... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. General.—Watering and weeding are the principal anxieties of this month. It is best to abstain from the former until it becomes absolutely necessary, and then to give thorough drenchings. A little water is most injurious ...

... THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Asparagus.—fn cutting the sterns they should be separated as low down as possible when the tops are about two inches above the surface of the soil, and before the scales on the bead have opened. Great care is neceisary to ...

... VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Sowinga—Bow a few broad beans at the betztong of the month for the latest crop; late Li in the early part of the month; a small sowing of cauliflower in early June; successional sowings of chervil, cress, lettuce, spinach, and ...

... THE FLOWER GARDEN LN JUNE. Aquilegics. These charming and most elegant hardy perennials Sourish in any ordinary garden soils, but do best in good, friable, sandy loans preferably incorporated with leaf-mould. Sow on th • open border during this next month ...

... with initials. In those awes it obviously impossible to reply. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Aspararna.—Keep the beds free from weeds; and cease cutting about the middle of June, to allow the plants to store up strength for the coming year. The crop next ...

... in other parts of the County. Mr John ioung,• the gardens /superintendent the Zoological Gardena, London, for over 40 years is the sub)ect of an appreciative sketch in the Gardeners Chronicle,' June 25th. He is retiring at the end of the month from ...

... initials. In these cases it is obviously impossible to reply. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Asparagus.—Keep the beds free from weeds; and cease cutting at the middle of June to allow the plants time to store up strength for the coming year. Protect the ...

... given beneath, his questions will all be answered tree if any charge, in full detail, and by return of post. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN LN JUNE. Asparagus.—ln cutting the produce the stems should be separated as low down as possible when the tops are about two inches ...

... it is obviously impossible to reply.—En.] THE FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. Aquiiegias.—These charming and perfectly hardy flowers may be raised from sowings made in the open air now. Any ordinary garden soil will do, but good friable. sandy Mame give the vet:- ...

... or merely end with halals. In these cases it is obviousl) impossible to reply. THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Beans. Kidney.—Successional sowings of both dwarf and runner beans can be made during the month; and their produce will be found most useful ...

... but in such cases it is obviously impossible to reply.—En.] THE FLOWER GARDEN IN JUNE. Aquilegias.—There charming and most elegant hardy perennials flourish in my ordinary garden soils, but do best in good. friable. sandy loam, preferably incorporated ...

... do so ‘ometimee omit their names, or only send but in such cases it is obviously imp, to reply.—En.] THE VEGETABLE GARDEN IN JUNE. Asparagus.—ln cutting th.• produce the steno should be separated as down as poneibk when the tope are about two inches ...