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... potatoes, carrots, beets, and parsnips. Earth up celery. Lay cabbages and broccoli with their heads to the north ; fork over asparagus laals, and mulch the crowns with rotten dung. Get cauliflower plants under hand-glasses. Tomatoes in pots not ripe should ...
... Quinee, and client Seed Pota- other Fruit Trees, a quantity of exe » Seed, 300 two- toes, Skirving’s new Swede Turni: t Asparagus, pear-old Seakale Plants, 10,000 i Beds of Strawberries, choice Flower Roots, Rose ‘Trees, Box Hedgings, 2 five-light C ‘acumber ...
... trimming up the plants and removing all dead leaves plantations may now be made with the suckers obtained round the old stools. Asparagus should be sown to grow for forcing, or for making new beds Plant out good breadth of the autumn-sown Cabbage, including the ...
... granted to Baron Warkworth and Clavering by Henry In.. were sold last week to Major Browne, of . Lesbury, for £llO,OOO. Asparagus ends, it seems, are to have a commercial value. It has been discovered that these ends, after the edible portion has been ...
... VEGETABLE GARDEN. Genera).—lt most important repair all losses and get in seeds that should have been sown earlier. Asparagus.—Thin out asparagus seedling* when they are about five or six inches high, leaving only one to each position, and planting the surplus ...
... FROST. PROSPKCTS OF A HEAVY CROP SPOILED. Cherries, gooselterriei, and strawberries: new Dotatoe-, peas, runner beans and asparagus—a regular aunnner show—grace Gardetn now, and yet the prospects for Uie fruit season, from the point of view of the masses ...
... with collection ut faded ferns, a nnmber of everlasting fl jwart. Near to tha belfry were vary prattily gad larga place# of asparagus placed against pillars, nicely faced with small bonebaa of oerials. the foot of tbe>a were number* of oak laavaa, moas, and ...
... M. nor coQDlt: u?.od per b: do. (PateiEOEV 18s. od. to bS bag; ditto (new). Od to os Od per score: cabbages. Od. to S : asparagus. 0l uer 100 : broccoli. 3s. 3s. rdM Cauliflowers, os. Od. per doz.: celery, 2d. Bd. per stick 4s6d parsnips. 5s Od ditto ...
... presented, on behalf of the tradesmen of Leominster, with a beautiful shower bouquet of pinld carnations, maidenhair, and asparagus fem. Mr. O. Pago, on behalf of tho townspeople, gave hearty welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Kevill-Davics, wishing Iheja long life ...
... BEET 9 3 Brussels sprouts— EXTRA FINE 9 9 8 CARTER'S PERFECTION 9 3 1 Borecole— DWARP GREEN CURLED 0 2 8 ASPARAGUS KALB • 3 • Broccoli— WALCHEBEN 9 2 9 ADAMS'S EARLY WHITE 0 3 1 0 SNOW'S WINTER WHITE 9 KNIGHTS PROTECTING ...
... with the method of sowing flower seeds, the propagation of plants from cuttings, and the treatment of strawberry I and asparagus beds this time of year. Votes thanks the rector for his kindness in allowing the Q ** gardens, and to Mr. Smith for bis ...
... Arthur Fletcher, bicycle pump Mm. silver mirror; Mias BakeweTl, writing board ; Miss Polly Glutton, dust rug Mr. Stanley Eve, asparagus servers ; Mrs. Fletcher, sen., inkstand and letter scales ; Mrs. Joseph Reeves, silver fork; Mrs. Kirkpatrick, silver photo ...