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... Dig For Victory How to Plant Tomatoes By Roy Hay TOMATOES may be planted now. They need a warm, sunny spot and • soil that has been thoroughly and deeply dug. Unless the soil has beers movPd to a depth of two spits, the roots may find it difficult to ...
... Dig For Victory Campaign Half-Time on the Allotment Front I T is half-time on the allotment front now, but a little advice may well be invaluable for the second half. Every victory digger has done well; many a backache and blistered hand makes us ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN The Brussels sprout in undoubtedly the best and richest of all the brassie/is. easily digested. The first principle of eulti. - ation is a long season of growth. The seed must be sown early, in a frame or greenhouse during January ...
... Dig For Victory Campaign Winter Lettuce For Health THE lettuce is a hardy annual which has been cultivated in this country since 1462, a cultivated race originating from Nettled scariola. The ancient Greeks and Romans cultivated the lettucc as a plant ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN IN recent articles attention has been A ' drawn to caterpillars, leatherjackets, wireworms, eabbnge aphis and mildew. Instructions have been given how to destroy them, and our experiences have enabled us to become acquainted ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN IT is the duty of all responsible for the home front to encourage the home production of vegetables and fruit. For those who are not responsible, their individual slogan must be Grown your own. There are over a million less ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN THE fruit trees—apples, pears and plums—must now have the final winter pruning. Trees of considerable age which have become fruit-shy or very poor quality must be thinned out every other branch and the others shortened. Red ...
... get. By digging for victory people in We provincial towns and villages may easily become self-supporting and thus pull a big weight towards winning the war. Let us all go to it this yeardig, sow, plant and reap, for King, Country and Victory. IZZARD ...
... DIG -FOR -VICTORY CAMPAIGN I have before me the new appeal by the Ministry of Agriculture for 500,000 more garden and allotment holders. Why do we need these extra recruits on the home front I The enemy knows our weakest point. An army marches on its ...
... Dig For Victory Your Victory Garden By ROY HAY Many gardeners, especially those who are beginning for the first time this season, make the mistake of thinking that during summer they can leave the garden to take care of itself from one week's end to the ...
... Dig For Victory SOWING ONIONS AND PARSNIPS Now that we have prepared our land for onions and parsnips, these should be sown as soon as a fine tilth is obtained. Place them in shallow drills, covering the onion seed with finely sifted soil; the parsnips ...
... DIG - FOR -VICTORY CAMPAIGN Potato Storage A NUMBER of campaigners have I,een very successful with their potato crop, and I have received many inquiries regarding the best way to store them. In these days of modern houses and in towns generally there ...