... with a fork, a day or so before .digging them up. Get Dig for Victory '• leaflet no. 2 Onions and related crops. In non-industrial areas spray potatoes against blight: infected tubers do not keep. Get Dig for Victory leaflet no. II ...

... plans Dig for Victory leaflet no. 1, for a to-rod plot; or No. 23, for a 5-rod plot. SPRING CABBAGE. Prepare seed bed; rake in sprinkling of lime; sow thinly about i in. deep (slightly deeper on light soils) for later planting out. Send for Dig for ...

... your tomatoes, f - • do so at once with half-strength .• Bordeaux or Burgundy mixture: repeat I fortnight lattte% Get Dig for Victory' ' *: leaflet no. 9 How to make Bordeaux . and Burgundy mixtures. REMINDERS: Sow winter lettuce • I *ow thinly in drills ...

... GOOD MEAL FOLLOWS THE FLYING BOMB Col. J. J. Llewellin, Minister of Food, said in a dig for victory' campaign at Usk, Monmouthshire, to-day: London has for almost two months been under the strain of , what amounts to heavy shelling by day and by night ...

... plant, to keep it upright and secure. Watch for cabbage caterpillars and handpick them. If grey aphis appears —get Dig for Victory spray with nicotine or derris leaflet no. 59— How to Sow every to days. Seeds. Sow onions in Thin maincrop beet, sheltered ...

... ~J.P. The Mayor. Coun. T. Greenwood. said he was convinced that no event was more popular than that show. In days of Dig for Victory' it was important to see what had been produced and what could be produced. He was sure that people would be amazed. He ...