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... COTTAGE GARDENING FOR JUNE. Garden crops generally are promising well. Fruit is moderately plentiful, but, as mijrht be expected, continues to drop off—the energies of some trees being impaired from overcropping last year. Where young trees show heavy ...
... GARDENING June. JUNE is bursting out all over and our gardens are fast approaching their summer best. Bedding plants should have been in with the last thought of frost disappearing in late May. But there is much to be done this month such as lifting clumps ...
... GARDENING June JUNE is bursting out all over and our gardens are fast approaching their summer best. Bedding plants should have been in with the last thought of frost disappearing in late May. But there is much to be done this month such as lifting clumps ...
... press hard, and the colour of the carpet will not be injured, the moths are destroyed the heat (MM) flte*».—CWaj/e Gardening for , June. ...
... band, ammonia in excess very often paralyses the roots, if it does not c 'inpletely kill them.— From Cassells Popular Gardening' for June. ...
... 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 ...
... to bis means ; he ad whether they will be abundant or sl will depend upon his thoughtful The Magazine of Art for June. ror Room GARDENING. Succulents, as plants with thick fleshy leaves are called, may be styled the donkeys of the will stand vegetable ...
... 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 ...
... whom mogt interesting account is given. Casskll's Book ok the Household (Ilius trated), Part 18, contains articles on gardening for June, skeleton leaves and fir cone work, skin diseases, the annual holiday, marketing and purchasing of food, physical and ...
... George Wiahart, Dundee tame, whoi.** a most interesting aeeonnt i* given. the Household trated). Part contains articles gardening tor June, skeleton leaves aud tar work, skiu disease*, the annual holiday, marketing and pur chasiug food, pl>; and moial training ...
... lang skreed aboot it next week, if the bugs diuna devoor up stoup an’ roup afore that time.—Yours, Tammas Bodkin. GARDENING OPERATIONS. JUNE. If caterpillars appear upon the gooseberry bushes, oVv arf en engine, plenty of water freely applied, \ P bring ...
... 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, ...