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... to know why asparagus is jo.lear. Ife nunates that some six months ago he was in Covent Garden-market when he saw dealer in buy the sncouleot shoots at one shilling per hundred. He followed that dealer home ami priced the same asparagus again, a lien ...
... demand. Fruit commands | - wnle, and & brisk Losines: is taasacted 1 the Boral of the market. Prices are as follows :— Vi : Asparagus, 2a. to 4. ; ruoberb, ks to Is. 64, ; flla.h per bundle ; caulifiowers, 5. to Bd - . ; cabbages, 6d. ; lettuces, 4d. 0 6d ...
... Majesty’s law advisers.—Yours truly, A Tobnob.” GARDEN WORK FOR THE WEEK. Ettceden Gardes.— Make plantations of rhobn*. seakalo. asparagus, and horseradish. Roots dan- , delton, pacKed together in leaf-mould and put mtc heat, where they can kept quite dry, will ...
... and proisuictial gardeoses.j K 170111131 GUMMI AID NUM' OBOVID. ------ Routine Work.—make plaststieDs of rhubarb, makale, asparagus, and horseradish. Hoots of dandelion, packed together in leaf mould and put Into gentle heat, where they can be kept quite ...
... Grapes, DINE Apple, STRAWBERRIZS, EGG Plums, WILSONS, BARTLETT Pears, GREEN Gages, FRESH Apples, APPLE Rings, GRERT PEAS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, FrOMINY, ILL of the finest quality. Tinned Peaches & Apricots. great many nice dishes can be made in the present ...
... , usually so delicious, although exceedingly plentiful, were barely worth gathering. Vegetables came out of due season, asparagus in June, and peas in September ; whilst the recent severe frosts have played sad havoc with turnips, brocoli, and sprouts ...
... WEEK (Pram Gardener's Magazine.) 1 7: a s & w ear= MINIM AND MAXI Routine Work.—bfake plastatioe. of rhubarb, sea. kale, asparagus, sad horseradish. Roots of diadelice, packed together in leaf would and put gristle heat, where they can be kept quite dry ...
... of § CUTLER'S STOCK, consisting of ivery, black stag. and self Up bandie knives and forks, earvers, steeis, cheese mokp asparagus forks. ham and beef knives. chicken choppers, butehor 5. shoe makers, cook’s, mineing, cheese, pocket, prasing, bdudding ...
... FRUITS-cunt. LIKES. FORE QUARTER. AND FLOWERS. ' MELONS, ENGLISH. „ - SPANISH. ' HEAD. VEGETABLES :--.= - FRENCH ROCK. LEGS ASPARAGUS, FRENCH. i - WATER. LOINS . • - SPREW. MEDLARS. NECKS. ARTICHOKES, GREEN. NUTS, ALMOND. -JERUSALEM. -BARCELONA. FISH AND ...
... pacenipe. per dozen; omions, 10s. per sieve; mushrooms, ls. &d. ; new potatoes, Is. ; and mustard and cress, 6d. per baskel asparagus, 28 10 5. and rhubarb, Is. to 2. per bundle. Frait: Oranges, 6d. to Is. 61.; lemons, d. ; choice and foreign appies and pears ...
... Grapes, PINE Apple, STRAWBERRISS, EGG Plums, DAMSONS, BARTLETT Peers, GREEN Gages, FRESH Apples, APPLE Rings, GREEN PEAS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, HOMINY, A LL of the finest quality. Tinned Peaches & Apricots. A. great many nice dishes can be made in the present ...
... swedes in earth in • frame, or tinder • warm wall. They must be in the fall daylight, or the sprouts will have no flavour. Asparagus Bids: Clear away weeds, and give a good dressing of rotten dung; that from an old hotbed is preferable. Corer the manure ...