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... MARINO ASPARAGUS BED. Eschew the old laborious plan of raised beds and sunken alleys and proceed as follows : See that the land is well drained, broken up to a depth of 18 inches, and thoroughly enriched by having a large quantity of rich manure mixed ...
... SOMETHING ABOUT ASPARAGUS. Trench paper gives some seasonable information with regard to asparagus. This vegetable grows wild in France, and may even now bs gathered in the Bois de Viocennes and other French forests. The wild asparagus is long, thin, and ...
... GIANT-ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 2s. 6d. PER 100. THIS delicious Vegetable does not require half -K- the expense usually incurred iu planting it. For instructions see Richard Smith’* Seed LUt for 1862. RICHARD SMITH, NURSERYMAN, WORCESTER. EARLY OXFORD POTATOES ...
... SOMETHING ABOUT ASPARAGUS. A French paper gives some seasonable information with regard to asparagus. This vegetable grows wild in France, and may even now be gathered in the Bois de Vincennes and other French forests. The wild asparagus is long, thin, ...
... BUNDLZ OP ASPARAGUS. manure should be applied from time to time, and during cold winds or rain, cover the beds to keep in the heat. Keeping a steady temperature of 60 degrees will force the plants better and sooner that, a higher one. A succession of ...
... Making an Asparagus Bed. Ertchew the old laborious plan of raised beds and sunken alleys and proceed follows : .See that the land is _ well drained, broken to depth of 18 inches, and thoroughly enriched by having a large quantity rich manure mixed with ...
... Eugene Desohamps has addt-d asparagus to tbit long list. He has published full clinical report of a victualler over ears of age. who suffers from severe spasmodic attacks of coughing whenever be attempts to prepare raw asparagus for the cook. Ho is arthritic ...
... HANDLING THE ASPARAGUS WITH HIS FINGERS. Mr. Mitchell, house steward of the Ranclagh Club, Barn Elms, at the Wandsworth Police Court yesterday, to answer a summons for assaultirg William Coggin. a waiter, living in Talbot Roid. Payswater. M.r. George ...
... HANDLING THE ASPARAGUS WITH HIS FINGERN. Mr. Mitchell, house steward of the Ranelagh Club, Barn Elms, appeared at the Wandsworth Police Court on Thursday, to answer asummons for assault- Bayswater, Mr. George F, Bell defended.—The com- ing William Oogyin ...
... ASPARAGUS BEDS. It hi not yet too late to transplant asparagus, the ruling plants, which alone are suitable, being best moved when commencing growth. It is not abe.!iitely neceiwary to trench the ground 3 feet or even 2feet deep, as good results are obtained ...
... them. It is certain that we seldom do anything with our asparagus beyond boiling It, serving on toasted bread, and making melted butter to eat with it. The first great point in connection with asparagus is to have it tender—that is to say, perfectly freak ...
... A NEW USE FOB ASPARAGUS. Those wh* are fond of small economies may, if they wish to make asmaU fortune in a novel way, start a company for utilising the ends of asparagus. Probably not dozen housewives in London have the remotest idea that these things ...