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... ASPARAGUS. ere docs the asparagus at present seen the market come from? of foreign growth, and makes high prices. Our growers not give the cultivation of fine thick Mticks the attention which the French market gardener- do. with the out-door supplies ...
... ASPARAGUS. Where home-grown roots are required for fore. ing, it is neoeesary to sow seeds annually, and April is the most suitable month for sowing, says • writer in Gardening Illustrated. Some gar. deners sow the seed and allow the plants to remain ...
... ASPARAGUS The production abundant supply Asparagus when other pegs tables are scarce, asd before has begun send up its heed* thn open has late become one the usees ntieu of every well-ordered garden. thins; very easy le produce artificially such good ...
... ASPARAGUS. A:para-no he ant.] Wog; into Instr. abort Slowly minute. ...
... ASPARAGUS. SEA-KALE. • 4 .•• ...
... 'Asparagus. In established beds that have provided *b« main supply, the plants should henceforward ba cut less severely, and cutting should cease altogether before the end of the present or, at the latest, eariv in July, after which time tha stronger ...
... nocea«ary lift the roots for forcing. It should i«me«sbe*ed that Asparagus is cauablc of withstanding a considerable amount frost without injury, and. as with most other vegetables so ■with Asparagus, if the plants can subjected to some extreme influence, such ...
... ASPARAGUS. Where roperague required short time, plants should pat in towards the end March or ia ssrly April 18 inchaa apart ia row* like dis tan rounder. Spread out the root* of each flatwise all round; cover with soil anti! crown is inches below the ...
... ASPARAGUS. The monster slicks sometimes exhibited are grown in very rich soil from plants placed yard apart. ...
... Asparagus. Planting ie best done towards the end March or early in April, just growth ie gel ting active, sotting out the plants Ift. apart in rows running north and south 2ft. aanuder, the precaution that the rooU are not alk/v.-cd get dried while the ...
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... ASPARAGUS. will now be question with'many when to stop the removal of shoots from the plants. The exact time will depend on the part of the country; in the south, the middle of the present month is late enough, and certainly no more cutting should be ...