... GARDENING IN JUNE. Plants in greenhouses and conservatories will require all the air pos.sible, ar.d a much light as can he givez) there, wii hoot exix),Aire to the sunshine. It is (lifEcult to say what is the hi i.t means of excluding sunlight from glass- ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Flower Garden.—Pinks: Having minced the stems one, and.the bads on that stem two three, the forwardest must tied round the middle, to prevent it from bursting. When the first flowers are perfect, the work of propagation must done by ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. 1t will be well to aflord an occasional thorough watering to such wall fruit as pesches, plums, and nectarines, alse to pear trees in the ofim that are carrying heavy crops of fruit. o half measures will do ; the water must pen strate ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Vegetables —ln June this department becomes usually very productive, affording Peas. Beans. Potatoes, Lauli flowers. Ac .Ac The ground which has l>een previously occupied, and tkat which haabooa lyiait fallow, may Dow utilised, and ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. HERBACROUS PLANTS.—These require staking and tylog up to proteet th m from high winds ; and such plants as holiyhceks, delphinioms, asters, &c., shonld have their shoots thiuned ou', which will improve the size of the flowers, Roses ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. FLOWER GARDEN.—Pioks: Having redaced the stems to one, and the buds on that stem to twe or thres, the forwardest must b:).'.“ld m:-‘ the middl; to mn:::t‘:‘vw bursting. When rst flowers are perfect, w opagation must be done by plping ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Tarnipe are to be sown for sncczesion In the first week of this month, aad for a fall autumn crop in the third week, Pias sud besas skounld be sown for let : crops. E-tly in themonth gourds, pumpkine, vegetable warrows, &c., should ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Although the power of the suu’s rays is at its maximum in June, the variation of the temperature is generally very great. The dryness of the atmospbere is now at fts height, and vegetation depends upon the dew; the atmosphere fn this ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. PruNiNG. —All evergreens, holly, and other bedges, must be clipped during this month ; and the work should be done with the knife, not the shears, so that no injury is done to the leaves, for these, if cut, always tarn yellow and die ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. VeoKTAßi.cs.—ln lane this department becomes usual' v very productive, affording Peas. Beans, Potatoes. Cauli flowers, Ac . Ac. The ground which has been previously occupied, and that which has been lying fallow, may now utilised, ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE (TltOK OKI AND ALL OAHDWING,.) TiM or frait treee the now beet. The climber, wffl to (a flower, tad Um tree* realty Warned tad ltdK with lull. the latter, the thoold beet natty. Tht dower boMer hocu* will tlto now be beautiful with ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. KircaEN GARDEN.—Tracsplant celery. in well-manured trenches for bl-ahl‘:s Regulste shoots of p:aches, mectariner, apricots, plume, so that the trees are nct egoy Ty g g g & south wa ow ey , Ppeae, tace, snd spinach, with good hu.dtfivol ...