... has a very substantial asparagus dish called Asparagus Pudding, cut about heads asparagus into small pieces Beat loz. of butter to a cream, add half a cupful of flour, a teaspoonl'ul finely chopped ham, two beaten eggs- the asparagus, pepper, and salt. Mix ...

... summer, that is the season when the crowns for the next, year’s Grass, ate built up. Many Asparagus growers have given up the old narrow bed system, and trea* Asparagus like any other crop. Cultivate the land well and plant rows 3ft. or so apart. I have had ...

... once these become established in Asparagus beds there is no possible chance of afterwards clearing the ground of them, except by destroying the bed. Couch Grass. Bindweed, and Nettles make serious havoc with Asparagus, so that it behoves the planter to ...

... Messrs. Munro, who presided, said he felt there was scope in South Devon for growing asparagus. There was a tremendous population in London which had not even tasted asparagus, yet he had still to find a person who did not like it once he had tasted it. here ...

... from the mouth, to the station. But for the police, the people would have lynched her assailant. Asparagus and Egos. —Take two pounds of cold boiled asparagus, cut the tender part into small p eces, ntid lay them in buttered pie-dish, with little sprinkling ...

... £63. Flowers, &c—Cut flowers, enumerated, £13,922; plants flower, foliage (excluding asparagus foliage), £1,525; other cut flowers, flowers attar-bed to bulbs. asparagus foliage. £1.552: rose trees Total.— £256,190. ...

... than this, but, under favourable conditions, an Asparagus plant will live many years and keep growing strong and producing bettor grass, as the gardener terms the stout stems which rise from the Asparagus crowns which accumulate now. Cover the crowns 2in ...

... than this, but. under favourable conditions, an Asparagus plant will live many vea’r.-i and keep growing strong and produ ...

... how development most useful service. asparagus ougnt to be proud of che postion eld, said Mr. one of the jadges at the annual show at werld in for they were the champious growing, putting op, and packing of asparagus. ...

... obstacles would be the asparagus beds! The asparagus to which I refer is not of the succulent, but of the steel variety —massive girders set deep Into the roads and calculated to make even a tank feel tender. Flanking the asparagus in many cases are lines ...

... -length dress, with \'S ro*' atch - « carried ,°f th nd aild asparagus fern. SS Dorothy Bissett, shr, ' o ore an ankle°f t 0 epe suede dress, with ** ,n os^ a teh, and carried a d asparagus fern. fir., ...

... borders and frames, endive and lettuce; from the forcing pit and mushroom house, asparagus, carrot, cucumbers, mushrooms, mint, potatoes, radishes, rhubarb, and scakale. Asparagus and Seakalc. —This is the best time in the whole year to sow, where new beds ...