... Kitchen Garden and Orchard. Proceed with the business indicated in former calendars. In a9paragus planting it - is of the utmost importance to give every attention to a proper rotation of crops. Where celery Is grown in what are called Scotch beds, the ...

... 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 during this and next month. Late pears should be left on the trees while the ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. In order to have a good and constant supply of winter endive a full sowing should now or very soon be made. Endive is generally sown too thickly. Another good sowing should be made in the first week of July, and a second ...

... 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. Bush and pyramid fruit trees are generally in better health than standard., because they get more attention; and as they are in a somewhat artificial state through close pinching and frequent lifting, they require extra ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen darden. In order to have a good and constant supply of Endive a sowing should now be made. Endive is generally sown too thickly. Another good sowing should be made in the first week of July, and a third towards the middle, after ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Proceed with fastening in the young wood nf wall trees, and see that they are perfectly clear of insects; also stop any gross shoots, and endeavour to secure a fair supply of bearing wood all over the tree. Gross shoots ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. This is an excellent time to plant a full crop of potatoes. Kidneys, with well-protected sprouts, or any other early kinds planted now will be little later than those planted in February. This, however, requires a little ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Disbudding peaches and nectarines must soon be corav trees, n ac vacancies menced, remoN ing a few of the strongest shoots at first from the most vigorous branches, leaving weaker ones to on en e m o tot p ve e e r a a ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. About London out-door fruit in open quarters got considerably shaken by the wind and rain on Monday and Tuesday last; 'but still sufficient,is left for a crop. On walls trees fared better, and artificial thinning will in ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Get manure on to the plots that are to be sown or planted this month and next, and dig the ground over deeply, and leave rough. Level down the ridges of ground prepared last month, so as to be ready to sow and plant as ...

... Hardy Fruit and Kitchen Garden. Persevere in pruning back all superfluous breastwoocl, more especially in trained trec3, Get all summer nailing completed as soon its possible, remembering that the wood of peaches, nectarines, and apricots is seldom over ...