... ASPARAGUS. The Roots. .The magnitude of the yield depends directly on the strength of the roots forted, so that four, five, or six-year-old clumps must he employed. Dug late in autumn, with the least possible injury to their roots, those intended for ...

... ASPARAGUS. Toe Roots.—Tbe;ii;ini;;LOt the yield depends directly on the strength of , te roots forced, s) that four, five, or six-year -old clumps must be employed. Dug late in autumn, with the least possible rujory to their roots, those intended for ...

... ASPARAGUS. Asparagus should cut sparingly now, and cutting should soon cease altogether. Give liquid manure to the beds, adding little salt, or sprinkling it the beds to be washed in. A last sowing may be made of Dwarf French Beans and Scarlet Banners ...

... ASPARAGUS. Cutting should be discontinued at once, even if this has not already been done. It is best to cut all the shoots, both large and small, up to a certain date, and then cease entirely, letting the rest grow on unchecked. If very numerous, however ...

... ASPARAGUS. It la now imperative to cut down the brown grua, and to give the bed top d rearing of conrae manure. In spring, prick over the ground with fork, working lightly only, to not to cause injury to the mots. A spring dressing of two laches of good ...

... Asparagus. The month of April is passing away rapidly I now, and before long tbe plants, even in open- I air beds, will be shewing signs of returning growth. A good plan, the way, of protecting the tender tops from late frosts is to cover each evening ...

... Asparagus. 1t will be noted with satisfaction that during the last two or three years British growers of asparagus have recovered a 'portion of the ground lost to foreign producers. Early asparagus is unuestionably a profitable crop, even though, in tt‘m ...

... ASPARAGUS. Cutting should be discontinuerd at once, even if this has not already been done. It i 5 be to cut all the shoots, both largo and small, ut to a Certain date, and then (*Me entirely, letting the rest grow on unchecked. If very numerous, hovrever ...

... Asparagus. The month of April is passing away rapidly now, and before long the plants, even in open-air beds, will be shewing signs of returning growth. A good filan, the wav, of protecting the lender tops from ate frosts is to'cover each evening with ...

... ASPARAGUS. The month of April is passing away rapidly now, and before long the plants, even in open. air beds, will be chewing signs of returning growth. A good plan, by the way, of protecting the tender tops from late frosts is to cover each evening ...

... ASPARAGUS. If ealy mail plantation bo deeired, it 1* and more eon van lent to farm it with plante, which may now bo put in It inehce opart in town like diatoneo oaunder. Spread oat the roote of each flatwiee all round, eever with Mil until the eeed ie ...

... Asparagus. Cutting should be discontinued at once, even if this has not already been done. It is best to cut all the shoots, both large and small, to a certain date, and then cease entirely, lotting the rest grow on unchecked. very numerous, however, ...