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... Plums. Cherries, Peach, Nectarine, and Apricot. Prise i ii' a i e twa Gooseberry Trees, Raspberry Canes. Currant Buill , es, Asparagus, Rhubarb, aud Sea Cale Roots. A quantity of good strong Quiet, ClirlfhPTl, for Rustic Work, Standard and Dwarf Trees. WEDDING ...
... in froaty weather by laying long Utter over the rows ; also lay a good thickness of the same material over the roots of Asparagus, Rhubarb, and bsakale U.Unded for forcing, whether to be taken up or cot. Look atter mite amongst the rows of antumn-sown ...
... MANSION HOUSE BUILD: CITY, LONDON. Iwho^ilrerB'sooit Bose?, Sis., 255., 865., 80s. Bnlro^ilTerAsparagus Tongs and Serrer. ftatru-SaverButter Coolers, 10s. 6d., 15s. s*dn>-BilTerBottle Holder, “Patent.” besterer Introduced iMbo^ilrerBreakfast ...
... respetifully to mill the attention a 1 honor and gortlesion to his choice ,haortuient of VERUREENS, FRUIT and FOREST TREES, ASPARAGUS end SEAKALE PLANTS, strong BUICKS, ke., the whole of which sty in excellent for sooting. ...
... hothouse grapes, 2s per lb.: muscat ditto, 3s: walnuts, la per 100; filberts. Is per lb.; nuts, Is 4d; rhubarb, id per bunch; asparagus, per seakale, !s6dper lb.; French beans (new), per 100; cuoumbers. la each; celery. 2d per head; tomatoes, 3s per doz.: capsicums ...
... turnips, 3d. to 6d. : carrots, Bd. to 10d. ; and coleworts, 6d. to 9d. per bunch; seakale, is 6d. to 3s. per basket; and asparagus, 2s. to 53. per bundle. Fruit: Dessert apples and pears, is, to 12s. per doz. and common sorts, 35. 641. to 6s. per sieve; ...
... par dos. bunco** 2e. to 4s. Choice vegetables now in the market consist of forced peas, fresh and green-a great novelty; asparagus, rhubarb, seakale, encumbers, the Vitelotte potato of the French markets, and lettuces and endive, the last in very due condition ...
... Johnson's definitions, and went in for fashionable pronunciation — teaching that cucumber should be called cowcumber, and asparagus sparrowgrass. The Marquis turned over the leaves, and came to the dirty crumpled scrap of paper. On it was written a series ...
... ditto, 3d.; turnips, 3d, to : CAixote, Bd, lOd. ; ana coleworts, 6d, to 9d. per bunch ; seiikule, 1* 6d. 3s. per basket; and asparagus, 2s. 6s. per bundle. Fruit : Dessert apples and pears, Is. 12s. per • and common sorts, 3s. bii. to 6s per sieve; oranges ...
... Vegetables. Artichokes, per doz., 4s Mushrooms, p. pott., lsto2s Od . — Jerusalem, per 1b., 3d Onions, y«ung, bun., 4d to 6d ; Asparagus, hue, 8s to 10a Parsley, par bunch, 4d Bean*,French, perlOO, 2s to 3s Potatos, sew, p. bask. Is Beet, per doz., Is to 2s ...
... , LARUE EVEHUREENS, AND CONIFERS, Suitable for immediate effect j ESPALIER PYRAMID. AND STANDARD FRUIT TREES. SEAKALE, ASPARAGUS, TP* WHERRY PLANTS. STRONG VINES IN POTS, STANDARD ROSES, GREEN HOUSE PLANTS. Ac. SEED WAREHOUSE, 25. KING.STREET. ...
... in frosty weather by laying long litter over the rows; also lay a good thick. nose of the same material over the roots of asparagus, rhubarb, and intended for forcing, whether to be taken or not. Look after mice amongst tho rows of autumn-sown peas and ...