. Le jardin : un journal hebdomadaire illustré de jardinage dans toutes ses branches. Bonne couche de fumier demi-pourri devrait être dugin. Si le sol est lourd et humide de fumier de cheval, ou de volaille, de lapin, ou de brebis excréments devraient être utilisés ; si, sur la main de loulier, il est léger, le fumier de vache ou de porc peut être employé avec avantage. Si possible, ce travail devrait être effectué à peu près avant le début de l'hiver, afin de permettre au gel de pénétrer et de pulvériser le sol. Si, sur le conti-aire, le travail doit être reporté jusqu'au printemps ou à l'été, l'huile doit être allovrée pour devenir ferme avant la plantation. Si l'huile est bonne a

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. The Garden : an illustrated weekly journal of gardening in all its branches. good layer of half-rotten manure should be dugin. If the soil be heavy anddamp horse manure, or fowl, rabbit, or sheep droppings should beused ; if, on the otlier hand, it be light, cow or pig manure may beemployed with advantage. If possible, this work should bedone roughly before the winter sets in, in order to allow thefrost to penetrate and pulverise the soil. If, on the conti-ary, the work have to be deferred until the spring or summer, thesoil must be allovred to become firm before planting. If thesoil be good and fresh, and not exhausted by other crops, manuring may be dispensed with for several years. Time for Planting. If convenient the grower had better commence to plant outearly in July if possible, that is to say, if the young plants besufficiently large to allow of their being transplanted. Thismethod has two advantages:—the plants have time to getestablished before winter sets in, and are capable of yielding afull crop the following season ; and there is no need to lose a. The Weeping Sophora (summer aspect) single plant, seeing that the operation can be carried on underthe most favourable conditions both of time and weather. Ifthe plants have to come from a distance, planting out oughtto be delayed until September, as then they will not only travelwith greater safety during the cooler weather, but they will bemore vigorous, and will be provided with stronger roots, andwill, consequently, take root again much more quickly. Whenthe planting out, however, takes place so late in the season, sogood a crop cannot be looked for as if it had taken place inJuly. September, however, is much the best month forgeneral planting ouc, an operation which may often be deferredwith advantage even till October. If, however, planting outcannot be finished before the end of October it would bebetter to wait until the spring. If planting out be done withthe intention of gathering a small crop the

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