The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-21
tory plants, whiohg once established,
render q continual pleasure. JLou I1
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tory plants, whichy once established,
render q continual pleasure. J-ou l7
Vines
To cover neatly without being trou-
bled with tying up good vine. cling
ing to rock, brick and even glass, Is
tho genuine Boston Ivy, AmpelopslS
Veitchi. Our old Virginia creeper
(four varietIes) Is good for quick ef-
feet but does not cling so well For
shady location the Clematis Panicul
alta (white and very frdgranO, and
for sunny locations the purple Glenn
ats Jackmani and the red Clematis
(Ynlc de Dyon) are splendid. OF
trailing roses the old-standard crimson
cannot be beat However,, the Phila-
dclphia rambler Ozark red) and the
pink Dorothy Perkins are very good
White and yellow roses are always
short for blooming period. though
the white Baltimore Belle and the Yel-
DOW roses are always we'll worth
having We know about a hundred
moro but TO have the best is to have
enough. We see mistakes made some
times in planting the old English ivy
Hedera) at sunny exposures. in our
climate they only do well at the north
or west side of a wall or building.
Shrubs.
Besides the we'll known shrubs of
our gardens, we Ike to introduce
10 the layman or amateur. some real
ly beautiful shrubs not very often met
with, but very well fitted for this eli
mate. as the following: Currant, with
beautiful red flowers. China plum
(1ne pink. and Flowering Peach
(pnk). Kerria or Globe flower, from
Japan, beautiful yellow and continu-
ally blooming; Golden bell (Forsyth.
ia), which Is the lrst OF all to bloom
(six days from now) with yellow bell
shaped blooms.
or lllacs, the Persian and the Chi.
nese cut leaved are worthy compan.
ions OF our we'll known old purple
ono Being more a vine than a shrub,
or rather coming in both varieties,
the Trumpet Creeper. Crucigera and
Radlcans are highly 10 be recommend
ed; a couple OF the firet-named ones
could be seen last year at the Lagoon
resort attracting very much attention
by its beautiful orange-colored bios
SONS
A very good wny 10 fence of some
plot with a hedge is To plant Japan
Privet. two to one foot planting deep
and cutting back to about twelve In
ches OF. eight inches from the ground
This plant requires much water TO
grow mp rapidly. and should be kept
cultivated on both sides and free from
weeds. Purple and Thunbergs Bar
berry make good hedge. and so does
Japan Ounce, which is also a fine
shrub. sometimes called tho burning
bush. blooming ten days from now,
Some fine specimens may be seen at
the city hall building grounds
Now commence to work and inn
prove what can he made to look well
around your residence. Declare war
upon any old and unslghtly tree or
shrub of which a great number
abound along our streets. and take
care Of such by pruning and cleaning
as arc worthy of attention; replacing
those which are needed, and remem-
Der that "Natura est artis Moglstra. 3"
We Will be plensed 10 give the best
advice on all subjects OF beauii1ca-
ton. horticulture. etc, feeling graft
fed already by the numerous inquiries
addressed 10 us and tho extent Of I'm.
provement in this line going on in
our city.