... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Apples, we nod. are ru-t dean Ink everywhere this iree.on; Iturri • them shou.d thererore be examined, picking out all that et ore symptoms of rsrtlng. Any of the more thorns varieties of pears that do not ripen properly ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Persevere while the weather is mild in getting well forward with all the necessary operations un wall fruit trees, such as pruning, nailing, and dressing. Continue the renovation of old borders as opportunity offers. See ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen G a rden. The time is at hand for commencing operations here in earnest, and one of the tint steps is to plan out every inch of ground for the whole year if possible. Laths should be written upon and placed at the heads of the ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Shorten bros. st wood on pears on walls and evpaliers, and lay in young shoots of poaches and nectarines. Gather orchard fruit OR it benomel ripe. Strawberry runners for forcing next season should be potted and planed in ...

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

... DIRECTORS FROM MR KITCHEN. At the Edmonton Petty SPalolll.. John Eadean 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 bnainess ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Water where necessary, and keep down weeds among growing crops. CIL/ST.—At first planting of early celery may now he put in. Do not spare rich compost, decayed leaves, cow manure, &0., for the bottom of the trench. Lar ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Proceed with digging, trenching, Sr., whenever spare ground occurs and time and weather permit. If some of this ground should require digging a second time previous to cropping, so much the better; it will amply repay the ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Mow tomatoes in beat; &'V) sweet basil, maidoram, &c., get hand-glasses up for cauliflowers in pots ; earich the etatiora very much, adding fresh loam also if at band. Turn out four strong plants from the pots --one in ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Attend to due preparation of the ground to be used for the main crops of carrots, parsnips, onions, &c. Plant esaka/e forthwith, salting and manuring heavily. Give all asparagus beds a slight salting ; this should be done ...

... Hardy Yruit and Kitchen Garden. Young wood in most cases will be well ripened this year. It may, however, be advisable to go over inch 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. Those whounderstand 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 ...