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rj* ^ jM-c 'r': indoor decoratjop- Heaves oh a regular ipeach tre^. Mathias Tantau.l and is Mjink M Zy T>..>^.;eue. new. toy-lid plant.,Leaves on the Bonjania dwarf luced to Amp rica by thje ^pack- The which HPelds delicious. ftjD-size'are the same shape as those on aind Perkinr company1 Ffleas artecy peachesJbreaks into bloodnjat theithe regular peach and they have toni Caiif. It [pas adapted time at other peafcfvari-j about the same green coloring al growin conditioi ' Thu eties. The individual blospocns av- but thiey are longer. Each leaf vyill Continue to be in full items. an inch and a half id diam will measure from ; six and in the Mofcom n garden!; fo(r the Ker.Mv. are cup-shaped and*5 semi- haff to seven and a half inches remainder of th< fall. ' ;! rf double with 10 to 14 petnU each in length and from. one and a The color is roee-pink dark-jqUarter to one and a! halt inches a rt ej a little as the bli age-'in width. They will need; graying The unusual f< iture in the presce'iofi the trii of parent roses id offspring is| the inchision of Bib* *--* ' The fruit which is idered early-ripening" is in the (Medium with bprdeaux or one mercial preparations j of the com foi jpreven- _ G|ow, Oakland Park according ;to department's sae dans when comparje| with tion of peach leaf cujrl thje same pan. George Shiraki. who is 1standard *, thirmnc peach varieties ! X little as regular trees. The Mg differ is desirable, j fcnough ence though is the Cinjc for spray in, charge of amphitheater. o'perati.o..n..s.....a..t....t.he "Almost everybody FAU PLANTING, SUPER-DUPER 5| | fruits should be removed! jjo that ing these tiny newcomers will i those remaining do not i touch. be no Chore at all. 1 I ' ! THs type of thinning is practiced Inasfniich as the trejss are graft pro- in most good commercial!l.ppeeaach. ted onto another type of root- orchards as growers feel that it stock, care should tie taken to improves both the flavor add the see the graft is kepi above the textare of the fruit. Fpfts on soil leye| and any sutjker growths these toy-iike dwarf trees Me rel that should happen to j appear ms Peace.'' he said, "but Alpine Qlow'l; is quite lare around j here j>w" , Shiraki also p< inted out thpt the ordom garden, now at; the [igtjjt of its fou 1h crop of (jloom ' the season, is approaching its atively uniform round ,t<j ovid shape with flesh of goo thick ness which frees easily frtpn the seed. The flesh is mediujif firm, below the graft removed gs soon as otserved. Soil 'preparation should be the same as for any fruit tree or rose bush.' Good i blooming period. There | is as n^jich' color in the garden as jthere was i during tl|e mote widely kpowjs Rose Sunday period] last light yellow and flecked ^h red drainage: is essential M is plenty toward the stone. It is fragrant, of sunshine. A generous amount Ipicana. called Super Star in HURRY IN-HERE'S JUST A FEW Ofjuicy and sweet flavored] The. of bondmeal should be!worked into rope, won 123 awards in' nine Mo b. on these peaches ]ig light the soil below the roods' when the ntries prior to winning the Allyellow,overlaid with flecks gr .rosy little firees are being set out. eijica award] for 1963. They 1595 MIIPfM Jftti -- iorth of Wtsftafco It is of medium ' ' and trees easily from the Nitrogpn fertilizers can be added later pfter the tree s i the Concours International. leVa. Switzerland; Presidents One of the nicest thin; new growth that the irrational trophy ! England; this new Bonanza, thr< Medal. Bagatelle. Paris. fruting flowering : Gold Miedal. Internation w****wlpV****** *