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Efils OHsaisf staffs In ------- 1-- at a $500 lose and gratefully fqr-j ft ra* it Mr pioneer torus l& Qt& T*r(*tn wbiol eocfttyptu* log*. . lie b lUC 5n IMS an* of got the whole project 'i Grlndiay says construction w4s a "terrific job." Al! the logs yrej-e obtained from the Grove and ............ - ~" [none was hauled more than a Tha Saratoga Horticultural Fouxtdaticn, a non-profit drgimizatton, devoted to experimental work and ( introductions of improved varieties land of plants for Western garden*, was'easl tha brain-chair! of RftV Hartman, j for ran president of tea Leonard g; Salts Should Be Planted Now jr^ifirp: Coats nursery in San .lose- In his j dir? own words. Hartman "felt teat heiteir owed a debt of gratitude to tea her - jfc. On t Peninsula g m ft- for Spring m. lnt.1201 and 1202 Ord UroVe avenue Blooms||FHHHH:5| EuehlypUs ratter work,, combed plywood walls and k large tireplace m^do tram Carmel Valley atone give the .boisSo interior e . pleasant atmosphere. j 'Hcultural industry" ted this vraaiatvd cme of his ways of repaying It exa A good-natured argument devel-j T oped when Editor Walter Doty ofUtii Sunset Martins took issua with 1up Or tAU * MEf 4* , ertile wl!drained loam. F^rtei THu may ,"muter whet the T* **eond Bulbs should be planters as early manure should never be used but ference is between daffodils andij r `8* V1 c r,-!rt c 1! Now Is Time foras possible in the tuU. UlP't table bulbJ'Hr.'ro r* .. a greater! welt rotted nu nure or' compost (narcissus. It Is simply that daffo-1lng- ry desir; njmay be spplio alt p m-in `0 bane meal!dlls fnmtiy, This 3f the nnrclsIs a very large Inside both houses are<.- simple.. | , . a i b >t che'-M 1 upairits 1 open ikiiawniFeitilizifig , i wenfy-fiv square fi0 !ly vibicii ni.k'd**: beams cover tne ceiling : ji Lawns, whdtee^.mate iup'of bfue- iapmc Ftuyin.A< t, When e>. tii g h pick the large sites a i (lit rieties. These will cost a tittle mow. tlum the smaller grades but they will give you much better re sults. However, this does not mean that tee small sizes will not flower, s* long as you don't invest In sub standard bulbs, Your local .nursery sot. deal of well rotted manure. Should the winter be very mid, manure used as a mulch wi l help keep the ground warm. trYAOcmia d e s ir a b l e Hyacinths present a challenge to tee gardner as to hesv to use them.- Their stately spike; lonquilfl. paper whites, soiiel de ors. china biles, naraissus pocticus and many others. 'll,? him Alfred daffodil bj.Dttii one of tee too favorites. It Is I A large fireplace, constructed nf Gnrmel Valley stone, dominates liv iPtinemghcoriioMmobwmeda,Jnp_dL_ly^_ww__ca_xl_lxsil.1 are covere1- d `gras? or djchpndro, will jappreci^te :p shtit o? brganii! plant! food ...... This iheips put the turf! !h' |condition ^or the coming' ipoasdn. Plant fobds high in nitro- very large golden daffodil i.. Pf"ro5ba. blJy, hni,, f ^ vf igen acqon^plikh She mo4t good.{ long item. It II the ditto yIo%. lyl*" '* J Thtiy ar nvi)fcte In flry eSoiti- id by 1 florists and m,,.aiTMkes. a. very ealibtlens. are onlyy sis yean, oltl.,^, _ ;we,, mi %uld ll^torutaV *ptay b.n`wd to'Wlf'lnit !>> > "PM R>TMl <>''il'TniT'toVn'loia" s. Tlie'advantage man it a reliable .source of good fragrance and h` e`l, lowl`y coto|0ie jniign. r l'1'* ________u,IPp1f tiie hIsr| 1 , that there Is Ino bulbs, ; ' rake the desirable among! As datfodlls are among the first danger or burTink^. NNor m""a*t*t--er wh'-a"*t tEngineering Field Cl ^ , v -71-* ' ( r M 1 ' ,' Thera, are few Cower* give as generously of their and beauty as do bulbs an demand little in tea way of j lacy grtolul pi mte. Tliey to I floin t bloom to 8t t>riBslS" " "',Ti,u"8 ' 1` stl, llo l"ie sut re to feed the Iceptlooaliy bei'.utiful as potted I they shauid be planted profusely. r2. *ucc:5 , il ' , . , : lUwn ;now'.l ! : ' " plants.. In pots; they erin be set I They ` are especially interesting j Too.m"ny Df 0,0 ftuta, tu^ ,fs ! By the ikrtie token, if old laWns carey around vuloo, In patl< and spot, to your placed girt,a. in (when planted In groups along the I Provfa Mboth, or'<irhwy or to a toriorte* rf un?