... Wholesale and Retail Pur crs Catalogues to be hadl on epplication. Strong Transplanted TiHORNS, 4s. per 1l000. SEAKALE, ASPARAGUS, and CABB3AG E PLANTS, and everythling connecterl with the Nursery and Seed Trade. NuuSiciprsa, MALONE, Belfast, 1st February ...

... and Retail Purchasers. | Catalogines to ble hadt onn applicatiu. | Stroug Trarisplanted THORNS, 4s. per 1,000. SEAKALE, ASPARAGUS, and CABGAGE PLANTS, and everything connected wvitl the Nursery and Sced Trade. NiURSELIEs, MALOZNE2, Belfast, 1st February ...

... -First prize, IMr. Wtnl. M'Coy. Becst collectiott ?? nbles. -First prize, -Ms. Wins. M'Coy. Fort ExaitritroN. Soeie hne asparagus from the gardens of the Bishop of Down and Connsor, Artichokses by R. T. elir Rsq. ; also, a collection of sca-swceds liatdsotely ...

... Forest and Fruit Trees, Orna- mental Trees all Shrubs, Gooseberry anid Currant Bliushies, Raspberrics, Sea Kale, Rhubuarb and Asparagus Plaats, &c., &c, CHARLES IOlVDEN. Belfast, 18th Nov., 1850. G97 C O R N E X C H A, N G E. Fl 11E COMMITTEE are ready to reeeive ...

... smaller, their good quality generally makes them more profitable. An early crop of stone turnips should now be sown, and asparagus seeds on the beds formerly prepared. Regular sowings of Spring sallads should be made in frames and warmn borders. In planting ...

... and surface turning between growing plants, and pulverize the ground for sowing and planting the main vegetable crops. Sow asparagus or] well-worked and manu~red soils; beans for a minci crop beet for early use ; borecole, Brussell's spr-outs, ancl broccoli ...

... warm borders. Spinach eyery fortnight. Scarlet runners in shelter. Early green and stone turnips for first main crop. Plant asparagus. Cabbages in succession. Cauliflowers on warm borders. Transplant celery on light hotbeds, from the borders of peach-houses ...

... main crops; green savoy~s, seakiale, and spinach every fortnight; scarlet i-itnoneirs; t urnips, for' princilal crop. Plant asparagus, cauliflowers, lettuces, potatoes, tce. Prick out s eed- hung cauliflowvers, celery, aimd cabbages, in nursery beds. Protect ...

... and carpets, all of native mnanufricture; 'with wax and candles, Siberian oil, seeds, hops, &c.- 'Specimnens of the wild asparagus are shown, the downy seed of wiich is said to be well calculated for the ma- nufacture of felt; and the whole collection ...

... GAaoeN.-Iet all possible encouragement be given to growing crops of every kind, by supplying them freely with liquid manure. Asparagus, especially after being severely cut, should have. every assistance to enable it to recover. Handlights should now be placed ...

... of destroying weeds, which are now advancing rapidly. Cutting should,nowbe entirely discontinued from a portion of the asparagus beds, especially from those intended for forcinggparly next winter. Continue to put in succes- sional crops bf peas, beans ...

... some fine cauliflowers, turnips, &c.; several dishes of tempting, healthy, new potatoes, and a few bunches of magnificent asparagus, sent merely for exhibition by the Bishop of Down and Connor. Of fruits, the display was scanty, but what was shown appeared ...