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... serious strikes, with the resulting big financial losses. A Bed of Asparagus. More space might well bo given to the hardy perennial edibles seakale, the globe artichoke, rhubarb and asparagus. They flourish in Tougher soil than will annual crops; and because ...
... dug to depth of less than a foot. Asparagus will not be sown or planted until April, but it is well to get the b d wnile there is time for a mure thorough .ion than would possible in the p|»i*!ig. asparagus bed once made should time ( so that ...
... Celery is good fur rheumatism. Beetroots are nourishing and laxative. Carrots cleanse the blood and clear the complexion. Asparagus it beneficial to the kidneys. All kinds of greens in spring help to cleanse the blood and regulate the system. ...
... BALLOT Competition CUT ABOUND DOTTED LINE. GREEN PEAS -I CAULIFLOWER SPROUTS - MARROW - BEANS - - CARROTS - - TURNIPS - - ASPARAGUS - - PARSNIPS - CABBAGE - - Name sad Address Comsetttor „. 1 hereby certify that I have purchased a tartar of Gram Peas ...
... white lilac, and long trails of asparagus plumosus, which were decorated with white lilac. The bridesmaids’ bouquets were of very pleasing shade of dark mauve, and were entirely of St. Brigid anemones, with asparagus. Mrs. Donnell's bouquet was of scarlet ...
... Chairs. 6 Valuable Oil Paintings. Plaques, Pic'tures and Brackets. Curtains and Poles, Kitchen Table and Chairs, 2 Dozen Asparagus Plants in Pets. Terms - - Prompt Cash, with Five per Cent. Commission. J. J. SEMPLE, Auctioneer. ...
... forgetme-nots. campanulas. and veronicas. 11111 WOOD GIIRDIff. ASPARAGUS. Mnn• space should be given to the hardy perennial edibles--ehiver. rhubarb, the globe arti- choke. and asparagus. They flourish in rougher ground than annual crops, because they ...
... will be holding the club-root disease—replant, and have fewer losses Asparagus. A bed to produce quantities of fat shoots of asparagus can be made in, or on, the allotment. Asparagus must have a dry rootrun. This can be provided by deeply digging the ground ...
... list of their vegetable and flower seeds. These include all the well-known varieties of vegetable, such as peas, beans, asparagus, beet, cabbage, turnip, celery, cucumber, lettuce, parsley, rhubarb, tomato, &c.. &c. ; and also all the ditfo ent flower ...
... various ailments as much as for their value as food. In old cookery books one often comes across such an expression as Asparagus is said to be good for the liver, or Celery is good for rheumatism; Onions at supper-time help one to sleep ; Lettuce ...
... April Dishes. Spring ha* brought most array of appetising delicacies into season. The dishes include—Plovers’ eggs, asparagus, salmon, salmon trout, river trout, Dorset lamb. Pauillac (haby lamb), new potatoes, spring chickens, and fresh peas. 1 enjoyed ...