... being cheap. Even when there is a glut of various kinds asparagus, neorientating Mee at low prim, this favoured variety always commands a diaproportneately high price. Its distinctly the asparagus of the plain-rat, who =rehears it throng'. out the waster ...

... ASPARAGUS. Asparagus is tultivated with great success in deep sandy soils rendered rich by manure, and upon a dry sub-soil. cold, wet, strong clays, are less congenial to this plant, although in some instances we have observed excellent crops of it, ...

... ASPARAGUS To assume the food value of asparagus, and to get the full measure of enjoyment out of eating it, one must have it home - grown. Like new-laid egge, which are too often stale when purchased, and only certainly fresh when obtained from the home ...

... Asparagus. crop may be grown in a of the garden where rhubarb. .ca-kale and other perennial crops are cultivated. as it will then not interlere with the proper digging and other tillage of the land which is toe growing annual erotic. Asparagus requires ...

... ASPARAGUS. If those wbo ate them those by vote a king of am vegetables doubtless the crown would go to asparagus. Once upon a time it was rare • delicacy as turtle soup, but times have changed. Everyone knows that the price has fallen cousid•v-ably of ...

... ASPARAGUS NOW IN ...

... ------- TM asparagus is • very useful for large and small gardens. For th ose WOO novo the means to It. 3 provides • dainty dish during ths dull season of winter and early spring, and for those who have no glass It is a useful preillable outdoor mop. ...

... Asparagus. One more good bateh of crowns shoufd b» lifted and planted frames that are not pro vided with bottom heat; the protection the glass alone will suffi. Sent to en. outage the growth just in advance of that open air Never allow the root* to be ...

... ASPARAGUS !TOWARDS the end of April is usually the best time to plant roots of asparagus. In cold or heavy soils, however, and in a late season such as the present, the work may with advantage be deferred till the beginning of next month. It should be ...

... till tender and serve with melted butter. There are horrifying recipes for asparagus pudding, asparague croquettes, and other monstrosities. The man with a palate only wants asparagus plain. E. M. D. ...

... soooinpaiiiment of its own. When asparagus is plentiful (as does sometimes happen I), or when the slender green stalks known as spree' are available, asparagus may also be used in a variety of ways. For instance, cut the asparagus sprite into small pieces. ...

... ASPARAGUS DE LUXE PLUMS SUGAR PEAS PILCHARDS SALMON PORK AND BEANS ...