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... and decorative plants there are ferns both white, green, and maidenhair, mosses, coleus, fittonias, eolanuins, asparagus plumosus, and asparagus racemosus, the latter being most useful for growing as a climber on a trellis or pillar. Of course, the good ...
... Po atoes ld per Ib, cabbages Id to 2d each, eaulllowore Id to 4d each, encumbers 4d to 6d each, tomatoes Od to 8d per lb, asparagus 6d to 8d per bundle, gooseberries Sd pee quart, radishes lid per dozen bunches, cherries 4d to 6d per lb, strawbarries Ai ...
... and large dry Cellars, Lawns, Carriage Drive, Summer House, very large Walled-in Garden (planted with choice Fruit Tress, Asparagus Beds, &o.), small Paddock.— Apply to Coma and PERIM Ross. ...
... (old) Bd. to 9d. per peck, new potatoes lid. per lb. ; cabbages per doe . Is. to 2s. ; cauliflower per doz. 2s. to 4s. ; asparagus per bundle 6d. to Bd.; young onions 6d. to Ed. per doz. bundles; lettuce 4d. per doz. ; radishes per doz. bunches, Bd. ; ...
... The forcing ofiEsabarb - ieak, ale, asparagus, and chicory, dm., may be carried on briskly now, either in the mushroom shed or in any moderatelyheated pit, frame, or house that can be spared for the purpose. Asparagus is, however, best managed in ordinary ...
... FRUIT AND FROST. Cherries, gooseberries, and strawberries; new potatoes, peas, runner beans and asparagus grace Covent Garden now, and yet the fruit prospects are not rosy. Untoward weather has so thinned out the crops that the harvest will be scarcely ...
... this from friend who supplies large quantity of butter of the best quality to one of the crack shops the west end.— lbid. Asparagus.—l venture to call attention to a practice which prevails so almost universally as to fill me with astonishment, and at the ...
... advantage of this dry weather to earth up that which is already planted- Thin carrots. Earth up cardoons. Attend to weeriing asparagus beds, and other routine duties, such as collecting and storing seed of dwarf and kidney beans. Radishes and early turnips ...
... elsewhere : Pears (Libby's), silb. tins, i/z x ; Peaches (Libby's), alb. tins, t/6; Apricots (Libby's), 211 b. tins, i/6; Asparagus (Hill Dale, Libby's), 211 b. tins, 1/6. All Dehoons and Reliable. DANISH BACON, highes: price 1/10 per lb. Local Addresses ...
... f3d. to 9d. per peck. new potatoes lid. to lid. per lb.; cabbages per doz. le. to 2.e. ; cauliflower per doz. 2s. to ss. ; asparagus 6d. to 7d. per bundle; lettuce 44. per doz. young onions 6d. per doz. bundles; radishes 9d. per doz. bunches; rhubarb Id ...
... cucumbers, 3d. to 6d. each celery, 2d .to 3d. per stick ; leeks, 2d. to 3d. per bundle; artichokes, ld. to 2d. per Ib.; asparagus, 6d. per bundle; new carrots, ld. per bunch ; ‘bundle lettuce, 4d. to 6d. doz young onions, $d each beetroot, 1 to 2d onions ...
... FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. Evesham, Monday.—Asparagus, 9d. to 9s. 6d. per 100; cabbages, ls. 3d. to 2s. 9d. per pot; lettuce, 6d. to is. 3d. per pot ; green onions, 2d. to 3d. per dozen ; parsley is. to is 6d. per pot; radishes, 2s. to 3s. 9d. per score ; ...