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... ASPARAGUS, beginner in gardening is, perhaps, more apt to make mistakes over asparagus culture than with any of her vegetable. It is too easy to forget that asparagus is, unlike so many other garden products, a long-lived perennial, crop of twenty years' ...
... ASPARAGUS BEDS. The earliest of these will soon be fit to clear. and should then be lightly forked over and receive a good dressing of manure, not necessarily rotten manure, but that from the stable in a half-decayed state. This will act as a protection ...
... FORCING ASPARAGUS. Where this vegetable is in demand early in the winter no time should be lost in preparing a suitable place for forcing the roots. Homegrown crowns are the best for the purpose if they have been properly prepared for this early forcing ...
... ASPARAGUS BEDS. If lights can be spared they could be well em plowed by covering the established asparagus lAs. If boards sins. wide can be placed along the sides of the beds, and the lights laved on these, which should be well covered with mats or straw ...
... ASPARAGUS AT COVENT GARDEN. Seven months before its usual appearance, asparagus from Dijon, France, in two crates, each holding twelve bundles, caused mach comment in Covent Garden Market on Friday. The bundles fetched three shillings each at auction ...
... Asparagus Cultivation. —A gardener the department of the ffqrd has discovered new mode of restoring exhausted asparagus beds. He spread during the spring 120 pounds weight of common salt over a piece ground thirty feet long by six wide. The asparagus ...
... chibli - eu are seen in the picture. ASPARAGUS AND PINS. In commemoration of the bi-centenary of the Christ Church Schools, Southwark, medals have ben presented to the children. They bear a representation of two asparagus leaves united by a pin. The explanation ...
... A considerable quantity of new peas and young asparagus has arrived this week in London from Algeria. Mr. Brunlees, the designer and architect of the Uiverston and Lancaster Railway viaducts has, we observe, sent in designs for the new Black friars bridge ...
... WE BEG (TO CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF TINNED GOODS, AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES, Conaigting of— Pears, Asparagus; Apricots, Tomatoes, Peaches, Petftll Pols, Whole Pines, Haricot Vert*, Apples, Haricot Flageolets, Champlgnons. Macedoine*, etc. New ...
... Artichokes, French beans, asparagus, green peas, strawberries, and new potatoes, brought from Algeria, are now being sold Paris, as in the month of June. These productions arrive in Paris from Algiers seventy-two hours. Galiynani. Highway Robbery near ...
... WE BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF TINNED GOODS AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES, Consisting of— Pears, Asparagus, Apricots, Tomatoes, Peaches, Petits Pols, Whole Pines, Haricot Verts, Apples, Haricot Flageolets, Champignons , Macedelnes, etc. New ...
... WE BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF TINNED GOODS, AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES, Consisting of-- Pears, Asparagus, Apricots, Tomatoes, Peaches, Petits Pots, Whole Pines, Haricot Verb, Apples, Haricot Flageolets, Champignons. Macedoine*, etc. New ...