... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Asparagua—ln cutting the produce the stems should be separated as low down as possible when the tops are about two inches above the surface of the bed, and before the scales on the heads have opened. Cease cutting well by ...

... EDINBURGH BOTANIC GARDENS IN JUNE. AT night's of the Botanical Society of in Edburgh, Mr A. B. in hi. meteorological taken at stated that ; the drought which prevailed in April May broke the of June. Ron fell every day dsn the btu being s.mly 1.1);n n ...

... THE FLOWER GARDEN LN JUNE. Aquilegiaii. These charming and most elegant hardy perennials flourish in any ordinary garden soils, but do best in good, friable, loam, preferably inoorporatod with leaf-mould. Sow on th • open border during this next month ...

... THE FLOWER GARDEN LN JUNE. Aquilegics. These charming and most elegant hardy perennials Sourish in any ordinary garden soils, but do best in good, friable, sandy loans preferably incorporated with leaf-mould. Sow on th • open border during this next month ...

... GARDENING NOTES. VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Bowinga—Bow a few broad beans at the beginning of the mouth for the latest crop; late broccoli in the early part of the month; a small eowing.of caulitlower in early June; succausional rowing* of chervil, , lettuce ...

... SCOTLAND’S GARDENS SCHEME June Openings In connection with Scotiand’s Gardens Scheme, the following gardens and grounds will be open to the public in aid of the Scottish B\'.|een's Nurses Benevolent and Educational Funds and the Gardens ...

... Gardens, 21st June 192 g. QERVANT (General) Wonted immediately, 7 experience and fond of children ; good home ; £36 yearly. Mre PAWN, Currie Maine, Middleton. %TANTED for 9th July, experirnord Demerol !dermas& Apply No. 582 Acirertioor Officio. ...

... 28 Cramond Gardens, ~ Edinburgh June 30, 1980 Sir,—~No doubt some of the athletes who stil] insist on going to Moscow think they may be serving the cause of international brotherhood by going. If so then these comments from a Turkish friend might be of ...

... 9 Falcon Gardens, Edinburgh, June 21, 1964 Sir~Thinking over the General Assembly after an interval of nearly a month, 1 find myself more and more disappointed by the failure to set up a special committee to report annually on the issues raised by modern ...

... 79 Magdalene Gardens, Edinburgh, June 1, 1977 Sir, — I wish to comment on Harry Reid's recent articles referring to - the problems of truancy and non-attendance of children at schools. In his initial article . (May 25), Mr Reid portrays some attendance ...

... 33 Midmar Gardens, Edinburgh, June 4, 1976 Sir, — Alastair Black (June 2) is absolutely right. After 20 vears in the trade union movement I have a lot to learn about industrial relations. He might also concede that he has a lot to learn about the SNP ...

... 75 Cluny Gardens, Edinburgh June 1, 1970 Sir,—ln his letter today Mr H. M. Taylor deplores * internecine strife” between Liberals and Scottish Nationalists and implies that both are to blame. The responsibility for this strife rests solely on the Scottish ...