The Glenwood post., 1914-01-10
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Whether your nower garden 10 to
- . square rod against . city
vail. or the ample grounds Of
the country homo. there will always
b . place for the ANIMALS. 1t often
happens that one wishes to change
the location Of the flower beds from
year to year. which 10 impossible with
everlasting kinds; then the ANNALS
bring quick results.
Most annuals grow we'll from seed
sown In drills or broadcast where
they are to stand, but II 10 often de-
sirable to have them started early.
which can be done BY sowing In .
hotbed or window box and transplant
Ing to the open ground after all dan
ger from frost has passsd. Well-rot-
ted leaf mold or other vegetable ma
aurs 10 best for flowers.
The aster u oas Of the most Asstr.
abae Of tie aAnuals. and rivals tie
0ost. rafs aal dtmcult growers u
po1at e baAnty and hArdtasss. n
ee0ns0ls itself . Osassal Daaat1ag
0tth III great variety Of eosee ~
6o0 tAs fAee tAat Il nay - DlaatsA
ssoss q tAs tall growing ssets ~
~ stvsa DeeU rsoa. Thsy ars .
ia1s baoo0Se. esotag wAsa skAsU
Aavs ADll01. 0seA DsvD n ~ s0so
SFss11 h My vim bssso - OsGsbse
- laAs - 0sDtso6sa while eee
sioo0s ia ysly as1 Au01st tAs sss1
osst - sovn I. tAs hstbeA o. via-
NV box IN March Cover tAs sssA
IA -
:hrss Or four lsavss trsnsfer then -
snail pots or asetAsr part sf The ~
sstting tAsn two t.ehss apart socA
0ay. Aftsr an danger Of fFost b
past they nay - trassslants1 to H.
,psa ground 10 stand 10 iDeAss
apart. Wsll-rettsa manure sAoalA -
sssd with . soall quantity Of asAss
mixed In With tAs soii
The Califos.ia POPPY. or EseAoat-
sia. 10 one Of ths oo0psraaavsay nsv
:rsas1oas. aal y surely oas a tAs
0ost bsastteal fls sssa ars suall
and shoalA - scottsre4 sn the sur
sses, Of ths ssti aal covered vsry
tttIs ~ AavtAg looss ssti sifts1 over
them. WHEN they afs alIovs1 -
'es1 they WIN come svs1 ysar IN ths
sano place withost further seeding.
rhsy are aloo Assirabas pot psa.ts.
CAaAytuft = saslly grown b. ssv-
ing the sssd IN the opso lad thin.
ains later n the season. This annual
. more desirable for edginG and Dor
1ers, and . succession Of bloom may
b had BY making later sowings.
Long rows OF marigold arc bsauti-
eal. the range Of color being great.
md the size differing greatly from
he dwarf to the tall African vafis
Lee. The Preach narigold does bst,
.sr and comes much earlier II the
plants are grown In boxes and later
.ransplanted ooce or twice before BE-
,ng set out Of aoors. A foot apart
% none too far for the marisold te
stand.
Mignonetts IL 70 easily grown that
svsry garden must have It TAs
towers ars modest and very fragrant
While ths avseags siss Of the plaat u
tsss tAaa . lost In height, II = q
soapoct growth aAA . nass oe bSooo
an Nove0bse.
TAs 1inaia b harry. Nike tAs nast
~, anA 6oss bsst il sseA seG1, aaA
he DaaAts vim - 0oee stoeky aol
bsttsr baoo0ses II the sesd ars sowr
In tAs hoass aAl htsr traasDlaatsA
ooes Or tvice. nses = . great
vafisey q eosor = veil ~ Sosa b
he blosso0a.
fhs svost vtlliaa. which 10 Q ktnd
4 pink, = a ea1-time fAvosiGs aAd
sosily grown by following tAe metAr
DDS laid down for most Of tAs IN
nuals. It 10 rather hardy. and the
seed may Be sown in the spring in
the open ground about corn-plantins
time. The Scotch pink or grass pink
Is another favorite Of the same fam.
ly. and is grown in the same way.
Few annual plants are more easily
grown from seed than IL the Phlox
Drummondi. and there is such a great
variety and wealth of bloom that a
few plants make large showing. 1t
can be sown in the open or in boxes
as you wish late or early bloom. The
plants should be thinned or set q
loot apart; II crowded they are sub