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... their agricultural interests. mentally Pray for rain, to spoil rainbow toilets and wet red umbrellas. Have we not plenty of asparagus, strawberries, and green peas? If these were insufficient, the cherries have appeared ripe and abundant. Despite the temporary ...
... PICKLING. oo . P • t itio , oo ''' rs adobes ea WM' 4. 4 •0 50.10) SIOUAN ; sod ameml thoensed Irs , is &VILA W ItERRIVI4 and ASPARAGUS ROOTS. may be uad an collphotion of seeshees w •II • • ` l, • ••••• •w w W. 1 .., May na et soy time by till) tog ...
... es of his cottage. The mulberry tree especially always comes in for a glowing account of its rich fruitfulness; and the asparagus bed Owe, • beery debt of gratitude to its master. The g ue st b e Phlegmatic per.on, and may wearily follow his excited little ...
... them or eat as a component part in a 6 When they are full-grown, you may boil them, and they taste like a combination of asparagus and green peas. The plant comes from Java. but we are told that it haa been fairly tried in the ground in England and succeeds ...
... VIRIETHRREC ready for beih,ThWiTtrial - rai: - huge 1 gratifies-H. Cobb, Peulteror, Afilifor.L RirPBARB, Crecamben, and Asparagus, etall shops supplied.-11. Cobh, Pruitorer, Ardor. e pLEIN G CARDS eeirldhead) fee side, ha, good ea , been ordr= doe., 130 ...
... gonaittni ; Mr. W. Miller. plum of onions; Mr. J. Wall, spring ; Mr. C. Ballard, sprouting broccoli ; Mr. 1.. Bull, pot plants, asparagus : Mr. ; Mr. Ritchner, cut dowers sod polyanthus: Mr. Tot broccoli; Mr. Town, ! • Mr. Staaford, Mr. R. Clinch, Messrs. Murphy ...
... Gar. deners Mutual Improvement society was held on Friday, May 6th, when the following points were takes :—Mr. J. Moos, asparagus, 2, seakale, I, Mr. J. Lilley, calceolartos, 1, caladium., 2, geneetre trepans. 2. twelve bunches cut flowers, 2, rhubarb ...
... trieoloeum, Mr. Howland, gardener to Mr. Edward* . geraniums ( Vesuvius ), ealecolaria, marguerite, begonia., ' rhubarb, asparagus. Mr. F.. Down : hyacinths, ' aniienlasi t. i arseties). Mr. Marsh, gardener to Mrs. Hart : dreeme cooperii, Cyprus alterin ...
... never flock together, like the king and his meat. The Atheuian salad served, as rosemary to the Greeks--for remenalormee, asparagus ci Be:ge, to calm the nerves of the good folks of Little Britain, who fear they will be iavaded. Ices were Japan, the Is ...
... proniised for it by Mr. Spain, and • third prize Wad made up. Mr. A. Hart offered first and second for an exhibition of asparagus in May, and it wax arranged that prizes should be given for spring onions in June. - - S I,C or TH E 11441 IN I. —This friehuld ...
... roil : carriage It rolls : earn onier ; also 1 I quantity of No 6 , per ; 5 01.0040 freo : ray Oho sin it I -TM., Cordon, ASPARAGUS 2 I Marta Sir down WiMars. Ws hot arty wet ; 1. 40 per lue lisammi Is application.- Illepho Pulduck, t 0 - 1..711 - ...
... bordering to the panel& with fermi, dahlias, and at the base. The font was cbaately teamed with white moss, ferns, cud sprays at asparagus. The splays of the windows wore earn. dahliae, and foliage. The is the was Um Vicar, and lathe evening the Kee. A. F. King ...