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... from the mouth, to the station. But for the police, the people would have lynched her assailant. Asparagus and Egos. —Take two pounds of cold boiled asparagus, cut the tender part into small p eces, ntid lay them in buttered pie-dish, with little sprinkling ...
... square rod. Discentinue 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 lundvprodnccs the best flavonred Asparagus. The Asparagus produced in the Fens grows ...
... borders and frames, endive and lettuce; from the forcing pit and mushroom house, asparagus, carrot, cucumbers, mushrooms, mint, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, and scakale. Asparagus and Seakalc. —This is the best time in the whole year to sow, where new beds ...
... about three inches of fine light rich soil. Where white asparagus is desired a greater depth soil will be necessary; but the flavour of green asparagus is superior to that of white. When asparagus is forced in this way it does not require much water, as ...
... borders and frames, endive and ;ttlu : from the forcing pit and mushroom house, asparagus, carrot, cucumbers, mushrooms, mint, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, and seakale. Asparagus and Seakale.—This is: the best time in the whole year to sow, where new beds ...
... GARDENING FOR THE WEEK. KITCHEN GARDEN. Asparagus Beds, if new plantations are required, should be marked out at once, and the ground trenched two feet deep. A rather sandy loam is the most suitable for asparagus, but a soil almost wholly sand will be ...
... Mr. G. H. P. Westcott, of Farra, Stircross, cut a bundle of asparagus from his well known beds ; the 10* • talks weighing ibt. Mr his often took th) palm for growing extraordinary flae asparagus, but this teaaea his crop is exceptionally good- ...
... soon as I can Please send me a letter to the post-office, Abergavenny.—Thomas Roebins. Asparagus and the French Emper o r._A few days since a sample ot asparagus was sent by Mr George Hasell, Barton-hill, Bristol, to the Emperor Napoleon. Mr. Hasell ...
... and damp litter. Examine dahlia tubers, and if damp bring them in doors. Asparagus.— A gardener in the department of the Nord has diacovered new mode of restoring exhausted asparagus beds. He spread during the anting IJO pounds weight of common salt oyer ...
... a fine of 40.. and costs. A TAMS TOR A , PARAGCS. Thome?* 310f/ridge was charged, on remand, with stealing a quantity of asparagus, the property of Mr. C. Roasiter, on the lath of May. On the day in question P.C. Ryall saw the defendant running acmes a ...
... from the experience from the past season that the competition with forced asparagus will be more serious than ever, threatening, as it must, the very existence of the French asparagus trade with the markets of the United Kingdom. ...
... From tho forcing pit and mushroom house may be obtained supplies of asparagus, French beans, mushrooms, now potatoes, scakale, small salading, radishes, rhubarb, and tomatoes. Asparagus beds to lightly pointed over, and dressed with salt the rate of a pound ...