... ASPARAGUS. Asparagus should cut sparingly now, and cutting should soon cease altogether. Give liquid manure to the beds, adding little salt, or sprinkling it the beds to be washed in. A last sowing may be made of Dwarf French Beans and Scarlet Banners ...

... Asparagus To prepare asparagus for cooking, remove the loose leaves, scrape the stems and cut the ends so as to have them all the same size. Put them in a bowl of cold water and wash very carefully. Tie small bundles, taking care that the heads are all ...

... ASPARAGUS. I am going to serve mparagits tips at a dinner party 1 am giving soon end would like to know just how they should be prepared and .sewed. Cut the green tips from the white stalks of the asparagus and throw into hnihns• %tilted wrier Itoil ...

... Asparagus. Established beds should be kept free from weeds, and require spring top-dressing two or three inches of rich dung. Beds should be prepared against sowing-time next month. Deep, rich, sandy, well dressed, and thoroughly drained soils open situations ...

... ASPARAGUS. bundle asparagus, 1 lettuce, 2 hardboilcd eggs, mayonnaise sauce, pepper and salt. Cook asparagus in boiling salted water, when tender drain off water and put aside to cool. Wash lettuce leaves, using inside leaves only. Place them in glass ...

... ASPARAGUS. THOMAS BBIDGFORD SON Beg inform their and Friends that they hare present on hand superb Stock of thin famous Asparagua of two and three yean old; and would strongly recommend parties intending make plantations to do so without delay, as the ...

... Asparagus. Asparagus is thing which always fetches good price, really easy to grow, ami there is great expense the matter, the only trouble being that one lias to vvn.it three or four veal’s before the stools are iu bearing condition. Ouc of the simplest ...

... ASPARAGUS So long as the plants are being cut, so long do they continue throwing up fresh shoots. Overeropping one season may lead to a®poor crop the next Cropping had better cease after two or three cuttings, so that the crowns would hold the food out ...

... ASPARAGUS. Q.EAVSOX'S THOMAS BRIDGFORD to inform tiicir Customers and Friends that they have at present on hand superb Stock of thia famous Asparagus of two and three years old; and would strongly recommend parties intending to make plantations do so ...

... ASPARAGUS, CAULIFLOWER AND CABBAGE PLANTS, ROSES, FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS and CLIMBERS, And every requi >ite for the Garden. T. BRIDGFOKD and SOX, 48 LOWER SACKVILLE STREET, AND SPAFIELD NURSERY. BALL’S BRIDGE, DUBLIN. Our Priced and Descriptive ...

... ’Asparagus. Thin ont the seedlings from the beds soon they nr.* fiv- six inches in height, leaving iMia only to e«ch position the seeds were k.»wh two or three together in holes advised .Surplus plan*B may pat ont in deep, rich, sandy w*U- soil in open ...

... Asparagus, There is no reason whatever why the old and expensive system of making beds should be adopted with this plant, as finer and larger crops can be grown in another way which will bere be described. Good deep aoil of medium texture is necessary ...