... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Rosxs AND Danrias —Roses of all kinds must be well attended to. They will require stakicg and coustant clesnsir g to free them from blight. Fadirg flowers should near be left to die on their stams, Stir che ground well, uu£ in manure ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE, Taz FLowER GARDEN. No-lx-r‘nhd flowers will reqaire to be watored in dry weather till they are established, when they may be left to taka cira of themselves. Remove the decayiog flowers and leav: sof tulbous and other cacly flowerlog ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. FI/Oweb Gardes. —Pinka: Having reduced the ■* one. the bode on that item to tiro or three, tin muat tlei round the middle, to prevent it buratiog. When the first flowers are perfect, the propagation limit be done by piping; that If ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Tzowsz GASDIN.—Bow gnick•growioa annuals for autumn di•plsy. Sow blue Nemophilha in the last week of this month. Sow also Brompton and Queen stocks. Plant out balsams, asters, and litccks where they are to Bower. leg down verbenas ...

... 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. Flo web Garden.—Pink*: Having reduced the to one and the bud* on that stem to (wo or three, the forwardeat must bo tied round the middle, to prevent it from bunting. When the firal flowen ore perfect, the work of propagation moat be ...

... 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. Flower Garden.—Pinks; Having one, and the buds on that stem to two or wardest mast be tied round the middle, to preves t fl bursting. When the first flowers are perfect, nM propagation must done by piping ; that is, the bottom of the ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Disbud fruit trees and bushes, and check overluxuriance or growth. Hand-pick caterpillars a correspondent recommends tying pieces of furze on the bushes. Syringe and protect ripening fruit from birds; continue successive sowings 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.—Pinks; Having reduced the stems to one. sod the buds that stem to two or three, the forwardest mast be tied round the middle, prevent it from bursting When the first flowers are perfect. work of propagation muet done ...

... 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 ...