... with a picture of Ivy teaching a small group from Springwell School in a local clergyman's home. Ivy continued: The DIG FOR VICTORY I, mailed the turfy postcards he resiermi overseas the seer. His father, Ted, is pictured front left a from Battery of ...

... are unlikely to ripen when stored indoors and should be used at once for making chutney. The Ministry of Agriculture’s Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 14 gives useful information about making pickles and chutney. Store the other batches of fruit separately ...

... MANZAN PILE REMEDY DIG FOR VICTORY GARDEN SHOW Mayor Refers Post*War Allotments Tne variety, quality and quantity of the exhibits were commented upon favourably by the Mayor (Councillor W. E. Webb, J.P.) when opening a Dig for Victory show organised by ...

... MIDDLESEX DISTRICT WINS BLEDISLOE CUP Yiewsley and West Drayton Urban District, which throughout has been progressive in the Dig for Victory Campaign, has this year won. the Bledisloe Cup, awarded annually to the local authority that has done most to further ...

... DON’T FORGET THIS FLOWER THERE is one little flower at least we should not forget to grow even in times when the cry is Dig for Victory, ’ and that is the Antirrhinum. It is a wonderful plant for brightening the garden, and during the last twenty years or ...

... Cranford, who was fined 40s. at Brentford on Thursday week for causing a light to shine from her house during black-out. DIGGING FOR VICTORY Middlesex Farmer's Advice to Amateurs * During the Easter holidays many local residents took advantage of the few extra ...

... submitted their names to the Royal Horticultural Society to form a panel of lecturers giving their services in aid the “ Dig for Victory ” campaign. Onions anq Allied Crops formed the subject of Mr. Gale’s lecture, and he stressed the importance of the crop ...

... Cindeiis, thick woody stems and' any material tainted with oil or creosote should not be used. A free leaflet. No. 7 in the Dig for Victory series, entitled Manure from Garden Rubbish,” may be had from the Ministry of Agriculture, Lindum Hotel, St. Annes-on-Sea ...

... occur during the period of rotting dovfrn. The Private Garden Tire “Dig for Victory” movement grows in importance with each succeeding week, 'and little time now remains for digging before planting time arrives. War-time gardening may tend to put the ...

... Production has been so prolific that a weekly collection of all surplus vegetables is now sent to the local almshouses. The • Dig for victory ’ cry has certainly not fallen on deaf ears as far as Isleworth is concerned. Always keen allotment holders, all have ...

... RAISE THE OF WAR TOM HAY PLANS YOUR VICTORt GARDEN On Shows ami Judging The holding of many “Dig for Victory and allotment society shows all over the country has brought me a number of letters, most, if not all, from competitors dissatisfied wdth the ...

... Some gardeners grow too many potatoes and so cannot get enough winter greenstuff. The Ministry of Agriculture’s new Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 1 gives a coloured diagram of welltried allotment plan, as well as a table of sowing and planting times. It ...