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... T I Asparagus,p. 103 0 8 0 Boet, per d0z.1 0 4 0 Broceoli, p. ban. 0 0 0 0] Bmmh&twu | oifeesstt o N ig = & £ 2 Caulifls.,perdoz, 2 0 6 0| Celery, per bun. 2 0 3 0/ Cucumbers,each 0 6 3 0/ AR RTN — . - S S Endive, perdoz. 1 0 2 Oi m.u..&‘lcoos 6 00 ...
... borders and frames, endive and ;ttlu : from the forcing pit and mushroom house, asparagus, carrot, cucumbers, mushrooms, mint, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, and seakale. Asparagus and Seakale.—This is: the best time in the whole year to sow, where new beds ...
... Leok is He.” By the Author of “ Red as & Rose is She,” ““Won't you Kiss Her ¢ By the Author of “ Can you Forgive Her i ** Asparagus in August.” By the Aathor of “A Rose in June.” B AL ~ “The Worst of Wives.” By the Autbor of ““The Best of Husbands. “The ...
... formed, and the remains of the orops of coleworts and similar subjeots cleared off, and the ground manured and turned over. ~ Asparagus $o be kept goingia the foreing pit for suocosssion. ou..?‘-um. I-th:mh :;-uunomqubmumnm Beans must now be sown for main orops ...
... and lox. of butter, to a saucepan on the fire, add a little sugar, pepper and salt plant. stiff., the asparagus pulp, and the stock in which the asparagus were originally trolled: let the whole come to the boil. put in a little spinach greening, and lastly ...
... though it be made with mangold-warzel. Then we have a small quantity of preserved vegetables in reserve fur treats, such as asparagus, in tin boxes. Bat as to potatoes, they have long disappeared. One day lately ono of tho servants found five or six very ...
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... sugar : keep them on the tire till the stock has all boiled away, but they must not catch or burn. Cook some peas and some asparagus points in the same way. :Have equal qaanntses of these vegetables. Out out of lettuces and sorrel leaves pieces the sue of ...
... lruhr‘- and Retail Establishments through m From Gue nsey a.id Jersey — *u' e ¢! ‘vrapes, Peaclios, Apcicots, Meluns, rmmm Asparagus, Camelias, Lilies, and Fruits, are duily concigned to Covent and an&d-l Markots e Tho Board fo.l cont! lent this ( 'umfiqy ...
... them in separate W—m&mfindtz‘mmfll nnhd-or;kuptha-umolndll&ono& .uw.ny,h::md they do not catch or burn. Qook some peas some asparagus points in the same way. You should have equal quantities of -Adh:h-wph‘:s. Ox:mdhm:-d sorrel leaves sige of & them hno.obulr:-nmh ...
... suckers, about two feet apart in rows a yard from each other. Let the ground be trencked and manured. If astock of young asparagus plants is wanted, sow in wellmanured ground. The drills must be rather shallow, and about fifteen inches apart. The plants ...
... for it. Cucumbers cool the eystem—when fresh cut, of course. Lettuce is not only cooling, butm;bq,mhflm‘yflm staik is eaten. Asparagus purifies the and especially acts on the kidneys. Peas, broad beans, and haricots are positively strengthening, and contain ...