Show FIUAHV lc' MAGAZINE p For a Gorgeous Fail Garden r chrys nt emu It by Genevieve IIRYSANTHEMUMS a r e unsurpassed in the fall garden They will bring you an abundance of bloom after frost has darkened most of the other flowers With a plants will be able to grow gorgeous chrysanthemums Mrs J R Hamblen 2778 W 5600 South in Roy Utah is an expert at growing these popular flowers She gives some excellent advice on chrysanthemum cdlture to assist others in the of her favorite planting flowers This expert has this information to pass along to you on planting She says that spring Is the best time for this task Best results are obtained when the plants have become established and made good growth by the time hot weather sets in Planting is best done in May or early June but small plants set out as late as July will flower by October she states Divide the clumps of plants after spring growth has appeared Generally divisions from the outer part of the 0ir - 0 ''' i at t'A 0) e Imw Itatir ryi 'Vs planted Newly pm Midway Tnwn Ball Bonne View Garden Club—May 6 8 pm Bountiful High School Garden Club— Neighborhood May 10 1 pm Art Barn Salt Eveeste I This GARDEN FERTILIZER unequalled for gardens end lawns Corrode lkall toxic solutions in the soil kills all soil insocts No sickly plants 16'4 with Garden Insurance on tho job The SUCCESSFUL GARDEN 1144 THE New liesown 040 woe wee esti finwduclorl lwii event :::::: $1175 95c $695 $400 $250 lbs lbs CUT Stle 703 EMERALD GREEN MIX ielkartqw $200—I0 bow) (Pm Ibc 1tic $ 1 BMW HARDY STAY GREEN MIX Pb 1 lb $131-1- 0 $1450 MERION wotil wily No! Rim liviGrahoss pima 111 BLUE $490 Is 3S-- 10 ATHLETIC I tit pot 16-- 11 Only tho vory bost for lowni Dad Quottor HO $900 Ibt "h Apr 3311934 ( t 140 t i 1 "' 'e 1"1!tek' e ii i tr ) 1 I e 1 11t4— A ltb:' k' ' - It 0 - s f 4 I I - I ' tf' -- 10 i I 1)114Gr'4l) k FOR 1 In order to develop bushy garden plants Mrs: Hamblen pinches about Ya inch of growth from the tips of the main shoots of each plant This should be done when plants are about 8 inches high when the side -and again branches have grown 6 oF 7 Inches GA THE $250 $250 $350' $190 $125 $300 $190 $750 $175 $3 75 $495 ROSES ALL-AMERIC- ROSEDOM teliargarat QUEENS OF I Mary tritilirislo Capistrano Armstrong Cheriette Chrysior Imparial torty-Nin- Miroady Malaya Madame or trod Howard Goarrs Grams 'I POOCIP I liathorino Marshall Weill Thomas lhanliyilt Sao fernonio Uttar Gold C111115ANTHELltlfaS 22 ' se vs $250 $10S Cushion or Azalea Mums loosen Cisition—loontifyi sod 1149 BETTER SHADE Leinionder Cvsition—Nits Omaha—Sim-Kisse- d o! ) Loom§ lovinnioir Pink Cushion—Pop' Inc Pink Nonkeins Gitki COI TREES : I Brown's Famous Bedding Plants 1 ARE NOW READY Ptunias Snapdragons Astars att ate Every Variaty Avallablo lame SPECIAL r1) 1 4 1 r 113th soutt Rubber Tire $9) Only ' OPEN sprt- wwws WHEEL BARROW 69 CASH & CARRY 'ILEON E0 Wilk Coson—Choice Wilk Pimple Ceskisst—lich MINI LA Cvskien—ainito Deep Novo Smog Ciono—Inopterod Lod Isiconind Veristios Moody Mew legit Otos Oren" AAAAAAAANAAAAAAAANAAAA I a each Special Large Clumps In " Pots—Only each1131011 each 11111 Sycornoros tindom Phiollodentiron ClOnonsis Fruitioos Nu 'Worry Rea Me Pbbs end them $295 pmanials dotty with t Axe& r ' each LSO each 161111 sach For rock garchons for shad for cot flowors Ova IS rodeo