... pleasure in the culture of the mushrooms on these portable plans. Those, too, with small gardens, may place bits of spawn among their growing crops in the kitchen garden, bury some horse-droppings, with a morsel of spawn in their centre, in their grass lawns ...

... New York, of the dia. tinguished conductor Herr Anton Seidl, who had been engaged to direct the Wagner cycles at Oovent Garden next June. Anton Seidl, who was born on May 7th, 1850, at Perth, received his musical education at the Leipzig Coneervatorium, ...

... of the case were of • strange character. On November 28, 1892, prisoner married Mies Florence Mann, the daughter of gardener. In June,lB94, the pair separated, the wife returning, wit h her baby, to her father's house, the prisoner selling up the home ...

... planted out in the garden in June, Lilies potted in Ydnuar), and Lowered with eueoriout•filine refuse or lobes, ntiy be unc.,vered, as the bulbs Lout' toy this tows have commenced to make new root.. Yarn Teem—Neatly every lwner of a garden worthy of the ...

... epilog's Ott Mire wend should be placed in a cold frame furs fess days, thee be exposed to the sir and planted in the garden in June- Mulch light dry soils with rotten manure; leaf-mould, 'ooceafititAbre refer, old tau, or short lawn-mowitigs toitylist ...

... Ellicott read the following report : Our report starts from the last annual meeting held kind permission in Mrs. Welsh’s garden on June 24th, 1896. A most interesting address was given Miss Punch of Bournemouth, on the advantages of Students’ Associations ...

... drumniondi and (.1. tinotoria are also splendid varieties to grow. The perennial C. grandiffora is also suitable for every garden. From June Sin lb. autumn its bright Bleers appear, and handfuls I can he gathered for the house. Warr' Semis IN Bcrrrta.—A common ...

... Allusion has been made to the unprecedented demand for tickets for the Wagnerian representations to be given at Covent Garden next June. Though nearly four months have yet to elapse before the first of the Cycles is given, the house is already virtually ...

... purpose, and it behoves all gardeners and amateurs to avail themselves of them, instead of placing the plants out in a tender condition, to face cold nights, cutting wiuds, and a hot sun.« Northern Gardener. Thursday, June 11, la'Jl iHttifeits. CHIPPENHAM ...

... al • wan. The Mahn nearl fainted frost fright. Th. body, when a wita fused be mesh decamping. FIELD AND GARDEN. Woltz mu tun Wan..—dmetitur Gardening says :—Layer carnations. Give ferns abundance of water. Heap • sharp look out for earwigs en dahlias. Water ...

... that have flowered should be placed in • cold frame for a few days, then be exposed to the air and planted out in the garden in June. Tomatoes in heated greenhouses, growing strongly and yet not bearing fruit, should be kept somewhat dry at the routs ...