Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-04-27 | Page 8 | Butterbeans a Backyard Crop

utter eons a Backyard Gr Crop Cp o p Too few backyard gardeners gardeners' attempt to raise bu Yet Yat they make makee one oue of the tho most easily ra raised sed most productive and most delightful of crops Radishes and lettuce and beets are very good but the they are relishes relishes rel rel- and don't dont cut the cost of living materially called called allep lima beans by soulless are p proper folks are folks are a as a's s 's substantial and delicious food that the average average working man cannot afford to buy often But if he will plant a nickels nickel's worth of seed he will he-will will be assured e-assured a amess mess a week from July until frost The pole beans are much more practicable for a backyard garden garden gar gar- den than the bush beans for they will produce more in a small space Use a rack or a dead tree trunk six feet high Plant the beans when all danger of frost is past Break up the ground finely and use manure manure Place the beans several inches apart You will have beautiful quickly growing ving vines continuously continuous producing a food delicately del delicious but as nourishing as meat