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... Exeter.— Asparagus. lOd to Is 6xl per ; new Id \m>t lb, old for ; tomatoes, 10d, English la J pineapples, Lnglisb, 4« Wack grapes 6!' per lb; tienies &3 ls 4d, strawberries 10d Is: lett'Ke * ,:p l), : cookinfr apples ...
... tbe organ. The'bride wore picture frock cf beige with hat and shoes to match, and tarried bouquet of pink carnations and asparagus fern. She was g yen away by her father. She was attended by two bridesmaids. Miss Ena Langman, her sister, and Miss Moilv ...
... embroidered with lovers' knots, and a wreahh of orange blossom. She carried bouquet of pink carnations, arum lilies, and asparagus fern. bridesmaid* were Mine* Winnie and Abrahams, sister* the bride, and Miss E. Grant, s'eter the bridegroom, who wore dresses ...
... TO-DAY IN THE GARDEN 13,-Prepare the of asparagus by double tren ding heavy dressing of ...
... TO-DAY IN THE GARDEN November 25. —Fork over asparagus ft good of fine sand, and, if & sea-weed. If this not a good in j of •well-pitted manure, the bulbs that are plunged j,n note. ...
... required for season, cauliflowers, Brussels and 'ate broccoli, cabbage. and kale. Allow of room between ti-.e rows. Give asparagus beds dressing of agricultural ...
... TO-DAY THE GARDEN June 12.—Out off any seed-heads that may appear the rhubarb. Asparagus should not be out sev-rely this season, aa the future success the depends fair amount bemg left. ...
... TO-DAY THE GARDEN I» -tabor 4.-Put grease bands ,r trees to catch the early !S? Cut down asparagus when the Jl.iv ?** motlis. yellow, and clean the PO* the alleys, and * J* 80,1 seaweed. manure ...
... of gladioli can still be planted. Syringe fruit trees on walls the evenings with quassia to keep off insects. not strip asparagus plants too heavily. ...
... TO-DAY THE GARDEN. April 9.—Sow a few seeds of placing two or three seeds jeery!**' new asparagus beds, which should - manured, and have sprinkling Three year-old rots ere the best. ...
... TO-DAY THE GARDEN. March 4.—Clean off asparagus and square tnern off by baking some soil from the alleys. Tut weil-roctcd plants of chrysanthemums in cold frames. Make succossionai sowings peas, lettuce and spinach. (Jut back tamarisks and willows. ...
... TO-DAY THE GARDEN T .. n „ is._ Cease cutting asparagus, and assist the plants to make good growths by giving little fertilizer liquid manure. Cut pnvit .and thorn Ees. Gather herbs before they come into flower, and place them the shade until perfectly ...