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... settled, prepare the ground. First rake the rough lumps left after digging. Remove big stones, weeds and rubbish. At the same time, rake in a good I Lancs. Please lend Dig for Victory Leaflet No, ! NAME J ADDRESS BEFORE YOU SOW showing. Keep eye on them ...
... your cropping scheme. If you’ve allowed less than onethird of your space for growing winter greens, send at once for “Dig for Victory” Leaflet No. I, which shows you how to correct this serious mistake. Whatever else you grow, you must make sure of cnougfi ...
... much at one time of the year and too little at another. The Ministry of Agriculture’s Plan for gardens and allotments in Dig for Victory Leaflet No. I shows you a way to set out your ground that you make sure of green vegetables in winter when you need them ...
... Ministry of Agriculture, Hotel Lindum, St. Anne’son-Sea, Lancs. Please send Dig for Victory Leaflet j No. 30. j ADDRES: I your garden needs lime, rake it into the top soil after digging. If you have but little manure, give it to the land set aside for leeks ...
... seems / to happen for a month. **** *S» 1 To Minittry of Agriculture, Hotel Lindum, St. Anne’i-on-Sea, Lancs. Please send Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 19. j NAME ! ADDRESS I ...
... practice in his stockinged feet. / how To Ministry Apiculture, Hotel Lindum, St. Anne’* TO on-Sea, Lancs. Please send Dig for Victory Leaflet / _ No. 19 /SOW NAME I ADDRESS / CS7 ...
... the idea of sacrificing it to Potato Pete—this is addressed to you. The people who are born gardeners don’t need any “Dig for Victory” injunctions to keep their hand to the spade; they have been hard at work for years. The people who still could growing ...
... TO DIG—OR NOT TO DIG May I, through your columns, ask all holders of allotments who do not intend cultivate them this season to inform their secretaries, or the authorities, without delay, thereby permitting others to make start before the season becomes ...