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... that so many spce ^ ncns exist in tho old manse gardens . From tlie correspondence , I know that the tree flourishes in at least seven manse gardens in Scotlend . A ( utiing fr'm Amateur Gardening of June llth g ?/ e 3 the history oT the hybrid in detail ...
... Gardening Notes June month, which may rightly be considered the first of our summer months, is usually busy month for the gardener, as there are many things he will require to plant in the earlier part of it that will play an important part in the food ...
... STORY OF MY WINDOW-BOXES. (Fr °tt the Lady.) wjp . _ a l a gardening one June upon plants and b,' 601 '' Now reverse this o,>er eiv' ex P er ience that a very \tL ( ' rnore pleasure if perfectly m pri( of cosUy kind sicklypt J , 6eem S white marguerites ...
... ULCER THE BTOMAOB—Wteda of Wamiag. By Robert Wateoa. M.D. LOVE KNOTS UNTIED. tbo Viotia “Otmol*.* PLAIN DINNERS FOR JUNE. GARDENING FOR JUNE. WEDDING HINTS COMPETITION. Pnr« Paper*. SIX BLUNDERS; CAN YOU FIND THEM OUT ?—Pri«e UaodroßM Prizes Offervd. EDITORIAL ...
... DAVIDSON’S MAINS PUBLIC SCHOOL. —Margaret Burt Wright Prise Alec Shade. Rev. R. Leckie Prise Ann M'Ewan and Thomas Hogg. Gardening Prise —June Payton. QILMKRTON PUBLIC SCHOOL,—Dux of school. Burns Prise and Margaret Burt Wrtght Prise—Andrew Ferguson. Young Polks ...
... peculiar is, that so many specimens exist the old manse gardens. From the correspondence, I know that the tree flourishes in at least seven manse gardens in Scotland. A catting from * Amateur Gardening’ of June 11th gives the history of the hydrid io detail, ...
... THE FRUIT GARDEN IN JUNE Newly planted trees will require extra care this year following upon the dry weather of spring, and evea established trees may be in need of attention. The soil may be dry around the roots of the trees, a condition which would ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. BRANS, Kunine.—Sowings may be made now, to supply a succession of young pods, to follow those of early sowings. Late crops of runner beans will bear until they are cut back by frost. Baoccou.—Plant now in showery weather ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Aspanigus.—ln cutting the sterns they should be separated as low down as potable when the tops are about two inches above the surface of the soil, and before the seeks on the head have opened. Great care is neoessary to avoid ...
... THE FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. Aquilegias.—These charming and mom elegant hardy perennials flourish in my ordinary garden bode, but do best in good, friable. sandy loam, preferably incorporated with leaf-mould. Sow on the open border during this and next ...
... THE FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. AoritzelAß.—Seeds of these delightful . perennials may be sown now in the open border. The seedlings must, of course, be pricked I o ut before being moved to their flowering quarters. BAL.4ANN.—PIant out this month in open, ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE, Asparagus.—Keep the beds free from I weeds; and cease cutting about the middle I of June, to allow the plants to store up strength for the coining year. The crop next season depends largely upon the luxuriance of the foliage ...