... the “grass,*’ a deep covering of leaf-mould or the like do, but simply preserves them from injury 1 \ night frosts. Any Asparagus beds that have not yet been salted should be attended in this way at onoe. Givs enough just to whiten the surface, about ...

... milk, buttermilk, cocoa, chocolate, (poached, scrambled, or in an omelette), beef mutton or lamb or roasted never fried), asparagus, lettuce, celery, oatrn *sl, and fresh ripe fruits libitum. Their craving for sweets should be recognised, and sweets given ...

... The Bench sentenced her to 14 days’ bard labour. Edwin Moore, carpenter, of Mailing, was charged with atealing a handle of asparagus, value 101. Urn property of Emily Moren. at Tonbridge, on the Bth June. Mrs Moran, a married woman, said that she had gr ...

... on Mav let, qusrtvr nlgk* u*nal skow will he b«M aod p x*a «ff -red as f»lloss Class : ularU io p .1 (ai.y ki. d) 25 hsao asparagus. ke**l of nrji .li. aiand 12 mixed cut bl ooa (any kin 1). C ass B : 3 saa lof cabbage, a ad ..f br-Kw.U, stalks ,r rhubarb ...

... done, as long the present mild, it wet, weather lasts. If ranch forcing is done, in the way of rhubarb, seakale, chicory, asparagus, he., this also demands good deal of attention and care. Strong roots of the above, roughly planted in larue pots or boxes ...

... manure, though decayed vegetable or garden refuse is good also. Veostable Garden. Hot-beds may be made up when required for Asparagus, says a writer \nGar*le*iny JI lust rated. French Beans are always valuable, and where there are warm-houses successions ...

... over wheat at 2. to 30e per quarter. He is making money; so in the hotel keeper. Butchers' meat, poultry, milk, nip, fruit, asparagus, gri en peas, cucumbers, all.come direct from the farm, and are delivered in time for use on the same day. The exceptions ...

... kind of flrwers Great ta-te was displayed in the decoration of the font. Lilies ..f peeped oat amid profusion of the wavy asparagus all around the basin, and the base gr-.und work of moss was studded with arum lilies and other choice white exotics. EASTaE ...

... cucumbers, lettuce (two varieties), old potatoes, peas, beetroot (two varieties), onions, carrots (two varieties), and asparagus, for which he was awarded well deserved “highly commended. Mr A. Ilawkes, gardener the Rev A. Stewart Savile, exhibited ...

... early crop which was an important point—and it was of better quality and quantity. The same theory applied to the raising of asparagus, spinach, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts. did not wish to speak in any other than appreciative terras of dung, but it was ...

... condition silver plated ball bearings to all parts, light and Strong—Apply, 23, Grove Hill-road, Tun bridge Welle. 1 AAA ASPARAGUS.—This delicious vegetable can be grown by anyone if planted right time year; done tbit m?oth, success is certain. I bold ...

... sills: Fruit and flowers Mrs and Miss ziheppard). B:acken and asparagus. Palpit : 7 - Irangeas and creepers Mrs gaper). Chancel In this a screen was erected and decorated with bracken, asparagus and dahlias (Misses Vernif and Ewins). Altar: White dowers ...