... there happens to be a piece of ground which requires trenching, placed there and trenched in as opportunity serves. Clear Asparagus beds of old stems and weeds, and give a top-dressing of good manure and a sprinkling of salt. Remove dead leaves from Brussels ...

... ample Outbuildings- TWO Acres of rich deep easy working loamy soil, fully stocked with choice fruit trees, bushes, yards of Asparagus beds, Strawberries, plants, etc. Never failing water supply from feet well in the property. In the occupation of the Owner ...

... rhubarb, asparagus, and the artichoke, all more or less simple to cultivate, and all absolutely easy to sell. It is true that it is somewhat costly to plant either of these crops, but again would suggest that the work must be done degrees. The asparagus crop ...

... 18 inches apart. They must have a temperature of 60deg. to 65deg. at night. Warm coverings may be used night. Where much Asparagus is forced it is a great advantage have a couple of beds, with the alleys between the beds dug out, and the sides lined with ...

... batter, lid to la per lb; eggs. rier dozen ; potatoes lOd to Is per score; broccoli. 3d to 4d each ; soakalo. to 9n per lb ; asparagus, to 38. per 1°0; tomatoes, per lb ; rbnbarb, ltd per lb : lettnce. Id each ; radishes, jd per bunch; cuonmbera, 8d to each; ...

... Pannier—Batter lid per lb, eggs ]b per dozen, fowls 5s to 6s per couple, docks 7s, rabbits each. Vegetables—Cabbages Id each, asparagus 2s per 100, potatoes 3s per score, turnips per bundle, cherries 8d per lb., strawberries per lb., gooseberries 4d per quart ...

... to Sueaoh butter; lOd lid per lb ; egge 81 to 9d per dozen; potatoes (old), la Gd to la per score; new, 2Jd to 4d per lb; asparagus, 2* per 100 ; cauliflowers, 2d to ; cabb ages, Id ; strawberries, 2a per lb; gooae berries, 7d to per quart. ...

... 5s ; spring chicken. 7s to 8* : bares, 6d eaob ; rabbits, to 81; hotter, 51 Is per lb; eags. 91 ; potatoeafl* per hag ; asparagus 5s per 100. ...

... the choicest assorted apricot, peach, plum, nectarine, apple, pear, and other trees, five young strawberry, raspberry, and asparagus beds, just coining to perftetion, and all in high state of cultivation. The House is suitable fora moderate sized family ...

... deeply dug, but not manured. Sow also onions, lettuce, radish, small salad, seakale, and asparagus, the two last in drills, one foot apart, and one inch deep for asparagus, and two inches for seakalo. Another mode of raising plants is to sow in four-feet bods ...

... to la Id per lb ; ...

... pickle of vinegar and salt, according to the quantity of the asparagus. To gallon of pickle pat two nutmegs, and quarter of an ounce each of mace and white pepper, whole; put the asparagus into a jar, pour pickle hot, but not boiling, over them, cover ...