GARDENING AS A PROFESSION MR WOMEN.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8071, 14 January 1892, Page 2

GARDENING AS A PROFESSION MR WOMEN.

Bt. Jamei'e Gazette.

Of the newer occupations lor irojwj .who wish to earn their none better than gardening *iJi B ladies , branch of the BwenlVf gJJ cultural Society wan opened, J»J the leading lady P*»J % if and there, is a special home for W» students under the care ot &**.,'' ve?t j. The terms are very rooderate|wq r ., aod • the implements to b* Pg tjrer economically few-a pruning-knife, and bee-veil. »»»« g3 . nve enterprising glrle have a| vantage cf this new opening. these intend to become woft^» , market-gardeners. We othen lg a - c with a view to beautifying ths surroundings. In order to Bopaw"* af branch a little, the eoromiti«» * (,j € present making greafc es , one or two scholarship* for Uβ? »>« The Kent County Council J» f J tW . founded twenty-five scholarahip* , young men, *»ut. h»» untiaJJ'« ll?> , their sinter-worker*. One {ijll b ides of gardeatnji a$ an . hes |. woman tft»t i* dp*" nob T3 lc . o« © i! " • t and bibbed epr«n»- XSt u™ eßK ? forbidd.OK, »«d h«. »» doubt. P many a student from <°"» l J£ blJe |w»/- , Happily, it is possible even tefc „ s , KarScncf and live in Uj, J, "i^ appreciate the beaury of orac j« l«dic» also undertake the London cemeteriee: «ud bore ok m find admirably B » it f l b !f t « * natural the tender caw of the dead U • aspiration with them. »,,_|,.,, ul ea:tf« branches th TMfli»l de«S»tl°* they apply t«wm*elt»^ to flonu «c 6creeß | in winter. sc«* sß^ are amongst their i haopieet ideas. .