... vegetables deem havb come to us from a time that is immemorial. Asparagus was in use two hundred yean hefon the Birth ot Christ. According to Herodotus, lettuce was in use even earlier than asparagus, for it was cultivated as early as 550 b.c. Not only was it ...

... Cabbages are fit to cut, clears the ground and plants another crop, as cabbages are not so much in demand in summer, when Asparagus. Peas, I and other vegetables come, but in the cottager’s home young Cabbage is always useful for a change, especially with ...

... Solomon's Seal, and grow in gentle heat for a time, and then gradually harden off; the flowers are useful for cutting, kc. Asparagus. It will usually be found necessary to trench th land intended to be funned into beds to the full depth the soil will allow ...

... been Ailed i n w ith asparagus foliage, and below was a fringe of hops. Behind the altar woe a denial of an art tint, and a t, the tam a splendid hank of Michas:imam daisies, dahlias, and foliage. The rails were pretty, with asparagus foliage, variegated ...

... Mesirs W. Fever, J. Tol hurst, and Fettett, awarded points as follows Mr Summers, gardener to Sir John K. Shaw, Bart., 27 for asparagus, radishes, carrots, spring tatumn onions, new potstoes, goosebsrries and Dicotoes; Mr Jsmes, gardener to the Bov G. L Lachlan ...

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... vallsy, azaleas. lilium Harrissii. tuberoses, and white tulips. intermixed with sprays of the orchid. Cologne Cristata. asparagus plumes& and smilax. Her attendants. who were all children. were MiSSAS Drummond, Miss Margaret Bleu eowe. Miss Barbanna MIPS ...

... adulterated. During 1895 and the three first months of 1898 Focctno. arrangements were made for analyses of imported lustr* ,f Asparagus, Seakale, consignments of butter. Eight hundred and and Rhutarh should Ik* pot in, in quantity ninety samples were taken ...

... and producing an abundance tinder, fleshy shoots and fine foliage. The former are delicious when treated and cooked like Asparagus, while the leaves, or the shoots cut with leaves and all, may used in the same way Spinach or Cabbage. The strong points ...

... producing an abundance of tender, fleshy shoots and fine foliage. The former are delicious when treated and cooked like Asparagus, while the leaves, or the shoots cut with leaves and all, may used in the same way Spinach or Cabbage. The strong points ...

... Carter. ornament. Miss B. Carter, pair of vases. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clark, drawing-room clock. Mr. H. W. Clark, silver asparagus dish and servers. Mr. I. Collis, silver butter knife. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gariner, silver fruit epergne. Mr. W. Hasse. silver-mounted ...

... and it to hoped that their remarks will fall on fertile soil, and bring forth good fruit. They have introduced the use of asparagus stalks, the long feathery stems which are used by the florist, but cut down before attaining full growth. These stems, stripped ...