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... ASPARAGUS. The dry weather the past three weeks has not tended to succulence in the shoots, and no rain falls before these notes appear, it will be advisable to afford tho beds a thorough application water, and manure-water from stables and cowsheds may ...
... Deeehasnpe ties added asparagus to this long list. He has published a full clinical report of a victualler over 40 years of age. who suffers from severe spasmodic attacks of coughing whenever he attempts to prepare raw asparagus for the cook. He is arthritic ...
... Eugene Deschamps has added asparagus to this long list. He has published a full clinical report of a victualler over 40 years of age. who suffers from severe spasmodic attacks of coughing whenever he attempts to prepare raw asparagus for the cook. He is arthritic ...
... Tue cultivation of asparagus at Argenteuil, in the vicinity of Paris. is an industry representing a turnover or two million francs yearly. About 10,000 tons are despatched from Argenteuil and district during the season, which lasts from the middle of ...
... „; Lettuce Radish , Asparagus Rhubarb 8 I Celery Cauliflower et Tomato tr. Cucumber Melon Egg Plant ...
... 1/6 Brocooli „ „ 11- Sprouting Brow° 1/- hundred Asparagus or Phcenix Kale, 1/- per hundred Brussels Sproule, 1/- Per hundred Chou-de-Milan, 1/- per hundred Chou-de-Burghley, 1/- per hundred Dwarf Erfurt Cabbage, 8d per hundred Yate's Early Champion, ...
... ASPARAGUS, way lbw Gana, natural Savour . 100. large BRANS, HARROW, SW. per tin. PILLS (noner to elsotp bacon), Mont 94. gran. Do 444. plat. Woe.t.ourrat 44. largo tin. Manor 64. per t V. MACT.DOIN RS, vegetable. 81. err tin . Do. do. TOMATORS (Quinton) ...
... A PPLES, Bananas, English Tomatoes, Strawberries, Cherries, Apricots, English Grapes, Salads, Asparagus, New Carrots and Turnips.—Jopson Bbos., Fruiterers. APPLES, Grren and Black Grapes, English and Foreign Tomatoes, Melons, Plums, Greengages, Orange'i ...
... the bacon. Let the omelette met, then fold it and serve. Ham is frequently used instead of bacon.—Asparagus : Take the tender green ends of the asparagus and lightly cook them in butter, using a pan. Beat the eggs in a basin, seasoning with salt and pepper ...
... beautiful jam, in flavour so much resembling greengage jam that few will be able to tell the difference. TRIATNENTIOP ASPARAGUS. Asparagus beds should now be made up, for although no severe frosts have yet prevailed winter is fastapproaching, wherefore the ...
... square rod. Discontinue cutting Asparagus from weakly beds early in the month of June, but strong plants will continue to yield supplies till the end of the month. The best land produces the best flavoured Asparagus. The Asparagus produced in the Fens grows ...
... Lettuces or Radishes may be sown between the rows of Asparagus. Annual top-dressings will keep the plants strung and in good condition, and there is no reason, if judiciously managed, why an Asparagus plantation should not last 40 or 50 years without wearing ...