... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the soil of clay or strong loam let ridged, that the froet and air may act on large surface of it as possible. Asparagus Bus.—Whsrs Asparagus is grown in beds, and the iiaads are preferred in green natural state, the soil above the roots will not be more ...

... late-sown Carrots and Parsley. Where young Radishes are very thick in the rows thin them two inches apart before they bulb. that Asparagus stem* are staked and tied up. Many roots and plantations are injured by allowing the stems to be blown over and broken the ...

... follows :—Creens R. Smith. 3Mr B. Sivyer Rbnbarb, 1 Mr F. Greagsby, 2 Mr T. Padgham, 3 Mr J Dunk Cres«, 1 Mr E. Sivyer. Asparagus, 1 Mr T. Green Radishes. 1 Mr T. Green. Flowers, 1 Mr T Green. Special prizes are offered for tbe next monthly meeting. Important ...

... time should be freed from all unnecessary and exhausted vegetable matter, and put generally in a clean and orderly state. Asparagus: Tho beds, if not already attended to, should manured and dressed for the winter, and portion taken up for forcing purposes ...

... have sufficient room. Do not allow them to sufler want of water. Stimulants for Asparagus: A sprinkling of *alt, soot, or guano may fie given to the surface of Asparagus the present time with groat advantage.—Garden ffovic. ...

... Carrots and Parsley. Where young Radishes are very thick in the rows thin them to two inches apart before they bulb. that Asparagus stems are staked and tied up. Many roots and plantations are injured allowing the stems be blown over and broken the crown ...

... fruit trees permanently set out, planting of fruit bushes permanently set out, planting of strawberry plants, planting of asparagus and other vegetable crops, erection or enlargement of buildings for the purpose of the trade or business of market gardener ...

... centre. It was composed ~f moes, choice eucharis lilies, tuberoem, azaleas, lilies of the valley. primulas. maidenhair fern, asparagus fern, and chrysanthemums. There W 35 also a heart which attracted considerable notice, in which lichen moss, autumn leares ...

... little camphor and water in the centre of the hand and snithng it up the nose. Spinach has a direct effect on the kidneys. Asparagus purges the blood. Celery acts admirably u|»on the nervous system, and should used by those persons who are suffering iroin ...

... Gooseberry and Currant bushes is favourite place for summer Spinach as the ground there is generally cool, sliady, and suitable. Asparagus is now coming up satisfactorily, and the best way secure a full emp and long succession heads is to cut them as they attain ...