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... lboth be attended to at once. Lettuces have kept over winter in a warm, sheltered border, are now in usc with Lroccoli, asparagus, nnd:.don.n‘mdllod-o“be—um I.‘-5.::&'«-.‘ the among autumn planted cabbages, refresh with waterings from the liquid manure-tank ...

... pretty, snd keep a gay appearance as wister approaches ; but a great change is about to take place. VEGETAULES — Beds of asparagus should now be attended to. Have them m«wll, weuded, after which have some wuiching mauare thereou ; Jong straw from the piagery ...

... them groatly, Legtuces may a'so be planted anl sown, and cablages, broccsli, and greens should also be planted. Ceaso o cut asparagus. It is neve:sary to leave several strung plants -'mu’- the hed to secure stocks for next seasou. If celery has ot been pat ...

... be with, Thin all seedbeds sufficiently as the crops aivance in growth, and see that the walks are kept neat and clean. Asparagus. —This vegetable is one of great value, and lmavuwmfwf“wvhmhcmnh obtained. The beds will still yield good crops, but it is ...

... early as a y. Seeds siould uow be suwn, or shouts trum the old planis may be ph.udinvacly:—.ud ground for next year's crop, Asparagus, iike sea-kale, is seldom scen in cot:age gardens, ‘-;m;‘muu'mu. Km_ vegetabic in tie way of mal up for green whien suca ...

... app ication wf the Dutch hoo mu-m:..ul-m:’humpvul produce uice balbs, aithongh smail ,by early spring, -h-mmauhumdxmh-.'-‘ Asparagus bods should be attended to. They should be hoamat, Arparnges Gotlie i aptiretions etk Tt in #alt, whieu shuald be M‘Mo& ...

... runming to flower, make a fresh plantation ag \ one'nod‘Kw plnt?;nmu rapidly. This can be d‘v‘l‘l’ ng with liquid manure. Asparagus beds ‘ E much be-m'd by recelving dressings ot Liquid wa ure, sali, or guano. Bm.v‘uu now will secare healthy large crowns ...

... u‘nrn.‘n‘xxn FOR nuu'nv Are few, ey are of importance, for if neglected at mn after nm‘uwdflfin:.m-n. Vegetables. —See that asparagus plants are properl tected. l)lmm-llhal is sufficient for -czx,::; garden. Mauure wvily, but do not dig for by se doing the ...

... summer heat. From this cause peaches and nectarines cannot be rivened to the same perfection in therndru formerly, while asparagus, mushreoms, and tomatoes are gradually disappearing. The rock-rose and the common myrtle are rarely to be met with ; and ...