... present spring with Kale, Rhubarb, or Asparagus. The two former will answer for forcing next season, to effect which the trenches must tilled with warm litter, and the beds protected wooden frames, which, for Asparagus and ...

... the stems, and clean the beds of asparagus ; cover with three or four inchca of we’l-rolted dung, and trench up the furrows. A good mulching of seaweed, where it can be obtained, a most admirable dressing for asparagus. Blanche endive, thin the late crops ...

... *fter the fruit is set, these also should be thinned, according to the strength which the tree possesses. Kitcben Garden. —Asparagus beds may still be planted, and the established beds should be assisted with liquid manure of moderate strength, containing ...

... His Nurseries are well supplied with Fruit Trees, Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs, Standard and Dwarf Hoses, Seakalc and Asparagus Plants- Also, fine collection of Camillas, Cape Heaths, Geraniums, Fuchsias, &c., &c. Culftiuirucs cau hud application. SEED ...

... pruning and liberal treatment, sufficiently high stems may secured against Ike proper time next year. Kitchen Garden. —lf Asparagus bods are liberally supplied now, and during the next month, with liquid manure from the farm-yard, or soap-suds from the ...

... Sea-kale), sowing seeds to plant ; in either case give plenty of manure, both solid and liquid. Sow plenty of Parsnips, plant Asparagus, and fork over the beds old plantations. Sow Carrots, Beet. Sibsafy, Scorgonera, and Spinach, every fortnight. Sow Pens and ...

... for penetrating and permeating the soil. Continue the use of strong liauid manure such crops can profit it; and especially Asparagus, to compensate, in some measure, forth© present draught upon its energies by the seeds. Winter Spinach should be thinned ...

... His Nurseries are well supplied with Fruit Trees, Evergreen and Flowering Shrubs, Standard and Dwarf Roses, Seakale and Asparagus Plants. Also, fine collection of Camilias, Cape Heaths, Geraniums, Fuchsias, &c., &c. Catalogues can had on application. ...

... above there are many other , tables ’which may forwarded with much advantage 0 , unfavorable weather. GbouND. —Seakale, and Asparagus ..1 f.sraird aocorduicr as the demands ; give .air each tine day to the latter ; likely t , . j buds the base of the ttv ...

... futurity. We scarcely remember upon finer spring, and, therefore, no one can complain upon being retarded by wet weather. Asparagus, if not already done, should uown at once, and new plantations mode ; prefer two year old plants, bat in abscence of them ...

... readiness for planting Asparagus, Sea Kale, Ac., which, from being plaoto permanent character, require a soil prepared to maintain them in productiveness for some years, with the occasional addition of top dressings. Both Asparagus and Sea Kale thrive best ...

... of Peas should topped, as well as Scarlet Runners. During dry weather Peas should be well watered, also Celery, Seakale, Asparagus ; and manure water it procurable it is, course, far preferable to, clear water. M. ...