... ECONOMICAL ASPARAGUS. Where the Wise Woman Saves There arc way and ways of buying asparagus. On the method of buying depends whether the vegetable becomes an expensive item of the menu or not. Many buyers look only at the bundles of opulent white sticks ...

... THE QUEENLY ASPARAGUS. The a.paragus is described as the queen of vegetable : . It is raid he almost • modern vegetable in this country. 'llse expense of early asparagus keeps it out of many homes. but for a little while before it disappears from the ...

... it is much admired. Few people seem to know that this asparagus is easily grown from seed sown in a heated glasshouse at this time of year. The two chief kinds are asparagus plumosus and asparagus Sprangeri. The former is the better known of the two. ...

... best of al wilder greens. Curly kale is a favourite, and it is an excellent stand-by; so too is the Cottager's kale. The asparagus or sprouting kale is one of my favoulites: the young succulent shoots in early spring are excellent eating. Then there is ...

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... those to be sown as soon as the weather conditions permit are Brussels sprouts, autumn broccoli, Bch kale, hussiao kale, asparagus kale and cottager 's kale. Later on sowings may be made of savoy cabbage and sprouting broccoli. his evident that toe reader ...

... way is often the entire of introducing the dreaded club root disease to the Winter greens to em now: are Brussels sprouts. asparagus kale, Russian kale, Cottager's tale. thousandheadod tato. sprouting broccoli, both early and late varieties, and Savoy cabbage ...

... ALLOTMENT WORK THAT PAYS. I know that some of my readers grow asparagus on their plots and take a good deal of pride in t cultivation of this delicious vegetablf. They should remember that asparagus ought not to be cut after the third week in June. otherwise ...

... shoes, white silk stockings, and a pearl necklet (the gift of the bridegroom), and she carried a sheaf of white lilies and asparagus fern. The bridesmaids were Miss Jeannie Hays and the little Misses Iris Campbell and Rosie Heffurd. who wore powder-blue ...

... seedling., CARE OF ASPARAGUS BEDS. From Sources. An asparagus bed will last a generation, even a lifetime, and continue productive it it is carefully attended to. Old-fashioned gardeners always had a seed date on which to cease rutting asparagus, namely, June ...

... A reception was subsequently held at Cumberland Lodge, Ealing, Common, where the tables were artistically decorated with asparagus fern, sweet-peas in salmon-pink shade, quantities of gladioli of the same colour, and copper beech being used as decorations ...

... (a friend) were attired in gold em• broidered blue silk dresses, with blue wishes. and carried bouquets of carnations and asparagus fern. Their ornaments were necklaces of amber beads. the gifts of the bridegroom. Mr. U . I:y,ir. of Acton. acted as best ...