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... ASPARAGUS AND PINS. In commemoration of the bi-centenary of the Christ Church Schools, Southwark, medal. have ben presented to the children. They bear a representation of two asparagus leaves united by a pin. The explanation is that in 1713 a Mrs. Catherine ...
... oyster flavour. It may be treated in same way. Those who are thinking of sowing Asparagus or &stale should lose no time. New beds can also be made with roots, ae Asparagus is frequently planted now in rows 3ft apart and 15in. spate in the rows. Sometimes ...
... and cover the top with Asparagus tips, previously boiled. Any cold ones left over answer if heated in a little oiled butter.— The Gardener. Asparagus Cutleta.—Take from thirty to forty sticks of freshly cut, well-grown asparagus, and after cleaning them ...
... from the experience from the past season that the competition with forced asparagus will be more serious than ever, threatening, as it must, the very existence of the French asparagus trade with the markets of the United Kingdom. ...
... hot-bed will produce two crops at leak. We made up hot-beds in December or Asparagus. When the Asparagus came out, 6in. or Bin. of loam were mixed with the soil left in from the Asparagus, and Potatoes planted that had been started in pota. Whin, the Potatoes ...
... THEY They say stick is geed enough to beat a dog with ; but did any one ever try to beat a dog with a stick of asparagus? — MR. G. B. AN OLD SAYING. The old saving that the ends justifies the means is a hese and pernicious doctrine. It can never be right ...
... the other - iiiii;42 - alwas the cause of the asparagus on a bed coming up so weak and spindly. One cause was the beds were very old; but that was not the chief reason, as I know a garden where the asparagus-beds are at least 50 years old, and they still ...
... Boast Duckling and Watercresa. Braised FowL Larded Allot of Beef. Lamb sad Mint Saddle of Mutton and Jelly. Green Pees. Asparagus with Batter Sawn French Beans. Salads, b.c., AC. INTRIX/Mt. Maraschino and Kirsch Jellies. Lemon llsspoHt.A los Puddings ...
... the beds will form a good winter dressing. The virtues in the manure will be washed into the soil to the benefit of the Asparagus roots. CARROTS. Though fairly hardy, the roots are better out of the ground, and stored for use under dry soil or ashes. ...
... AND ILEDICINEII. Nearly all vegetables have a medicinal action of some 'kind, and the subject is certainly worth studying. Asparagus, for instance, forms part of the cure for rheumatic patients at such health resorts as Aix-les- Bains. Carrots, as containing ...
... month.' with eters nusiosne. .hoe.ep re t .1 if ol n Prompt Write at once for Lint, fro., GOT LTD., II LONDON. W. .• • . ASPARAGUS. Now pnt Time to tho are made. 1;.• TRrE GIANT. 5- per WO.. paeked and pail. with full instructions. AriER THE WAR APEICA ...
... of Education has written insisting upon one being appointed. The new rermentotive will supersede a male member. of Fres& asparagus reslised 13s. each at Covent Garden, 121 b. boxes of new potatoes 7s. 7d., small crates of ipisash 6s. 6d., and 11b. packets ...