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... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Anemones.—When the leaves have turned yellow they may be taken up, and dried and stored like ranunculuses, only as the tubers are larger they will require more drying. Annuals.—Those sown in the borders will require thinning. Those ...
... lecture on French Gardening, on June 17th. This lecture should prove interesting in view of the bogey recently published in one of the London daily papers. The Charlton Society is giving invitation all the local market gardeners. K, V. ...
... Mairet; Folk Music from Spain. „ ~, 6.55: —Keyboard Talk:, and the Composer, by Sir Walford Dayies. : i_ « 7.15: —Gardening Talk: June in the Garden, bv C H. Middleton. , 7.30: —Along the Roman Roads, G. M. Boumphrey , 8:- —Son*? Writers Parade, new eerie* ...
... AND FUNERAL. FATAL ACCIDENT IN GLOVCES^' COUNTY CRICKET IN GLOCCES^ ' TO***** LONDON LETTER. THE WEEK. LOCAL ...
... the new Derbyshire railway, and furnishes several good views of the romantic scenery through which the line will put Gardening for June is brought under notice, the cultivation of roses being discussed by a practical florist. The family doctor unburdens ...
... 24th 1996 Gardening on Friday Busy bees in the wildflower garden Wildlife gardeners can get buzzing in the garden for a summer full of fragrant goodies for the bees and butterflies Two favourite early flowering shrubs which are ideal for the ...
... usually regarded as the symbol of an English summer garden but the lily is not far behind in popularity and elegance According to John Everitt the speaker at Gloucester Amateur Gardening Club's June meeting they are a bulb and can be propagated in many ...
... THE STROUD NEW AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE ADVERTISER, FRIDAY• JUNE 18, 1880. GARDENING FOR JUNE THE COTTAGER'S ;A RDEN. The readers of this Imolai are placed in very different positions in regard to clbaste, rainfall, and sinl. One cult ivater has an exposedgarden ...
... the its bed efforts meie the liberty el enjoyed ender the Code • f Itial. Alt In the ridtors shown ovirtheeMbednel. GARDENING FOR JUNE. A N ES —Whoa the Mara Wee tweed way be taken op, and dried aed atand reennealines, the an larger they will mein wen ...
... The Flower Garden In June. The flower garden from this time will not only be a place full of beauty, but to many gardeners it will be a land of possibilities and surprises. It is not difficult to imagine the pleasure with which an enthusiastic botanist ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN' IN’ JUNE. Asparagus.—ln rutting th»: produce the stems .should separated low down possible when the tons are about two inches above the surface of the lied, and before the scales on the heads have opened. ease cutting well the end ...
... THE FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. Aquilegia?.—These charming and most elegant ha-dy perennial? flourish in any ordinary garden soils, but do best in good, friable, sandy loam, preferably incorporated with loaf mould. Sow on the open border during this and next ...