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... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Our motto this month ought to be Better late than never; but as our remarks will have reference principally to the general principles of horticulture, it matters little at what particular time they may be given. In our last article ...
... GARDENING FOR JUNE. is allowed upon all hands that crops are not so far forward hy at least fortnight, as they were the same date last season. In many districts t le growth is hut commencing, comparatively speaking. That geniality for which May was celebrated ...
... ending gers Dani yand Arbroath June 3 9271 SMI Glas owand South-Western,..June 9 24932 5994 Moe Dun. Aber. June.Juve 3 5,506 din. Perth,and Dundee .. June 3 22,497 2991 th Be 3 sans 4436 Scottish Ceutral June 3 6 Caledonian.. ...
... KmCAanisE to ToHarnuait. Quantities of Work will be IWrnisbed. Apply to Hr Waliacb, Gardener, Dannimarle by CulroM. Offers to be received till Ist July. Dnnnimarle Garden, 10th June, 1861. ...
... letter,—l am, my Lord, your Lordships most obedient humble servant, D. Mac watt, Clerk. (Rejibj.) London, 1 New Spring Gardens, 6th June, 1867. Sir, —I am dcaireil by the Lokl Advocate to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 31st nit., and reply ...
... Campbell, gardener to Junes Johnstone, Esq. of Aloe. Best 2 pots J. M•lAren. Kit I fruit tree—let, James ; J Savage. Best 2 greenhrinee plants in Emcee--bat, Thus. Ortnistua ; M•Larea. IP,. Hest 12 dahlias sorts—lst. Aniheny Stalker. gardener to Miss Paton ...
... back again, with secret thrill. At that moment there was a gentle knock at the door. ( To be continued.) FARM AND GARDEN NOTES FOR JUNE. Whitaker's A Inxanack gives the following notes for the ensuing msnth : THE FAKM.—Most of the farmer's crops having ...
... THE FALKIRK HERALD AND LINLITHGOW JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, FARM AND GARDEN NOTES FOR JUNE. WhitakeEs Almanack gives the following notes for the ensuing menth : THE FARM.—Most of the farmer's crops having now been sown, he can leave them to the course ...
... our garden was much struck with the very great amount of damage that had been caused by insects . during the past season, and I thought I could not get better subject commence papers than that I have chosen, namely, the Insect Pests of our Gardens,” it ...
... formed pert, the pursuer wrote to the defender asking an apology. The answer he received was as follows :— 3 Whitehall Gardens, 16th June, 1886. —Sir, .your letter of last Thursday is not an answer to mine. What about the flower pots and shelving? I mud ...
... me to take 20 inches of the wal l down to get into the footpath. There was no other way of getting into my garden. Towards the top of the garden I did not pot my fence over some, vegetable plants belonging to 11*Laren. The fence was pulled down three times ...
... footpath the garden in June last and half of it seemed to have been dug up There was fence erected which to be about two and a-half feet from the centre of the footpath at one part and in another part the line the fence took in part of the garden the whole ...