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... and others of more hardy nature, when in request in the earliest season, require the •s>>(aitce hotbeds, such radishes, asparagus, kidney beans, peas, &c.; those who employ that mode cultivation, should now proceed to procure necessary supplies lift dung ...
... sow cabbages. A l.ttlc early six-week Dutch Turnip may be sown on a warm border, how celery. Plant artichokes. Fork up asparagus, and sow where intended Sow parsley, parsnip, leeks, onions, &c. how and plant various of pot and medicinal herbs. Sow small ...
... at.' ' You will find difficult, Madam, overcome the prejudices of your servants. They will not permit you to have green Asparagus ; and they will not permit you to have Scarolle.' ' 1 shall, however, insist upon it.' ' Then, Madam, we Uave the honour ...
... farrett, Esq. Strawberries, lst prize, G. H. Simms, Esq.; 2d, i. S. P. Samborne, Esq. Vegetables.—Open to both Classes.— Asparagus, 50 heads, Ist arize Mr. 2d, Mr. Lydiard. Seakale, crowns, lst arize, Mr. J. Shackell; 2d, Mrs. Smyth. Beans, 100, lst prize ...
... before their root;, get entangled amongst those uf the Ranunculuses. KITCHEN OARDBN. All the shoots first produced on the Asparagus beds should be cut. both small and large, leaving none shoot op into leaf, till the time comes when cutting i* discontinued ...
... md. ffanunculuses.—Get them up the foliage • ithers. Dahlias.—Thin, disbub, tie out, entrap earwigs. Kitchen Garden.—lf Asparagus beds are plentifully supplied now, during the next month, with liquid manure from the farm-yard, or oap; the laundry tank ...
... in their plumage.and skin, ornamented cabbages, -cawots, leeks, joelery, rhubarb, onions, cocambers, French beans, peas, asparagus .and sedkale stulkfe, with sheaves.of wheat, oats and -further deeorateS. with pine apple*, citrons, •cherries, grapes, melons ...
... other ROSEjfand HOLLYHOCKS, with all sorts of very fine Evefcreens and Flowering Shrubs ; likewise Rhubarb, Sfe Kale, and Asparagus Roots! Mushroom Spawn, Setfis, and Garden Mats, &c. 1). 8., having had considerable practice Planting & Laying-out Gardens ...
... not shaded situation, of the size of garden frame, into which set plants about four inches asunder each way. The stalks of asparagus w ill this time be fully ripe, therefooe they should be cut down close to the surface, and removed ; at the same time the ...
... other ROSES and HOLLYHOCKS, with all sorts of very fine Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs ; likewise Rhubarb, Sea Kale, and Asparagus Roots, Mushroom Spawn, Seeds, and Garden Mats, &c. D. 8., having had considerable practice in Planting & Laying-out Gardens ...
... other ROSES and HOLLYHOCKS, with all sorts of very fine Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs ; likewise Rhubarb, Sea Kale, and Asparagus Roots, Mushroom Spawn, Seeds, and Garden Mats, &c. D. 8., having had considerable practice in Planting & Laying-out Gardens ...
... stuffed 15 Ortolans from Belgium 0 The garniture, consisting of Cockscombs, Truffles, Mushrooms, Crawfish, Olives, American Asparagus, Croustades, Sweetbreads, Quenelles do Volialle, Green Mangoes, and new Sauce 14 10 5 M. Soyer calls the dish merely an ...