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... ASPARAGUS. Class I—Confined to market Enrdcnen in Kent, Ist p(’iAlQ, Mr C Philpott, Fastry, near Sandwich. Oaly one entry. - C{nl 3.—Gentlemen's gardeners, Ist prize, Mr Haycock, gardener to Roger Leigh, Esq., Barham Court, Maidatone ; 2nd, Mr Mathew ...
... ASPARAGUS. Class i —Coufijcd market gardeners in Kent, is: puzc, M: C Pmlpott nesr Sanlwich. Only one em ...
... I the garden Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground. Asparagus to be cut no more after this week; the beds then lightly forked over and covered with a thin coating of rotten dung. Lettuces: Sow two or three different sorts. Plant out on heavily-manured ground ...
... THE GARDEN. Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground.— Asparagus to be cut down to the surface of tht ground, well cleared, and covered with four inches of half-rotten dung. The spade must never be used, either on the beds or in the alleys. Broccolis exposed places ...
... THE GARDEN. Kitchen Gaeden and Frame Ground.— Asparagus and sea kale may be forced by the roughest of methods where there are plenty of leaves and large deep pita. Five or six feet of leaves, without dung, will do very well, and when the roots are planted ...
... THE GARDEN. Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground.— Asparagus: See that the soil of the forcing-beds is efficiently moist. A heat of twenty- 6ye degrees to sixty degrees will be sufficient, but it must not decline below fiftyfiTe degrees. Straw hurdles are ...
... tHE KENT AND THE GARDEN. Kitchen Garden and Frame Ground.— Asparagus.-Sow the seed for new plMtaDonson ground deeply dug and abundantly Brocc.U of any and every kind may be sown now. Any pUnts coming forward in seed-pans to be made hardy as possible by ...
... ASPARAGUS and 2 years; Rhubarb 'sorts, good crowns ; Gooseberries of sorts; red black and white Currant Bushes ; strong cjbbage ; Lettuce, Cos, and Cabbage plant*.—Address, Hurd, Hook Green, Lamberhurst. 179 ...
... THE G A.EDEN. {From tK$ OarcUntr’o Magazine Kitchen Garden. —Asparagus to be kept going the forcing pit for succession. Give air and light; for the sticks should be stout, quickly grown, and purple at the top. Beans must now be suwn for main crops. For ...
... ROSES.-00.0D0 dwarf Roses. on Nanetti, fine, 306 per 100, £I2 106 per 1.000. ASPARAGUs PLANTS, 2 yr. Coaanuer's Colreqvil. 208 per 1000; 2 \r. Grayson's Giant, 15a per 1,000. Strong SEAKALE, tor :oreing, 504 per 1,000; planting Eleakale. 30s per 1,000 ...
... ROSES, R08E2.-60,000 on 31:in.4ti, tin', 30s per 100, £l2 10:i per 1,000. ASPARAGUS PLANTS, 2 yr. Connouer's per 1,000; 2 yr. Graysou'a Giant, per 1,000. Strong SEAKALE, for forcing, 20s per 1,000; planting Seakale, 30a per 11011. Packing free. Cash with ...
... 2, six plants and 3. asparagas; Drbsnham, 3, six plants; Mr Jeffery, sxtrs fc gronp of plants; A White, 3, asparagus ; Browning, 1, asparagus ; B Hart, extra for gran of plants; Arthurs, extra fof set blesnss (Prices given by Dr Meilox): 1, A Browning ...