... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Those who understand fully the importance of a thorough ripening of the wood in all wall-trees, or tender espaliers, will of course pay attention to thorough thinning and early training. Who can expect peaches to perfect ...

... DIRECTORS FRO.II THE KITCHEN. At the Edmonton Petty Sessions, John Eudean was summoned for unlawfully detaining one book and a quantity of stationery, the property of the National and Provincial Union Assurance and Loan Society (Limited), carrying on ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden.. Summer pruning and nailing in of the current year's wood will require following up. Currants, gooseberries, and raspberries : Where time will permit these will be benefitted by the remaining wood of the present year's ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. The tune is at band for commencing operations here in earnest, and one of the first steps is to plan out every inch of ground for the wly.le year if possible. Laths should be written upod and placed at the heads of the ...

... TEA/1H SOUP KITCHEN. THE following Subscrip.ion has heen received with thanks :—Mrs. and Mies Winslow, High Street, 10e. F. 81111 111170 downy. ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Saw tomatoes in heat ; alba sweet basil , marjoram, Sic., get hal d-glassea up for cauliflowers in pots; enrich the stations very much, adding fresh loam also if at hand. Turn out four strong plants from the pots --one ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Pay every attention to getting the wood of peaches and apricots well ripened, by exposure, shortening, &c. Most kinds of apples may be gathered daring this and next month. Late pears should be left on the trees while the ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Young wood in most oases will be well ripened this year. It may, however, be advisable to go over such trees as are over-luxuriant, and stop about half the shoots, beginning of course with the strongest, for a general stopping ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. It may be advisable to go over such trees as are over luxuriant, and stop about half the shoots, beginning, of course, with the strongest, for a general stopping at this time would probably be of little farther service ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Trench, dig, and ridge everyspare inch of ground when frost permits ; this is particularly to be observed in gardens inclining to a clayey texture. During frost let the manure necessary be wheeled out for the whole of the ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. As formerly recommended, look over fruit remaining out of doors frequently, and gather it as it becomes fit. Also examine that stored in the fruit room, as there will occasionally be found a few decaying for a few weeks ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Attend carefully to the protection of blossoms of apricots, peaches, and nectarines; lull remove the covering as frequently as may be convenient on fine dm s, so as to fully expose the trees to sun and .sir. Get a supply ...