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... ASPARAGUS. Endtem% dishes may be made with thi lid of asparagus. brained and served with • mayonnaise's, nee. it i delicious. The liquid can be need as a base for cream i.ouo. Or you night heat it in the tin, in boilina water, before you opea it, and' ...
... ASPARAGUS SIDS. TIV‘THEN the asparagus foliage has died down entirely it should be cut to within an inch or so of the ground. It is essential, however, for it to be completely dead before this is done. Cover the whole bed with a thin layer of well-decayed ...
... Asparagus Ferns. These ferns will grow, ii a way, under almost any conditions. A healthy plant should send up from its root stock long shoots. several feet in length. Neves. except under the care of a professional gardener. do we see such vigour. What ...
... ESTABLISHED ASPARAGUS BEDS. THE manure, litter or leaves which were strewn on the asparagus bed for the winter should be raked, off. This will expose the tips of the crowns along the rows. The soil should be lightly forked between the TOWS. but it is ...
... Asparagus Cheese. Boil a bundle of asparagus in salted water for 20 minutes; allow to get cold; dip the heads into white sauce in which the yolk of ■n egg has been mixed, then in grated cheese Leave the white ends of the asparagus free from sauce. When ...
... Asparagus Ferns. All owners of greenhouses should possess t plant or two of theft popular ferns. They can be grown either in ire baskets suspended from the roof, or trained up the back wall if the house be a lean-to. It is difficult to say which is the ...
... EXTENDING TN! ASPARAGUS UASON. A SPARAGUS should always be cut with a special knife, this being thrust down close to the shoot and turned on its edge. The shoot con then be sawn off. Case must be taken not to cut shoots still below grOund or the roots ...
... BIii.MINGHAM GAZETTE, FRIDAY, ASPARAGUS GROWERS' CUPS. Prize-winners in the Vale of Eves ham Asparagus Growers' AsSociation's show at Badsey. Left :M. E Emms (best bundle). Centre : Mr. H. Witts (best machine-tied bundle). Right : Mr. J. J. Jells (best ...
... CHERRIES FALL fid. TO 2s. LB. Asparagus From ss. Up to 17::. 6d. Buildlc. PEAS Cli LA PLR. V,'hil' meat prices remain unchanged bacon prices are expected to be easier next week owing to the increased American supplies coming to hand. A plentiful supply ...
... To-clay in My Garden. IFIEDING mg ASPARAGUS UP. O-101TTING should now cease. But to ensure a heavy crop next year the plants should be manured. On a light soil loa. of nitrate of soda to the square yard and the same quantity of sulphate of ammonia on ...
... Pilate over the Holy Sepulchre. THE FIRST ASPARAGUS. The first bundle of asparagus--fro Evesham—has arrived in London, and is said to be a fortnight early. It weighed about 21b. and was sold on sight . for £l. Asparagus usually appears on the Evesham markets ...
... than OUR ASPARAGUS BED. BY W. E. RICHARDS. Dear Janies,—An awfully exciting thing has happened at The Cedars. We've discovered an asparagus bed. It didn't look like an asparagus bed. It looked more like a rubbish tip but I believe the beet asparagus beds ...