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... 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, ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. CENsast..---Wateriug weeding are the i principal anxieties of this month. It s best to abstain from the former until it becomes absolutely necessary, then to give thorough drenchings. A little water is most injurious. Hoe ...
... gaticultutt. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Asparagus.— In cutting the produce the steins 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 ...
... Shee wish to thank sons who hel Trials possib who so kindl and donations, M. KI Tannadice would like to helped in any the Garden Fe June such a amount realise ...
... Eno, June Enu, Anne Garthwaite and Lady Grizel Ogilvy; Highland fling. Miss Elizabeth Caruegy; recitation, There are faries at the Bottom of our Garden, Miss June Eno; song, Where are you going to, my pretty maid, Lord Ogilvy and Miss June Eno; ...
... orticutture. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Asparagus.—Seep the beds free from weeds ; and cease cutting at the middle of June to allow the plants time to store up strength for the coming year. cutting, the stems are separated as low down as possible, ...
... porticutturt. TIM FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. Ant:ltgatss.—Thew charming and most elegant hardy perennials flourish in any ordinary garden soils, but do best in good, friable, sandy loam perfectly incorporated with leaf-mould. Sow on the open border during ...
... to add then name. or merely end with initials. In these le is obviously impossible to reply.—LK.T. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IX JUNE. —la cutting the protium the sterna should be separated as low possible ellen the tops are about two inches shrive the surface ...
... is obviously impassible to reply.—E.K.T. THE FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. Aorit.mr.t.s.—These charming and perfectly hardy flowers may be raised from sowings made in the open air now. Any ordinary garden soil will do, but good friable, sandy learns give the ...
... merely end with initials. In these cases it s oh% iously impossible to reply.—E.K.T. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. ASPAKAGES.—Cease cutting at the middle of June; and protect the summer and autumn stems from being snapped off by wind, either with tarred twines ...