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... WHY NOT ASPARAGUS? Few amateurs attempt the cultivation of asparagus, probably because they believe its management to be beyond their skill. Like many other things, however, it seems less difficult once you have made a start. Now is excellent time to ...
... EQQS WITH ASPARAGUS. I hare recently giren a number of egg dishes, and still my readers ask for, more! Here it one: Cut into dice some stalks of cooked asparagus (tinned will do); add the points; heat them with little butter in a frying-pan. Beat some ...
... THE VEGETABLE PLOT. eNtlvaties of Asparagus. ASPARAGUS iibould be more generally groan in small gardens, for it is by no means a dear crop. It may he grown from seed. if one is prepared to waft longer for the produce, or plants may be bought at the age ...
... A BED OP ASPARAGUS. More space should given the hardy perennial edibles—seakale. the globe artichoke, rhubarb, and asparagus. They flourish in rougher soil than hnnual crops do, because the creme are started from plants instead of seedlings. Besides having ...
... Fresh Asparagus With Cream Sauce. CAREFULLY scrape and clip off the ends HOT CREAM SAUCE , 'i-, ,l„ Heat one tablespoonful of melted butter in two bunches of asparagus. Thoroughly , addons and a half tablewash them, tie in three bunches, and plunge spoonfuls ...
... year for the Marseilles division. ASPARAGUS EATING._ Another of those great epoch-making controversies which make empires tremble, has arisen in Paris among a section of the people, and that is, How should one eat asparagus? As the season for this delicious ...
... CAULIFLOWER MARROW SARROTS ASPARAGUS itASSAGE T hereby r•ttlfy that I a supply of limn Psis, tits ousollUoos • , f this particoUtr octapost, bout (sod of if tre• ...
... 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 ...
... In Boud Street this wrek-imod 1 saw strawberries ticketed at a basket. raspberries at 2s 6d, and bundles of Franck grown asparagus marked 18a 6d. Are thole Mies of the summer we waver saw, or tuat a play's,' jest of natere's in anticipation of the joys ...
... kitchen utensils, and @ host of other articles. One kind is even cultivated as a vegetahle, the young shoots being eaten like asparagus. The plant is not confined to the tropies, as is often supposed, but is found in Japan, where ther@ are heavy falls of snow ...
... afterwards with well-rotted manure or seaweed. Where the planting of asparagus in permanent beds is contemplated nest spring the necessary preparation of the ground should be seen to soon. Asparagus is, unfortunately, not an easy vegetable to grow in many gardens ...
... birds, and laid fine trail or two young asparagus fern here and there. The decorations I chose were six almost transparent golden-green cypredium orchidthey last fortnight—arranged iu the centre goblet with asparagus; in the shallow blue bowls I had small ...