, and Plants too numerous to mention. See Ca?ieTewin be ...

... dendrons, hardy heaths, and azaleas: arborvitas, yews several specimens of coniferous plants; holy; straw- berry plants asparagus and seakale plants, &c. Hyacinths, tulips, ciocuses, snowdrops, and other bulbs, roots, and plants too numerous to mention ...

... to 7s. 6d.; Gravy Spoons, 9s. to 14s. per pair; Butter Knives, 3s.; Soup Ladles, 10s. to 15s.; Sugar Tongs, 2s. to 3s.; Asparagus Tongs, 16s. to 22s. each. Ten per cent. discount off the above for cash. PLATE LENT FOR DINNERS, ETC., ETC. 8373 PAR ISH ...