... WARTIME GARDENING Summer Work for Winter Crops If you are following the plan in Dig for Victory leaflet No. x your garden or allotment should be well on the way to producing a large part of your vegetable needs for next winter. Although this is the last ...

... I keep them indoors and slightly moist. Meanwhile, I post the coupon below for the Ministry of Agriculture's free Dig for Victory leaflet No. 8 — Tomato Growing and resolve to follow its simple instructions. ...

... Chairman, Councillor E. Rowbotham. J.P., presiding. . . tor _Victory Exhibition. A had been - reeeived from the Glamorgan Agricultural Corrunittee with reference to a proposed Dig for Victory exhibition and adding that a number of bodies were willing to ...

... and bottling schools have been held in several clubs. A number of club members exhibited 801110 of their preserves in a Dig for Victory exhibition at Cardiff. Music and drama have not been neglected. The Women's Clubs held their annual eisteddfod and drmaa ...

... ill for some time. is entering a sanatorium. We wish him a quick recovery. Hawthorn Road residents are going all out to dig for victory. The new allotments at Hawthorn have been opened. Mr. Gundry. The Garage, has returned home from hospital. Mr. F. J. Olding ...

... of the Ministry of Agriculture at Berri Court Hotel, St. Anuses, Lytham St. Annes, Lancs., for • free cropping chart ' Dig for Victory' Leaflet No. ill-, for a to-rod (300 sq. yd.) plot, Of No. 23, for. 5-rod (150 sq. yd.) plot. Issued by the Ministry of ...

... interested in gardening, Mr Davies assisted in the Dig for Victory campaign during the war years by organising school gardening when he was teaching At Abercynon School and supervising the digging up of part of the school playground for conversion into ...

... IRISH STEW. The cry is Dig for Victory.** but many who desire allotments cannot get them. Two men from .111nesvmed. one a horticulturist. have 'their eyes a suitable spot—an ideal one--but so far they have not been able to persuade the lessee to let ...

... with a hoe, cc co In suit the Table of them with straw or bracken. y the Minisay et l have to do this every night (Dig (Dig - for Victory until danger of frost is past. If Icafiet you use straw or bracken, remove THINNING SEEDLINGS it in the morning. And ...

... — That L - drivers can now drive without an escort? Do You KNOW — That 250,000 more allotments are required for the Dig for victory campaign? Do You KNow— That Mr. Grenfell, the Minister of Mines, has appealed for economy in the use of coal? it. 3•• ...

... them to make a tidi you to make certain of your job. family's supply by growing your own. The Ministry of Agriculture's Dig for Victory Leaflet No. i If your round is ready, sow a helps you to help yourself. Time row or two of early carrots a is short, hut ...

... brought from abroad and we must grow our own. Everyone should cultivate every square yani of land near their houses. The dig [for victory movement is a vital defence service and every town should contribute and so help to win the lwar. IRISH STEW. 1 by In ...