... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS (By W E. Shewell-Cooper, N.D.11.. F L.S , F.R.S.A.). Do Lot forget to send the seed order as soon a- poseible. Most seedamen'o catalogues have been sent out. and many firms are offering shat might be called Special War C ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY WELKLY ORDERS (By N E. ehewell-Looper, N.D.H.. F.L.8.. F.X.S.A. Principal. Horticultural Bureau). Fruit trees that have been staked in the past should now be gone over to ewe whether the stakes are rubbing the bark. It may be iiecessary ...

... Di g for Victory WEBB ORPHANAGE GROUNDS. ro rur EDITOR OF !HE CHRONICLE Sin—Months ago three men one horse, four loads of manure. bags of lime. potatoe , .. plants. and hundred, of man hour, were spent on cultivation. Take a walk now and what do you ...

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... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS (Hi W. E. Shewell-Cooper, F.L.S., Y.11.8.A.1. Keep the turnips going by hoeing regularly. Successtul growth can be encouraged it such materials as soot or wood ashes, or both, are sprinkled along the rows. There is still ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS (By W. R. Shewell-Cooper. N.D.H.. F.L.S., F.R.S.A., Principal, Horticultural Bureau). Runner beans should now be sown tf not already done. The plants raised under glass may now be put out. The plan should be to allow 9 inobes ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY DUTY OF LOCAL AUTHORITIEIi Mr. It S. Hudson. Minister of ture. has addressed a letter to all lbouncila of boroughs and carbon die. tricts pointing out that thersi are mill many gardens not producing quota of vegetables, and also uniting ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS W. E. F.L.8., N.D.11 . over the raspberry rows and decide which new canes are going to be kept. These are known to gardeners as sockets. or spawn. Select els of the strongest per stool and cut down or break off the others ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY SOW BURGESS SEEDS FOR BEST RESULTS Send for Free Catalogue and Garden Guide ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS iffy W. E. Shewell-Cooper. N.D.13. F.L.B F.k.B.Ai In wartime, do not allow any ground to lie aimless. Pull up all cabbage stumps immediately the crop is cut. Fork the ground over and crop again. It is still possible to sow ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS (Br W. E. Shewell-Cooper, (1) N I) H.. r.i..e, r Or:raripal, nor :Kimura], Bureau.) Go through the rows of raspberries and' cut out all the old canes; all those that have fruited this year. Cut down to ground levet. If there ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY WEEKLY ORDERS ißy W. K. Shewell-Cooper. N.D.R.. ELS.. F.R.S.A.. Principal. Horticultural Bureau.) Keep up the salad eupply by sowing, tauslard and cress in the greenhouse or the trams or eyen in boxes in the house close to the window Remember ...