^ltf bl anf '.'ll ate to be mulled, out sd " Wbt badly otter ill 5MS fm fls,,Mea, that ntw I, , fiJMPI 8FKCTAOULAR i; 1 *s4- cultivate*!. The majority of our Spring'bulbs will thrive under widely`varied bontetions of soil and aiimate. end many of them when they have become well established, I will Increase in 'beauty and nuro* ber* .nx'ni year fa year. They ot ter the gardener a great opportun ity tor Interesting arrangements of Cower groupings. !hey fit in. They are also very nice in front of twer^reens or under|tt/ifs: . . ... .jiime like |he present The grpuhe in the house, ' trees; They bring to tee garden docsn t let tee innl"Q^ js stiii warm iendugh so (tent seeb Quite ofteh fhi stews are rather bright spots of golden yellow and I otfter h, any. r^0,"R`, ,, ? `IwiH germtoath rapidly. Year near short due to climate comiMms and m abundance of flowers to deco-j5mp uS 050 w*pc^ JRr ^,00- T j by dealer ^ill; be glad?Q)niyIsybo here re some very helpful ideas rate the house. or even `or ^^'icn the bestmixture. Don't buy bn on the subject.' toe device for en- COMBINE THEM ,er' ! j'prine" al^ne. Remember that ccmragingdongex stejns'is to plant Daffodils can be planted.to conv] ----. -- -- cheaper grass seed mbcthnfs coyer them `between other plants. This blnation with other flowering bulbs PrUFt PilaraoniuihS, only 100 to! 150 square feet of area, This will help draw the:stems up such as tulips or hyacinths, Groiipp .. . - 'j^hile the fetter grades jsf seed, int to the light, and for the bulb fan- of blue grape hyacinths with daffo- v tnQivUitings : Ihe same poundage weight, covjer der, tlicre are paper cones on the mils make a striking combination Not only should pelargoniums l^e 380 square! feet more. \' % t- `MMi V... mmyggfiglggsi ' Tulips, in tefe skillful hands of market which &m be placed over if usetf properly. The daffodils Pruned now, but the trimmings!! -i----- -4-------i- the artistic minded produce spec the btilbs when they are small, should form the background wIth;Rhould be uaed to mak i!tlne?g|?owe* Steeringtacular results! They may be used This makes tee stems grow taller. | a trass of grape hyacinths grouped iRIsceg of Wood 3 to 4 i.nches lorij mmrniSmmmmmSmmxmm t subtle and beau- , Early planting. Is recsmmendbdiin ffont. I will develop good root *y,te"H.0n Af;l Ca" rs- S' ee'nbinstin TuH ^ Jit|to achieve the same results, asj ' A very good way to plant ljB weeks if started i grow ss*. this permits a g.vod'root'ftystem tolfodils is to scatter the bulbs: on The Idea! back ot pruning petor-h DETROIT 4- Posver steerte to beds, as bohde: inmntoa-lhe BSmblished' jefora teaflowere tee ground and plant them as they ] goniums now ia to prevent the plant; for cars inf all price ranges within ftaj wlllx otliW. spring aowcrailtagMM. Hytototh`! .AouH b fall, thus achieving a more'hatur-|Krom getting tall and leggy. Aim at] to, next life years is a prediction II.y t o imely when ptaotri with s ffiUe ,Ieepcr ^ al grouping. They should be plant-1 temhvlnu the older branches which i being : heard (frequenUy i auto- Engtoeertng stndfisw at Mdnterey penhurala 3atiegg are rtiowa ree !*], other low^rowing am.U, flp ot a,, bttK. ^ ed early and about six to eight usually dark brown in color, Jmotiv; circles. . Hart, engtneertog inxtrnetor, ba Use of the cHgtee eEs level, Thoae t *b..Tllps tome to tilco mse|w,, tt, sox(ssc to hMvy mlu Inches deep depending on the soil,! -T~...................-' : I taireduitod ^ first by ] Chrysler 1 Iwounoto, Mat*rto batosso,, DeHart, Dick Bravralle, Martin De Jong, t* of clean JltOT'M well u m Wm ,bout five Iteta to light styid? like tee other bulbs, daffodils FR0FE880R 18 GOOD ' Gorp. la cmipte qf years ago, the i soils. They may be set from six tohove bone meal at the Utne o! WINOOSKI PARK, Vt. fURh-jdevice now is bjing made avail- j Robert Dante and BUI Daniel*. Here (ffi the Peninsula we would ight inches apart, advise full gun for tulips, 'the depth of planting will-vary somewhat ac * planting. Henfy t4smaire_, chemistry prtf-! jjble onn^mjimy^ etftires In te. e higher , fessor ot St. Michael's College, jiind njlddls. prlca! fiel*. !A couh)e : JanorieS A#OR1 pitched a <M) nohitter against kjtpore iuakep WlU|fEature it in their) ; t* < IThis Is Good Time cording to the type of soil. In mod-. freshman softball team to cap an(1953 nSode!$. j : iPicfUf Banned I WnyJn 111 find test the dea Sum heavy soil the bulbs should ' "' ' 1 : Di&!devi|e,lof course,4s an op- I _ Cfi *u . ers will ishewitig nmtmcuJux'i be planted so that the tips are ap- tional iteml it cokts aomethtog like ] TOKY O 0J.R) -- Ttie Japanese btubs in ins as ,lsto as Febru-jt pKKrfrnately three inches below r--extra, fcteerimentol work cun-(government has banned the export)ary, tee: no doubt but that!I teg surface, lit heavier aati they may be planted slightly deeper. Bulbs should all be planted at the tame depth in Utter that the plants j will produce uniform bloom. You can plant tease bulbs ` apart. ' ; 'The ideal soil for tulips is a light