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... GARDENING FOR JUNE. (hrom Sutton's Amateurs' Guide.) Watering and weeding are the principal labours of this month, and both must be pursued with diligence. Where S3'stematic irrigation with sewage can be carried on, the most wonderful results may be ...
... course, Heaths and other hard-wooded plants with hair-like roots should have peat and sand only.—From Cassell's Popular Gardening for June. ...
... fly-struck, and attacked by maggots.—Clover or hay intended to kept for seed should not be touched after this month. GARDENING FOR JUNE. —Sow the various esculents for late crops at the interval of fortnight. TTiin and clear those vegetables which are ...
... hints and suggestions which thousands might ad opt with the greatest advantage to themselves; Chit Chat on Dress ; Gardening for June and the articles ere well worth perusal, and there are some excellent poems. Notices of several new inventions are ...
... above and other Properties for Sale apply to Hewitt & Co., Auctioneers and Estate Agents 19, Barnfield-road, Exeter. GARDENING PLANTS ! June sown. Wallflowers 2s j dozen. Sweet Williams 2s dozen, Canterbury Bells 3s dozen, best mixed colours. Geums, Mrs ...
... RABBITSK-INS, Wilds, Tames; VV Moleskins, etc. Best prices. All year buyer. Hebditch, 40, High - St., Godalming. GARDENING DLANTS ! June sown. Wallflowers 2s -1 dozen. Sweet Williams 2s dozen, Canterbury Bells 3s dozen. From Sutton's seeds. Assorted ...
... useful lesson in economical cookery; the family deotor's article On Parity of Blood , Chit Chat on Dress ; G Gardening for June, &o. Notices of several new inventions are iscluded in The Gatherer's pages. The Qui'ver opens with a biographical ...
... choice Dianthuses, Phloxes, Iberis sempervirens, and many other select herbaceous and half-shrubby plants. Gardener's Chronicle. GARDENING FOR JUNE. Most early-sown and transplanted crops will be now making good growth, and require hoeing, thinning, and ...
... see,” tally-ho: THE GARDEN. .Wiv Cotlaae—Mr. and Mrs. Jenkyna T/i/-£!m—Mr. and Mrs. Buttermcr. and family Oakland—Mr. and Mrs. G. Bose Cottage —Mr. and Mrs. Aloof, and family aAudley —Miss Dawson ~ .. Mnsprati, and family Spring Gardens —Mr. aJ. Carslake: ...
... Bill the only one before Parliament that had of passing The second reading he thought stood for June 16 Earl Delawarr June Mr MacDonald’s Air Brassey June 11 Attorney-General’s Bill after dealing with railways and mines extended to other manufactures ...
... Telephone 139 Piston.” at Siz p.m, on the following dates:— | boxea of Government Potato pera &e. Za growing and gardening purposes. | JUNE. 18th 6t. Stephens, TUESDAY, May 25th, | 2—Valuable Gross Land anied. Bub JULY loth NOVEMBER. extensive frontage ...
... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN JUNE. Asparagus.—Coase cutting at the middle June and protect the summer aud autumn sit ms fruni being snapped off by the wind, either with tarred twines tied to stout sticks, fixing- short, bushy, pea-sticks firmly all over the beds ...