... ASPARAGUS. The beds should no#-4k in full bearing-, and must kept free fcnm wecda.- Cease cutting from them about the middle June, to allow the plants time tor store up strength ...

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... ASPARAGUS for stock should Also be sown towards the middle of the month, in shallow drills. The annual dressing of salt should also be given to the established beds of this delicious esculent shortly. Nitrate of soda, however, i s productive of better ...

... to have a: least a taste of home-grown asparagus. a pound or so of the loose type is certainly better than none at all. Nevertheless. most folk will not begrudge a tea coppers for some real top quality asparagus Served in melted dairy butter. there is ...

... ASPARAGUS?! FORMBY 1/9 & 1 per bandle WORCESTER 23, 1/6, & V3 per 100 GOOSEBERRIES, 4° FER 1B COOKT G TERR FRENCH DESSERT STRAWBERRIEA, ]/- Pee 1B 4/6 PER FINE. ENGLISH TOMA ES, JERSEY NEW POTATOES, 7 LBS. POR /. “HOICE D “RT PEARS, OZEN BEMARLE 4./G ...

... ASPARAGUS Kcoj) bods free from weeds. . Established teds a spring top-dressing or inches of rich dung. BROAD BEANS. Thin out the autumn-sown crop, if not already done: and plant out t-he seedlings from frame cultures. BROCCOLI. autumn sorts frame, using ...

... ASPARAGUS. All asparagus met be oonc.lndetat=4 Me that Wks unwise to Auk •onap Ow the present period la *rise have the effect of jug the beds. growth onwards be . proteoted ',revery congettable. ae- by to each growth;•vo that the wind and heavy tam -do ...

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... ASPARAGUS. Established beds should have a layer three inches of rich dung spread over their surfaces now; hut does not require forking in. as the rain will wash its nutriment down the roots. makes good manure for asparagus, when it can be obtained near ...

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