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Irs E J B Eh NeV A To control the scale on A—Dahlias should not be dug as a rule until the tops n have been although In a late growing season such as this one has been they may be dug when the foliage has frost-bitte- to die Usurps Lawn Q—I am enclosing a plant that is taking over my lawn' It is a flat mat-lik- e plant Each one covers quite a large area It is spreading quite rapidly Please tell MP hat to do to destroy it R O'IL Ely I Nev A- - If it is quite thick pull roost of it out and then start THERMO-RIT- E GLASS irrhinz of 13ealli v "First Chola of leildors and intiprier Doceroters" r rt"'TTr'krrtFrAT4freOrkene'-zwecAma'trOMeesse- t-- i - i ' -:--- -77 r---- ti ''''''''''''' ?: on — 4040 '' ''' '' 'ij- - rk64 0 moo : — t - ' ' h I fd '4 1 1 ' "-5111 ‘te!''"4 es!'etrtir4 4 I ro' I m i l'afr t '' --- tv-A-- ' r I et e r 4 ? THE MIRACLE FIREPLACE SCREEN ' ia - " 3 izxI4't: ' - ' ti 1:l( (t a t :-: 4""" 1 '- —4 4 i ' ' I' A Get 2 to 4 Times More Heat NO MORE DRAFTY FLOORS SMOKE SOOT DIOR ! ' I SPARKS 4 1 i: Easy to install mid-Ma- y Reader ore inA lied Il wend their loon or gardening robl emo to Prof IC N Mil The Tribune 1arn lingo Hunte-tiorde- n section to be flowered it the earlieot op portunity in the Qiirotion In Rot ly bought it and It Is all turning yellow a mil dying Mrs J S L C A—The dried up leaves you — sent suggest it is suffering from lack of water Could this In general I would say be that the area you have it in is too hot dry and bright I could see no evidence of set ts Scrawny Fern Q—Please tell MP what is rong with this fern or what it needs The odtoots are so looking then they scrawny turn brown on the ends of the It has neser been hie:alit looking and it a 3 a very e‘pensive start I would what to surely- like tn k - A Beautiful SOLID EARL S 4817 Heiladay L 10H SASS Fixture and Unbreakable US OR WRITS SFMNION 1It l4I I ok C Heat itesiltent Olen 11 Simitto City Utah CURTIS it 370 one you sent there is little hope of eliminating the insects other than by cutting the plant off an inch or so above the soil A fter 'cutting It back English Ivy spray in early April with a 4 or 5 solution of Volck an oil spray and again in with a 2' solution May Need Water Q—Enclosed Is a leaf from my house Ivy Please tell me what Is wrong with It I reeent your feed it Mrs O K O Nionroe fern is heavily encrusted with scale insects If vault brand' is as bad as the ' paint the stubs with nicotine dry off the plant a little bit for a few days and then start it back into growth by keeping it in as humid a place as possible and water it sparingly until new shoota develop- -Move Indoors — I have a hydrangea plant In the garden When is the hest time to take It Indoors? Do you cut it donn yOu put it In storage? flow often does It need water after you take It from stor-ageShould I take the plant re indoors S L If i — spring spading spree! v e ry ' started cut-flow- 1 now? Mrs F S O C — The plant should be A taken indoors for storage now Don't cut it back as this would probably cut off flower buds Place it in a cool completely dark area and water only sparingly When you start forcing the plant into growth after Christmas you should iraet water spariugly at first of increase frequerwy watering as leaves and flowers develop A mature hydtangea W ill take large amounts of and water Normal Prneeet Q—I hate a gloxinia plant that l about dead The top hag died Myr there are a fea nett 4xholata on the 110114)0n oI the dead ten 1 hen I tater the plant there are little bite bog that hop on top of the Alwo when I look water through the water there are tiny norms that look like angle norms only they are so small I ran hardly eg them Please tell me what I ran do I have had a Christmas cactus for years Ito leaven turn yellow and drop oft This slimmer I put it out in the garden left it in the pot but that didni do any good Mrs T MM Ely should die back at this time of year As the tops begin to die down start drying off the soil and store it in a cool dry area until next February At that time you can remove the old soil repot it and start it into growth again I do not believe the insects you Wait For Spring Q—It ha bevotne necessary to nooae our rose garden due to remodeling When in the beat time to do this now or in the spring? I any special sod reconditioning needed? They sIll be 'aimed to a place where lawn will crowd out this pest sunlight three quarters of the day Mrs 0 A 1' M L C A -- - Wait until spring if you want to save the most plants You will have better roses next year by fall trans- planting but you run risk of losing a lot Of plants Soil should he loose and aerable to a depth of 43 to inches It should he high in humus and at time of preparation should have some superphosphate or bone meal worked -- into it When trans- planting in March or April cut back the tops leaving 10 to 11 inches and move the plant with as much soil as possible The exact time you should do thi will-- depend to great upon the spring Ordinarily it would not be practical to do it before late Mardi THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 1 - 1 - - 4 |