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... GARDENING FOR JUNE. The work in the vegetable garden in many respects is as recommended for last month. The season is late, and where failures in seeds occur they should be made good as soon as possible. Though the vegetables may be smaller from lateness ...
... Gardening Flaming June is here FLAMING JUNE they call it; and there’s more on way of taking that. It doesn’t matter though, whatever it’s like the work’s got to be done and, foremost, is looking after plants that have only just been planted outside. Providing ...
... English garden with a musical theme In the Celebrity Theatre sponsored by Wilkinson Sword garden tools Geoff Hamilton Geoffrey Smith Anne Swithinbank and other leading gardening personalities are giving talks and presentations about gardening Visitors ...
... THE GARDEN IN FULL BEAUTY. WORK AMONG THE FLOWER BEDS. (By our Gardening Correspondent.) June has sadly troubled the gardener with day after day of rain. The result is that everything is more or less backward. Foliage has flourished at the expense flower ...
... painting, and similar matters make np a very good number.—Part 10 of Bceton's Illustrated Hardening Book deals with gardening from June to December. The artificial cultivation of mushrooms is ably treated. There are numerous illustrations.— Mrs, Beeton's ...
... by Phillipe Mairet; Folk Music from Spain. 18-25—Keyboard' Talk: You and the Composer, by Sir Walford 19-12—Gardening Talk: June in the Garden, by e. H. Middleton. 19-30—Along the Roman Roads, by G. M. Boumphrey. 20-00—Song writers on Parade, a new series ...
... Phillipe Mairet: Folk Music from Spain. 6.55: Keyboard Talk: You and the Composer, by Sir Walford Davies. 7.15. —Gardening Talk: June in the Garden, by C. H. Middleton. 7.30. Along the Roman Roads, by G. M. Boumphrey. Song Writers on Parade, new series ...
... town gardens. I find the above the best remedy, in the absence of wire protectors, although I grow many varieties of peas. Should the birds attack the peas after they are .-.taked, try quassia, with a little petroleum added..—i “Cottage Gardening” for ...
... tell the age of ducks and geese theij.beaks, when the birds are young these can be easily broken away.—Prom Cottage Gardening * for June. Tbs Sheffield Favourite, Faulder’s Silverpa* Marmalade and Preserves. —Advt. Spotress Complexion.— Disfiguring Eruptions ...
... crowfoot. —Yours faithfully, PHILOSOPHIC GARDENER. SERIOUS SIDE OF GARDENING. Sheffield, June 29, 1916. Sir, —A few days ago I was talking to an old allotment holder, and our conversation was on the subject of gardening in war-time. When I said I must be going ...
... Ministers will also attract a host of inquirers after . information; while How to Promote a Shakespeare Club, Gardening in June, On Purity of Blood by the Family Doctor. A Lesson in Household Cookery and What to Wear are practical papers ...
... did certainly screen them from the enuebine. —From Familiar Garden Flowert for Jane. Weeds and Work. Those pestilent enemies of garden proprietors, weeds, are the best friends of the garden labourer. Just now we find the latter earnestly anxious that ...