... are importance, for neglec the proper season no after attention diligence can good the breach. . o- Vegetables.— See that asparagus plants are proper tected. Of course, a small bed sufficient for CO* f0 garden. Manure heavily, but not dig deep, ~ doing ...

... FOREST TREES, HEDGE k DITCH PLANTS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS, kc., RHUBARB (strong for forcing). SEA HAIL (strong for forcing), ASPARAGUS, kc., kc. The foregoing inoludes most of the late introductions of any note, as almost all new plants of real worth are added ...

... a la Financiere, Ecrevisses Truff Perigord, Cockscombs and Kidneys, Olives Farcies; French assorted, 2s. 6d. per peund; Asparagus, Young Peas, Ha , late, and at P. ANNACKER'S, J_T Oxford-street. VIEW FRUITS, for Dessert and Cooking; and Black well's ...

... per doz pears Is per doz pomeloes Paradise fruit! Is 6d each encumbers 2s to 3s onions lid lb cauliflowers to each Id each asparagus 2s to 4s per hundred seakale Is 6d to 2s per lb medlars per turnips 8d per carrots Is per potatoes best Is 4d per ditto seconds ...

... Rhododendrons, Jonlpers. Cryptomeris, &C., Sic. Standard Dwarf Rates, Laurels (Portugal and (ommea), Privet, Stout Quirks. ASPARAGUS AND SEA-KALE PLANTS. C.A.TA.2,0C11:7 ESEIMt•Ter FREEI A.IPTti..IO.A.TIOI s.T. Nursery and Seed Establishment, Ramsey. ...

... ortment of FRUIT TREES, STANDARD AND DWARF ROSES, SHRUBS in peat variety. GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANTS, RASPS, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPARAGUS ROOTS, Ay., &a Inspection invited before purchasing elsewhere, whin prises will be found much lower than what is Olen charged ...

... they will suffer more than from cold, and at the first severe frost may be cut off altogether. Plant rhubarb, seakale, asparagus, and potatoes. FRUIT GARDEN. During mild weather it is important to prune and nail in wall fruit trees. Dig lime and soot ...

... Henry) all sizes, la Financiers, (Krebsschw&n?.e) ruffes dv FtSrigard, Cock«combs and Kidneys, Thon Marine, Olives, farcies, asparagus, French peas, French fruits Kd. per pound), Parisian chocolate, Fondants and P. ANN ACKER'S, 152 and 154, Oxford-street. ...

... 2 cucumbers—H. Spicer, 1; R. Easterbrook, 2; T. Allen, 3. 6 stalks rhubarb—W. Gimblett, I; D. Craw, 2; H. Spicer, 3 50 asparagus—H. Spicer, 3. 25 branch beans—S. Jackman, 1; IL Spicer, 2; R. East erbrook, 3. 50 pods peas—S. Jackman, 1; T. Allan, 2, R ...

... Btrawbrys.p.lb.o 0 0 0 ypbuncho 4 0 6 VRORTABLES: Peas new,pbsh. 0 0 0 0 Artichokeseach 0 3 0 6| Potato’s,aw.plbo 0 0 0 Asparagus p. 100 100 1% 0/ Rdshe, p. buch. 0 2 0 4 Beet. p0rd0z.1 0 3 0 Ilnh:b,h.bnl 0 16 Broccoli,p bun, 1 3 1 6| Salsafy, .06 ...

... frosty weather by laying long litter over the rows ; and also lay a good thickness of the same material over the roots of asparagus, rhnburb, and warble intended for forcing whether to be taken up or not. Look after mioe amongst the rows of autumn-sown ...

... Oysters 1 « to 1 9 ; Turnips stone 6 0 to 0 9 Oysters, dosen 1 6 to 0 0 Seakaie 0 4 to 0 10 Eels per lb .. 0 7 to 0 10 | Asparagus per White herrings 0 6 to 1 0 i Hundred. . 0 0 to 0 9 Iceperowt .. 80to7o Hay psr ton .. £4 0 toi4 10 Powls couple 6 6 to ...