... WHAT TO DO WITH ASPARAGUS BEDS IN WINTER. When the old straw is dead cut it off and use it to bum clay and stuff. It is good for nothing else ; it is bad to rot down. Then cover the beds three or four inches deep with the dung of an old cucumber bed. ...

... allow of diminution of heal in the cucumberpli, andriwfora sue-, frame. Sow rhubarb ; tow and plant aeakale ami asparagus ; let the asparagus lied* run east and we-t, and, if the land is light, with dry porous sub. soil, there will lest necessity for raidug ...

... HARDY FRUIT AND KITCHEN GARDEN. Asparagus beds in full cutting—*, c., in their prime—may have every shout cut away until the middle of June. Sprue,” or very small asparagus, may, however, be permitted grow. This will hardly prevent the development of ...

... should be wintered in a frame, and some of them should potted in 5-inch pots for turning out in spring. Beds of rhubarb, asparagus, and sea kale should be chared of their dead stems, &c. soon the leaves are rijie; where the above are in request in December ...

... intended for succe*»ioDal forcing should protected from the frost. Asparagus transplanted into the forcing pit should rece-ivea cupiuu* supply water. The application water to asparagus after it* in:ro.luction to the forcing-pit i* i;i.tk->-advantageous ...

... former, for it will be sure to be exposed to the depredations of mice. Attend to keeping a regular succession of seakalo, asparagus, and rhnbarb, by introducing moderate quantities short intervals into heat. ...

... but moderate liquors, saving the price. If he will take the trouble to go and search for it, may gather himself dish of asparagus, even within the confines of the division. far have yet advanced int the merry month of June, an easy, happy, invigorating ...

... out winter lettuce on riJi, warm piece of ground, and provide succeshion of radirtiß and other salads. Maau e and dress asparagus bed*. Get eaßttflowor plants raised under glass off. and pay -every attention those under hand-glasses, order to tfcem as ...

... weeds can got hold of. Those who are short of hands will find this the best economy. l*t those who would have first-rate asparagus see that plenty of manure half rotten vegetable motter is dug into the alleys forthwith. Disbud poaches and nectarines. Pinch ...

... should be wintered in a frame, and some of them should be potted in 5-inch pots for turning out in spring. Beds of rhubarb, asparagus, and seakale should be cleared of their dead stems, Ac. as soon as the leaves are ripe. Where the above are in request in ...

... up successions of the various salad*, and let nasturtiums and gherkins be sown. This is an exo-llent period for planting asparagus. Make strenuous efforts to extirpate insects ou all fruit trees. The apricots ail require hand picking, and the foreright ...

... lettuce on a rich, warm piece of ground, and provide a succession of radishes and other small salad plants. Manure and dress asparagus beds. Get cauliflowers raised under glass hardened off, and pay every attention to those under hand glasses, order to forward ...