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... ASPARAGUS. Class I—Confined to market Enrdcnen in Kent, Ist p(’iAlQ, Mr C Philpott, Fastry, near Sandwich. Oaly one entry. - C{nl 3.—Gentlemen's gardeners, Ist prize, Mr Haycock, gardener to Roger Leigh, Esq., Barham Court, Maidatone ; 2nd, Mr Mathew ...
... ASPARAGUS. Class i —Coufijcd market gardeners in Kent, is: puzc, M: C Pmlpott nesr Sanlwich. Only one em ...
... Juet 20 per cent, of the outlying district petients corns from Tonbri ‘gt. The Asparagus Competition at Last Week’s Show, —The Gardner's contain! the followins —The Asparagus Competition has completely collapsed. The Bath rad West of England Society’s ...
... r this reason that there seems gool *cc-an for siring attention to ses thod of endivairag asparagus I d.rent oar and mem genie- able. To grew good asparagus each plant should treated ad en adieiiaal. • smaller space tan aft. apart will sot 'o ffice ...
... three, foot spart in th* clump*, and the clumps four feet apart; dress the ,u of the quarter with fin* coal or wood ash-s. Asparagus beds be forked orer and sprinkled salt, the rate of half a peck to erery rod of ground. Main crops of onions *own soon as ...
... instance. Seakale will pay the poor man best to force, by impromptu methods, and this should lie completely blanched but asparagus should have air and light when shoots apj-ear, as it is valueless unless the tops have two-inches or so green growth. Cucumbers ...
... letter just issued to the dewy and laity _ ran >» for to the demand of the Roman Catholic dioceae of Southwark, the Very for asparagus, resale, rhubarb 4c Take jJltbe roota Rev CniokaJl, Vicar-Cap,tolar, and present acting that am be used m the hrst bateb ...
... consequence of the Society’s visit this year to the garden cf F.ngland, prizes have been awarded by the Society for grapes . asparagus. Aoo'.her most interesting feature in this ihc corn grown in ihe open air under the >tflucnce of the electric bght by Dr ...
... A.NPA RAMIS COMPETITION. Asparagus Competition will he held in the cultural devertment of the Bath and West of England Society's at Tunbridge Wells, commencing csi Monday. June 6. Notice from those desiring compete should be given to the werrtatt .4 ihe ...
... formns one of the most imposing featares of the Show, and is largely patronised by the visitors. With the exception of the asparagus and grapes none of the exhibits are for com: petitios,bu: are leut by various gentlemen. Stately palms, towering well nigh ...
... they to not want for water. Popare trenches. them is time, for celery4and plant cauliflower: , or kttuoe on the ridges. Asparagus may still be planted. Vearling plants are the best. Bit e plenty of room and water to witle the about roota. TUE ID rREVAILING ...
... and the shoul i be well raix .’d with the staple at least two deep. In any case the piece must thoroughly well drained. If asparagus must b* grown on clay land, lay on six inches of sand or coal ashas or lime ru'ibiah, dig this in to depth of two feet, mixing ...