... 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. Flower GABDE’i.—Pinki: Having redace I theetemito tie, and tbe buds that stem to two or three, the forwildest mast be tied round the middle, prevout it from fcanUnp When the tint flowers peifec% the work of props?a>ion must done by ...

... 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. Flower Garden.—Plnta: Hating reduced the staou one, end the buds that stem two or throe, the forwardwt must be tied round the middle, to nretent from burning. When the first flowers are perfect, the work of propagation must done piping ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Our motto this month ought to be Better late than never; but as our remarks will have reference principally to the general principles of horticulture, it matters little at what particular time they may be given. In our last article ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. Flower Garde*.—Pinki: Having reduced stems to one, and the buds on that stem two three, the forwaidest most tiei round the middle, prevent from bo rating. When the first fiowera are petfecr, the work propagation must be done piping; ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. FtoWT.lt GARDEN.—Pinks: Having reduced »he stems to one. and the bods on that stem to two or three, must be tied round the middle, to prevent it from bursting. When the first flowers are perfect the work propagation must be done by ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. aRRENHOOSE AND CONNYZVATORY. To prolong the beauty of plantain flower, put up a shading of Shaw's tiffany or Haythorn's hexagon net; the latter will also be useful to exclude bees and wasps, for flowcra on which bees have settled perish ...

... 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. Flower Garden.—Pinks: Having redacted the stems to one, and the buds on that stem to two or three, the forwardest must tied round the middle, to prevent from bunting. When the Brel flowers are perfect, the work of propagation must ...

... GARDENING FOR JUNE. The work in the vegetable garden in many respects is as recommended for last month. The season is late, and where failures in seeds occur they should be made good as soon as possible. Though the vegetables may be smaller from lateness ...