... Asparagus long as the clumps are being cut, so long do they continue throwing up fresh shoots. Overcropping one season may lead to a poor crop the next. Cropping had better cease after two or three cuttings, so that the crowns would hold the food out ...

... ASPARAGUS Asparagus suitable allotment crop. a snab, though, refusing to flourish along with common weeds, forgetting its origin on the sea-cosat.. Otherwise, thi* crop need not remain a luxury of the v.eli-to-do The beds of our forefathers were fearfully ...

... Enter ASPARAGUS By THE COOK M A is the month for asparagus. This delicious vegetable can be served on its own with melted butter sauce, cooked and cold in salads, in a savoury omelette, or in a variety of other ways. The first ycung shoots should always ...

... ASPARAGUS SANDWICHES. On a warm day asparagus tip sandwiches prove delicious. Use tinned asparagus for economy and convenience, dipping each tip in salad dressing before you place it between the two halves of the buttered roll. Another excellent filling ...

... A bed of asparagus [MORE space should be m given to the hardyperennials—asparagus, the globe artichoke, seakale and rhubarb. They succeed in rougher ground than annual crops because they are started from plants instead of from seeds. Asparagus can be cropped ...

... A BED OF ASPARAGUS More sjtacc should given to the hardy perennial edibles scakale, the globe artichoke, rhubarb, and asparagus. They flourish 'in rougher soil than annual crops do because the crops are started from plants instead of seedlings. Besides ...

... this time of the year. It will be fuller plant foods than decayed material. Asparagus responds to libera! treatment by producing fatter sticks. The other way of making the asparagus bed. The crowns of the clump are the susceptible part of the plant.s A flat ...

... BED OF ASPARAGUS More space should be given to the hardy perennials—asparagus, rhubarb, the globe artichoke, and seakale. They succeed in rougher ground than annual crops because they are started from plants instead of from seedlings. Asparagus can be ...

... WHEN YOU WIRE ASPARAGUS You Don't Really Mean Asparagus ! THE REAL ANSWER IS IN A CODE BOOK. To and fro on the telegraph wires of the British railways thousands of messages are passing every day, and the word which occupies pride of position in most messages ...

... Food-growing Tips Crop* PROPS originating by the _ seashore —asparagus, seakaie, the globe artichoke, and the cabbage tribe —are grown more prosperously inland where salt is put on the ground. A quantity sufficient for one year & at the rate of two ounces ...

... should be given to hardy perennials--asparagus, the globe artichoke, seakele and rhubarb. They succeed in rougher ground than annual crops, because they are started from plants instead of from seedlings. Asparagus can be cropped naturally in the open ...

... PRIVATE SALES. Asparagus Boots, ios. per 100.— Apply, T. W. Holland, No. 11 Holding, Weeford Flat*, near Lichfield. FOR Sale, newly calved Cow, good * milker. F. Allen, The Knowle, Lichfield. FOR Sale, Pair Double-blast Circular Bellows, with Weights ...