... ASPARAGUS CABBAGE hereby certify that I have u of Greet Pew. under the cusilltiaes of tbei particular I•ouyoo. trine Nano and Address of Grocer Fruitrrer. UIUTEIN RLOCL LETTERS. k2OOTo RETA I LERS Who siZy ., =e n iw4ozni with Ist, kI 00 ; 2nd, Q2O ; ...

... 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 ...

... WHY NOT ASPARAGUS? Few amateurs attempt the cultivation of asparagus, probably because they believe its management to be beyond their ~kill. Like many other things, however, it eeems less difficult once you have made a start. Now is an excellent time ...

... THE ASPARAGUS BED. Although one does not often see an asparagus bed on the allotments, there are many in small private gardens, and they are greatly valued. It often happens that the plants receive little attention after the produce has been gathered ...

... THE ASPARAGUS BED. Those who are fortunate enough to possess an asparagus bed often prejudice its chances by continuing to cut the pro ton late in the season. Old fashioned gardeners used tn consider that asparagus ought nnt cut after the end of June ...

... Why Not Asparagus Few amateurs attempt the cultivation of asparagus, probably because they be- lieve its management to be beyond their skill. Like many other things, however, it seems less difficult once you have made a start. Now is an excellent time ...

... A SSD OF ASPARAGUS. More spa e should be given to the hardy perennial edible,- seakele, the globe aetichukc, chives, rhubarb, and asparagus. 'they flourish in rougher soil Man anneal became the crops are started front plater instead of seedlings. Meinuee ...

... WEEDS AMONG ASPARAGUS, When the growth of asparagus has turned yellow this should be cut down, and an opportunity should be taken to weed the bed thoroughly by hand. This is the only safe way to get rid of weeds anions asparagus. Hoeing is out of the ...

... 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 ...

... MAKING AN ASPARAGUS BED. This delicious 'vegetable is usually regarded as being suitable only for cultivation in large gardens where a trained staff is employed. There is, however, no reason why that should be so, for the?* are no secrets concerning its ...

... Asparagus and Cauliflower Salad. logrsdlents.—Small bundle of asparagtet, stoat! cauliflower, Mayonnaise, 1 teaspoonful chopped gherluns, teaspoonful chopped chives, low leaves tarragon. Method.—Chop the tarragon and add to the Mayonnaise, afro add the ...

... AN ASPA AC Allotment-holders who are secure in the tenure of their plots would be well advised to make an asparagus bed, for once well made and planted it will con- tinue bearing for a generation. This is not the time of year to put in the plants, but ...