Tiie hob dry weather which we have ex" perienced during the last few weeks will have caused almost an entire suspen sion of the sowing or planting of autumn crops, unless in such places as have the command of water. The different crops are now also beginning to show thab a bountiful supply of rain would do bhem. good, as the soil is beginning to get very dry. In suitable situations continue the successional sowings of French and the running varieties of beans ; fork bet-ween the rows of the early-sown crops, earth up and stake the running varieties. Po tatoes: Earth up the late-planted crops, and clear away the debris of the j early crops as they are lifted from the ground, and prepare the soil for another, crop, celery being a good one to follow potatoes. Celery : About every three weeks a trench for celery should be pre pared and planted. This is a vegetable that, if planted in proper succession, can bo* had all the year round. To grow it well plenty of manure must be placed in the trenches and water given freely during the „tob weabher. The main crop of leeks, if -aiot already planted, should be pub out at ■once. This vegetable also likes soil which has been richly manured. A large break _f ground should now be prepared, so as to ibave ib ready for planting oub broccoli, Brussols sprouts, drumhead cabbage, etc., amtnediately after we receive the first rains. Tomatoes are now starting to grow ; every assistance should be given them. Where they are growing on poor soils give liquid -manure frequently, and on rich, woll manured soils clean water will be sufficient; tie up the plants to their supports. Mus tard, cress, and radishes must now be Bown in some cool, shady place, and to get them into condition they must be • watered freely while growing. Lettuce : Tie up the advance plants, so thab they may become blanched ; prick out another batch in rich, well-prepared soil, and water freely. Peas : Clear away tho debris of early crops ;as they are spent, earth up late-sown .crops as they advance in growth ; if pos sible mulch these and all obher late crops, so thab they may stand a better chance of pulling through the dry weather. 