... readiness for planting asparagus, tea kale, &c., which, from being plants of a permanent character. require a soil prepared to maintain them in productiveness for some years, with the occasional addition of top dressings. Both asparagus and sea kale thrive ...

... constant care is requisite to keep the beds to proper beat. Earth up the earliest crop of potatoes, and secure well from frost. Asparagus before. ...

... VEOXTABLKS. Asparagus—Beat dish—first prize to John Harrison, E»q. Morton-hall. Seakale—Best disb—first prise to 8 Crawford, Esq. Potatoes—Beat disb—first prise to S K Mulhollaod, Esq. Eglantine; second do to Jonathan Richardson, Esq. Gienmore. Broccoli—Best ...

... from 3J to 1* each. Very good potatoes are coming in from Kent and Cornwall, at prices varying from 13* to 20s per cwt. Asparagus continues to come at 3s to per 100. Carrot* and turnips are cheaper. Among salad vegetable* are radishes at from Id to per ...

... and Sloee Plants, and Cal Flowers. Thorn Quicks. Pritet, Beech, Ac., for hedges. Boxwood, Sea-Kale, Rhubarb, Cabbage, and Asparagus Plants, Ac.. Ac. CHARLES BOWDEN, Laurel Bank Nurserr, Old Malone Road. Belfast, 14th Oct., 1863. (244 ...

... and Thorns for Hedges, Apple, Pear, Plum, and Cherry Trees, Gooseberry, Raspberry, and Currant Bushes, Rhubarb, Seakale, Asparagus, and all the best variety of Straworries. A. T. also calls attention the following Winter Flowering Plants, for Greenhouses ...

... the roots possible I can be plaecd a little close heal for fortnight they will recover with the loss ofonlyafew leave*. Asparagus beds, where the leaves and stems are brown, had belter be cleared, snd covered with an inch or two of dong. The refuse will ...

... Auriculas should be carefully examined. kitchen cmiDK’* »»n »»»»•»» »Kirrr Suffer delay in getting all ground intended for asparagus, seakale, and rhubarb In readiness for planting. Sow pens in heat to plant out in March ;if sown pots, the roots are but ...

... seakale, and oilier roofs, when the ripening of the seed woujd be injurious to the vigorous growth of foliage. cutting asparagus for the table, take all the shoots they spring from the ground ; to leave any, however small, would only prevent the growth ...

... young cabbages per ; new potatoes 4d to per lb : green peas (young) per peek ; new carrots 2s per bunch or or per dozen ; asparagus 2s per 100; green mint per bunch.— Plants, greens 3d; cabbages ; and savoys per 100. ...

... and Thorns for Hedges, Apple, Pear, Plum, and Cherry Trees, Gooseberry, Raspberry, and Currant Bushes, Rhubarb, Seakale, Asparagus, and all the best variety of Strawberries. A. T. also calls attention to the following Winter Flowering Plants, for Greenhouses ...

... mankind.—Xundun Correspondent of Invernets Courier. To Ruiee Oi-int Asparagus. writer in one of the early vo’umes of the Horticulturist (Mr. Downing, believe,) tells how to grow common asparagus, so that it will always rival any giant production. says —Every ...