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... Flowry , Magnum Bantam, 56 lbs. 3/3, 112 lbs. 6/8, 168• lbs. 9/2 Beetroot, Canota, Onions, 1/3 for 14 lbs. inch ; English Asparagus, 1/8 market bundle ; Gooseberries, 1/6 12 lbs., Raspberries, 2/6 6lbs. Carriage paid oven 2/6 to Acton and locality ; cash ...
... frost sets in cover with litter, for ;h e plants, except, in favourable localities, are not Clear off all limo tope from Asparagus bale 1 .. 0 1 ..vatory W top-dressing with manure and ma, if t tau letter is required. Sow Peke and Beans on warm borders ...
... white roses, and zinnias. Mrs. Mills (the Vicarage) arrangement was composed exclusively of pink ivyleaf geraniums, with asparagus foliage and border. Miss Gibson displayed an effective arrangement of compile. with maidenhair fern and wild flowers, with ...
... be the triumph of Lenten fare with gastronomy. Bisque soup, shrimp patties, cod with Dutch sauce, salmon pasty, truffles, asparagus, and even roast teal, which casuistry allows to the faithful abstainer, do not make up very penitiential diet. But after ...
... Dowry Magnum Bonurns, 56 lbs. 3/3, 112 lbs. 6/6, 168 lbs. 9/9 ; Beetroot, Carrots, Onions, 1 / 3 for 14 lb*. each ; English Asparagus, 1/6 market bundle ; Gooseberries, 1/6 12 lbs., Raspberries, 2/8 61be. Carriage paid over 2/6 to Acton and locality ; cash ...
... summer chrysanthemums, water lilies, and asparagus fern. The same exhibitor also had on view an epergne of effectivelyarranged wild poppies. Mrs. F. T. Allpass exhibited an arrangement of sweet peas and asparagus fern, with rhioum, flunked by small vases ...
... Police Court. on Monday, !der• Mr Sinel, Thomas Lewis, aged 4:i. of 71, Chiswick, was charged with stealing • quantity of asparagus and roses, the property of his employer, Nlr. Joseph dessop, market gardener, Chiswick. The prisoner has worked for Jessop ...
... plants can be moved under temporary shelters. The forcing ground will be in full occupation. now in bringing forward.Seekale, Asparagus, Radishes, Lettuces, Horn. Carrots, &c The earliest Horn Carrots, will soon need thinning. Remove tho weaklings to let, light ...
... one day arrived at a forlorn onintry Inn, attil addressing a lugubrious waiter enquired if lie could hare a chicken and asparagus The mysterious serving-man shook his head. Cali I hate a duck then? No, sir. Hare you any muttoti-chops? Not one ...
... the cultivation of asparagus, in which he - pee a technical description of the various methods of management by which alone the vegetable could be successfully and profitably grown. He exhibited a number of small plants of wild asparagus side by side with ...
... collection. Mr. Cottrell was awarded five marks for a fine piece of Odontoglosnm grande, and Mr. Woods had a nice plant oi the asparagus fern, and was awarded two marks. The judges were Mr. Cooper (gardener to Mr. E. M. Nelson), and Mr. Merriden (gardener to ...
... GARDENING, &c. Km'HEN GARDZN.—Beds or plots of Asparagus should now have a dressing of tout, salt, or wood ashes, which will both fertilise the soil and keep off dugs from the young shoots now emerging from the soil. New plots may now be planted in rows ...