... MARCH. In open borders sow asparagus, cabbage*, carrots, curled and parsley, Neapolitan kale, parsnips, onioas, &c. ; plant out such vegetable* i ’■* have been already sown. Before sowing, dig carefully, and make ' ground level and fine. Main crops may ...

... over the opening to check the current. New hot-beds can be made up at suitable intervals at any time from this onwards for asparagus, potatoes, cucumbers, and melons. Make up new mushroombeds to ensure a succession. Give warm liquidmanure to beds in bearing ...

... therefrom is more steady and lasting. Asparagus-beds forced in this way should be covered with frames and lights, the latter being covered with mats or litter in severe weather. A good deal may be done in forwarding asparagus, by covering with spare frames and ...

... deeply dug, but not manured. Sow also Onions, Lettuce, Radish, Small Salad, Seakale, and Asparagus; the two last in drills, one foot apart, and one inch deep for Asparagus, and two inches for Seakale. Tomatoes, C:psicums, sic., pot off as fast as needful, ...

... make new plantations. Plant in rows 4 feet apart each way. Mulch and water when dry; they pay for generous treatment. Sow Asparagus seeds where intended to remain, and also for transplanting. Plant cuttings of Seakale ; also, if necessary, sow seeds in ...

... off Seakale beds and getting them forked up. Potting Ghent Azaleas, Dielytras, and Spirseas. Sowing Peas, Long-pod Beans, Asparagus, and Spinach. Planting Pansies, Neapolitan Violets, and Sweet Peas. Digging land for permanent Seakale. Sowing self-protecting ...

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... to hold the bed together, will turn in early and be valuable. Other crops, such as horn carrots, radishes, potatoes, and asparagus, must be started in succession to come on quickly to meet the demand that is sure to arise. The persevering gardener with ...

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