... in frosty weather by laying long litter over the rows; also lay a good thickness of the same material over the roots of asparagus, rhnharb, and seakale intended for forcing, whether to be taken up or not. Take advantage of frosty weatacr for getting manure ...

... cardoons in frosty weather laying long litter over the rows; also lay a good thickness of the same material over the roots of asparagus, rhubarb, and seakale intended for forcing, whether oe taken up or not. Look after mice amongst the rows of autumn-sown peas ...

... to the pulverising effects of the weather. Select a sheltered paition ; a south border is the best if it can be spared. Asparagus beds should be attended to at once, if not already done. Clear away all the old haulm and weeds, and give them a good dressing ...

... per bushel ; melons, 3s each; oranges, 12s per 10) ; pears, Os ; artichokes. 6s ; beet, Ss ; broccoli, 2s 6.1 per do,:en ; asparagus, 15s per bundle ; Urussels sprouts, per half-sieve ; cabbages. Is tkl ; cauliflowers, Ss ; endive, .s per dozen; celery, ...

... seekers, about two feet apart, in rows a yart rem each other. Let the ground be trenched and ruined. If a stook of young asparagus plants is wonted, sow in wellmanured ground. The drills mint be rather shallow, and about fifteen inchec apart. The plants ...

... suckers, about two feet apart, in rows a yard from each other. Lot the ground be trenched and maimed. It a stook of young asparagus plants is wanted, sow in well-manured ground. The drills must be rather shallow, and about fifteen inches apart. The plants ...

... suckers, about two feet apart in rows a yard from each other. Lot the ground be trenched and manured. If stock of young asparagus plants is wanted, sow in well-manured ground. The drills must be rather shallow, and about fifteen inches apart. The plants ...

... family to the tanok-heap; for they are now impoverishing the ground, besides the unsightly appearance they preneut. Plant asparagus, seakals, rhubarb, egththolem of all kinds, and horseradish. Push on potato-planting. Continue to sow successional crops ...

... family to the muck•heap; for they aro now impoverishing the ground, besides the unsightly appearance they present. Plant asparagus, soakalo, rhubarb, artichokes of all kinds, and horseradish. Push on potato•platting. Continue to sow successional crops ...

... oranges, 6s to 12s per 100 ; pears, 3; to 6s per dozen ; pine apples, 80 to 10s per lb. ; artichskes, 33 to 6s per dozen ; asparagus, 3s 6d to 15s per bundle; beet, 2s to ..s per dozen ; broccoli, to 2a 6d per dozen ; Brussels sprouts, es to 33 half-sieve ...

... REBS SHRUBS, and CONIFER-E, in fine cootition for removal at this time. (A season will be gained bv planting now.) Fine Asparagus Plants, Lawn Grass for improving Croquet Grounds, ar! making fresh Lawns, Ac., Ac., especially mixed for the purpose. Per ...

... Applee, p. ?lere, Cobd, per 10., '.Hi Is Cheetnats, p. bush.. «s to 14.-> Filberu, per lb.. «d Grapes, per lb., to 12s Asparagus, p. bund., 3«fi ...