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... ABPAKAOUB. ASPARAGUS. WANTED, SITUATION u LIGHT PORTER. and make bimeelf generally useful; can write a band, and satisfactory reference can be gircn.— Address A.8., 43 Woroseter Street, Gloucester. ■\ITANTED, PLUMBER, one who can Paini▼ * lug and Glaring ...
... ASPARAGUS AND SALT. To the Editor of the Essex Standard. Sin,— lt is stated in the Essex Standard of Saturday last that a gardener in tbe department of the Nord had discovered a new method of restoring exhausted asparagus beds, and that he used salt for ...
... ASPARAGUS AND SALT. To the Editor of the Essex Standard. Sir,— lt is slated in the Essex Standard of Saturday las that a gardener in the department of the Nord had discovered a new method of restoring exhausted asparagus beds, and that he used salt for ...
... Asparagus! Asparagus!! Asparagus!!! A szndid bed of three-year-old ASPARAGUS, fit this season’s planting now selling at Bs. per 100.—Address : —Mrs. Bedford, Stratford Nursery, near Salisbary. 3 flxm. ...
... Asparagus! Asparagus!' Asparagus!!! A Splendid bed of three-year-old ASPARAGUS, fit for this season’s planting now selling at 3s. per 100.—Address : —Mrs. Bedford, Stratford N , near Salisbary. ilm ...
... Asparagus Cultivation. —A gardener the department of the ffqrd has discovered new mode of restoring exhausted asparagus beds. He spread during the spring 120 pounds weight of common salt over a piece ground thirty feet long by six wide. The asparagus ...
... HINTS UPON G, ASPARAGUS to be ant down to the surface of the ground, be well oleaned, and oovered with four inches of half-rotten dung. The @pade must never be used, either on the beds or in the alleys. BULBS of all kinds to be planted in beds and borders ...
... Some asparagus plants of enormous size, now exhibéted in the windows of eati -houses at Paris, attract the attention of strangers, who express great curiosity to | know how they are cultivated. A farmer im the | neighbourhood of Paris supplies the followi ...
... The Lakguaoe Flowers and Fruits.—The lilac in April,* Give leave. The rose in June, Well, I’m blowea.” The asparagus in July, “Cm aiid come again.” Peas in August, “ Shell out.” The apple-tree September, “Go It, my pippins.” The cabbage in December, heart’s ...
... the Nord has discovered a new mode of restoring exhausted asparagus beds. He spread during the spring 120 pounds weight of common salt over piece of ground 30 feet long six wide. The asparagus plants, though old and exhausted, produced a crop double what ...
... POLITICAL GOSSIP' c. & HINTS UPON GARDENING. ASPARAGUS AND SEARALR for the first supply to be put in at once. All thatis wanted is a mild, sweet bottom-heat. Seakale only to be kept in darkness; asparagus and rhubarb to have full daylight, as when blanched ...
... the Nord has discovered a new mode of restoring exhausted asparagus beds. He spread during the -rnng 120 pounds weight of common salt over a piece of ground 30 feet long by six wide. The asparagus plants, though old and exhausted, produced a crop double ...