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... THE GARDEN. Kitchen Garden.—Asparagus and Seakale may be forced by the roughest of methods, when there is an abundance of leaves available for affording the needful warmth. Anyone can make up a forcing bed on a plot of spare ground by means of a few boards ...
... THE GARDEN. iiitchkn uard*n.—Asparagus and Seakaie may forced by the roughest of methods, when there is an abundance leaves available for affording the -needful warmth. Anyone can make up a forcing bed on plot of spare ground by means of a few boards ...
... early crop which was an important point—and it was of better quality and quantity. The same theory applied to the raising of asparagus, spinach, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts. did not wish to speak in any other than appreciative terras of dung, but it was ...
... those maladies to which suffering humanity is prone. hv€*gttu Christendom. THE GARDEN. Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground.— Asparagus to be cut down lo the surface of the ground, well cleared, and covered with four inches of half-rotten dung. The spade must ...
... the soil of clay or strong loam let ridged, that the froet and air may act on large surface of it as possible. Asparagus Bus.—Whsrs Asparagus is grown in beds, and the iiaads are preferred in green natural state, the soil above the roots will not be more ...
... Cabbages are fit to cut, clears the ground and plants another crop, as cabbages are not so much in demand in summer, when Asparagus. Peas, I and other vegetables come, but in the cottager’s home young Cabbage is always useful for a change, especially with ...
... late-sown Carrots and Parsley. Where young Radishes are very thick in the rows thin them two inches apart before they bulb. that Asparagus stem* are staked and tied up. Many roots and plantations are injured by allowing the stems to be blown over and broken the ...
... Flowering Almonds, 1,000 Standard Pyramidal and dwarf trained Fruit Trees, Falslaff Raspberries, strong canes, and a quantity of Asparagus, strong for forcing, Herbaceous Pyrethrum, etc., etc. Two very valuable CART HORSES and a beautiful two-years-old colt, two ...
... time in the whole yesr to sow Asparagus aad Seakale, sad the best beds are raised from teed, without any transplsating. The ground should have been pre. pared long since, snd now friable mellow eendition. Dress asparagus beds with manure, and make all ...
... PATRONAGE. (From the KITCHEN GARDE! — plantations of globe Piart suckers in clu clumps, and the el R STOVOLD, surfece of the qua Asparagus beds to b ars’ Practical Experience in sslt, atthe rate of hb Main crops of oni IDGE cumstances will per! WELLS, of ground ...
... repoaing on which were designs in apples, filberts, white chrysanthemum*, dahlias, Ac. Round the top broad band of ferns, asparagus, foliage studded with chrysanthemums, asters, and other white flowers. The pulpit had taken especial pains with. The top ...
... with ferns and positively covered with most beautiful flowers. The altar railings were decorated with coloured foliage and asparagus, and inside the railings were two large candlesticks holding seven lights each, covered with beautiful leaves and flowers ...