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... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. SALSIFY. This is a hardy and easily cultivated root crop, and has three uses. It is a biennial. Seed sown this spring will produce flower stems early next summer, and the unopened flower shoots are a substitute for asparagus. A few ...
... THE KITCHEN GARDEN, An urgent need for those who are not soldiers or munition workers and have a piece of ground is to make the best use of it. This applies to the farmer, the person with a big garden, and the man or woman who has only a tiny plot at ...
... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. Lord Selbourne, our President of the Board of' Agriculture, recently said in the House of Lords, “ A large proportion of the people of this country have lost a sense of the importance of - agriculture. They seem to think that the food ...
... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. ...
... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. For a patriotic, as well as economic, reason the ocultivation of vegetables is this year strongly advocated. “ What difference can I make in the national food position by producing the small quantity of vegetables possible in my garden ...
... The Late Lord Kitchener. - AMUSEMENTS, Etc. ...
... NATIONAL MEMORIAL TO LORD “ KITCHENER. To THE EDITOR OF THE COVENTRY GRAPHIC. Sir,—l desire to call the attention of the citizens to the Lord XKitchener National Memorial Fund, which has been organised by a Council presided over by Her Majesty Queen Alexandra ...
... every seat being occupied, and all wera deeply interested in the things told them of Kitchener's Army. ‘The speaken said nearly everyone had some relative in Kitchener's Army, or Derby's Army. It was & strange thing that they were never called King George's ...
... The Late Lerd Kitchener, G R G & B, The terse, tragic message from the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet, announcing that Lord Kitchener had been drowned at sea by the sinking, either by mine or torpedo, of the armoured cruiser “ Hampshire,” west ...
... ” with Lord Kitchener and the party on board. Driver David Cliffe Brown, of the Royal Horse Artillery, who is a brother of Mr. J. Brown, of 7, King George’s Avenue, Little Heath, was one of the personal gervants attached to Lord Kitchener's party, and ...
... LORD KITCHENER MAY RESUME HIS DUTIES IN EGYPT IN SEPTEMBER. I am able to say on authority, which I have invariably found to be trustworthy {writes the London correspondent of the * Daily Dispatch’) that Lord Kitchener is making arrangements to resume ...
... By EDWIN DALLMAN PAGE, F.R.HS. THE KITCHEN GARDEN. SILVER LEAT. The silver leaf disease cannot be said to be limited to the ‘plum trees, but is seldom seen on other trees. The effects of the fungus are easily recognisable by the silvery sheen upon the ...