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... Gardening for June By FLORA BUNDY IIL'HEN I wake in the morning. I look through the window at a wall of apple blossom. The trees grow older (as I dol and taller. so that. when I 90. the sky will be filled with pink. By the time these notes are in print ...
... Gardening for June By FLORA BUNDY THEN I wake in the morning, I look through the window at a wall of apple blossom. The trees grow older (as I do) and taller, so that, when I am 90, the sky will be filled with pink. By the time these notes are in print ...
... 404 HOME COMPHTERS ATARI STFMS2O with over, 5£250 ‘worth of software and accessories, £260. — Ashford 34785. 403 GARDENING ursday, June 8, 1989 ...
... Filmshow A trip from Minnis Bay to Nonlnfi:on, on film, was the highlight of Ashford and District Gardening Society’s June meeting. Mr Bert Gfluon was the man behind the camera and he gave a com.mentary. Scrabble bid Mrs Barbara Powell of Vicarage Road ...
... winners will be notified by post and the ruffles of the Ant( and second prize winners will appear in Amateur Gardening and Popular Gardening en June Bth 1963 ...
... ELHAM ELHAM W.l.—An invitation to members to Come Gardening in June was given in a talk, with colour-slides of famous and other gardens, by Mr Reay. Full details of the group exhibit for Green and Pleasant Land exhibition were presented by Miss M. Talbot ...
... winners will be notified by post and the names of the first and second prize winners will appear in Amateur Gardening and Popular Gardening on June Bth 1963. ...
... SPLINTER WHILST GARDENING Causes Death of Royal Marine Policeman “MISADVENTURE” INQUEST VERDICT A wood splinter, which had penetrated his thumb while gardening, was stated al an inquest at the R.N. Hospital, Chatham, on Saturday, to have caused the death ...
... will not be injured, the moths are destroyed the heat and steam.—From Cottage Gardening for June. Doubtful Pictures the National Gallery. —Dr. .1. P. Richter begins, in the June number of the Art Journal, a series of studies on the pictures our National ...
... -I. picture EASIER GARDENING FLAMING June! The height of summer, and also what is far more important to gardeners the height of the reproductive urge for most of the ernamentals in the garden. This, of course, means that the peak flowering season has ...
... 702 Forestry 703 Farms & Farming Land 704 Agric Machinery 706 Agric General 706 Services & Repeirs 707 Landscape Gardening Gazette, June 5, 1987 VEHICLES & TRANSPORT 800 Used Car Specisls 801 Cars for Sele 802 Commercisl Vehicles 803 Motor Cycles 804 ...
... and the colour of the carpet will not be injured, as the moths are destroyed by the heat and steam.—From Catage Gardening for June. With regard to the retirement of Sir Edward Watkin, the Directors of the South-Eastirn Railway Company have passed ...