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... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Even in a — ainall — ga - r - osl - Mi --- aspa . ragus bed 1 is • permanent and profitable institution and I sae 130 4 r why asparagus should be looktel upon as a luxury on.' for the table, peoole who asparagus beds are looking forward ...
... Gloucester asparagus very well and many small ho'cliniTs in those parts are devoted entirely to this crop, which. taking one year with another. yields a good return. Now that the grass ripened off and turned yellow aeasonab'e work with asparagus consist ...
... ALFEEDJ htltEOW5. FAIT. natal asparagus. 1 Lags aeon. AUCTION'S*. V•LUEIL CANTIERCET. OPTIC EA I 41 . BAEZ STIKLEr. STREIT. 11100 felled se the beet mod env Use ei I Carra•L A Ir.t:Aaaal IDIS•Ki , b• South of ft. an'T foto ty. la Riot. or Posses otiorislit ...
... GARDENING NOTES. ASPARAGU& Much as we enjoy asparagus it i• desirable I that too heavy • toll be not taken of tile bed which has been supplying delicious beans for some weeks past, otherwise the quantity nest season may be reduced an proportion. To think ...
... wallflowers. 2nd asparagus and single wallflowers; .1. Gilltam. Ist auriculas and single wallflowers, 2nd cabbage; F. Bee-lien, Ist asparagus and gent's buttonhole, extra lettuce. Amateurs —W. Barnes, Ist auriculas and gent's buttonhole. 2nd asparagus, extra lettuce ...
... . 2 asparagus. 2 WO. 2 msa; G Gammon, 1 CAW lettuce. 1 IMMlller 1 roses. 1 ladies' spray. f kidney potatoes. 3 peas; J. Saunders. 1 pansies. 1 dessert apples, 2 ladies' spray, 2 gooseberries, 3 buttonhole; G. Bannister. 1 1 cucumbers. 1 asparagus. 1 kidney ...
... W, Barnes. asparagus radishas. doublo wallflowers (three sariatien). extra and geranium in poi: W. T. Brawn. cabbage. wallflowers (throe varieties) :aid double halltlowars varieties): E. Sagas. gad spring cabbage; F. Rogers, god asparagus and raals. extra ...
... themselves in great numbers in asparagus beds. All the weeds and refuse should be raked k is quite a good plan to cover the surf of the bed with a layer of half decayed manure, 2 or 3 inches deep. You naturally want the asparagus bed, even the vrinter, to ...
... when indlfs ir e * * , H. Thom., A. Newbury and W. Barnes) awarded the following —Proferional—A. Wenhasn, Ist cabbage, 2nd asparagus; J. Gilliam let wallflower (double). Ind cabbage: H. Thomas, let aaparagua, paries pelargonium. Amateur.--W. M. Thomas, let ...
... the judges (Messr* and Bloomfield) awarded aa follows ,—Spring cabbage. S. P. Gurr and A. Brown; cos lettuce, E. Moseley; asparagus, E. Mastley J. Waters; rhubarb, J. Taylor; spring sown onions, E. Moseley and J. Waters; spring cabbage, J. Gurr and T. Maybe; ...
... prodoce staged awnpetition at the eorr•ze Gardoirers• month- Iv meeting hehl at The Inn on Ineeday, nornprisesi a bundle of asparagus, threa spring eablagsss. sot of rhubarb, and pot plan , . The judges, Mears. G. Andrews, H. A Jorip and S. Melbourne. awarded ...
... hay. 1.. BRITINA rr TO Phi! SEED POTATOES to a WM, kw SPECIAL PRICI LIFT for OR A NOES LEWIN!. BANANAS. APPLE' BRAZILS. ASPARAGUS. NEW POT ATOES ONIONS. CARROTS. An EMANUEL LEVY AND CO., .s E BATESi, 6, Staab • •061017(1141 WITH W ARIL We be to an% ranIWIS ...