ks Ovr Week whoa Sr 'freight stolen $500 'iper '193 $250 to each each each TREES Golden lain Trent Golder Chain Moraine loam Webening Chortles $4730 gorolovotO 21 bettor variolos PERENNIALS i each each each each and up and up or DOc Croile Floribunda Perpernita Weaving Crab Doubler Kwantan Cherry tad Notsechestnut MIX No 2 Verietios II J Bolos PANSIES 75 ' ' -' le i N)3v 11 "7 LAAAAA II far end up PLOWER DAHLIAS—Strong healthy sure FLOWERING Sl2:50 $1173 Boles r"' ' -- I 7 i kw t ts - 04 r:UWnOrM:44giWfi:Ziar4iffNMi'V:AWESAC:&VR5tiM1MM43tViitZMMIA 2271 Nalltfa g PEAT MOSS $495 i 07 149: l'i G 'Poch lies A &sorted MIX FIELD —10 MOUNTAIN SOIL Largo Solos 646 t1 once a month until October A handful per plant is what she uses This is sprinkled about the plant and washed down with a good soaking from the hose She uses a good all purpose garden spray or dust to keep down the insects and applies it when she takes care of the res't of the garden Roma to grow bulb ea on 111'w wow TRUE SHADE 112 1 1 ' A - ' sr° Á 11111 EE DSEED Cootoins N This chrysanthemum Kingbird his a large flower of light rose pink and is of a species that is winter hardy Chief ROOTS—Five varieties pot des or each only CUT PLONI1 OLADIOLUS—Giont bulbs DEPENDABLE ED I t oach each CANNA new grans whin specially for lawns ONLY Will produce Compounded disoctsos insuring a grout month and worms Kills lawn oil used wog e turf over a long period For old ond new lawns alike for a posit-MeIs LAWN INSURANCE cost it minimum for lawn and "ti111 Off s 100 lbs tiettriwcwif LowskiwriocA 50 25 71 SCARCE BULBS LAWN INSURANCE - t Shrub Dwarf Peach Hyacinth Mandarin BAG $495 $300 Hybrid 4 ‘ 'i e' V0 k ' ':10 7 I i dr : t' a ft led Wog '1 s Dwarf Honeysuckle Bush Beautiful Hydrangea Nikko Blue Doubt Kerrie for shade New French lilacs of Amazing Beauty each sure to grow GARDEN INSURANCE l t 4 411is 10 Smolt Ned vy It At ''' $ '' "s"'" 0 t " ':e itch 1 sreli' t - ! 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UNUSUAL AND SHRUBS spitefully e'''''llil - V: 011A in Trees Cydonia Blood Cydonia Double Deutzia Grecilis 1lk 1 ' ERVIR11 for our local soils Results are HEALTHIER STRONGER SURER GROWTH tbs lbs 10 lbs L1 Na then two-third- American Iris Society convention —Hotel Utah May 26 27 28 29 Host club Utah Iris Society1 Utah Associated Garden Club-- Annual flower show May 30 31 Memorial House Memory Grove Salt Lake City Salt Lake Flower Garden Club— Annual tulip show May 15 16 State Capitol Salt Lake City Utah Rose Society—Rose show June 5 6 place to be announced Plant sale—West Millard Garden Clubs each Saturday 1 to 8 pm Western Auto Supply Co Delta FERTILIZERS 50 25 '' f I1- Our 7:30 UTAH'S GREEN MANTLE 100 lbs 1-- 4 the garden expert states that mums are not particular as to type of soil they seem to do equally well in heavy or light soil They should be placed in an open location where sunshine is available of the day They should not be planted too close to trees or large shrubs Good drainage Is also necessary 141181S do require lots of and Mr Hamblen finds it necessary to thoroughly water them at least twice a week in hot weather Mrs Hamblen cultivates plenty of manure in the soil in the very early spring In July the chrysanthemums are given a liberal amount of a complete commercial fertilizer at least apart 1 LEON BROWN'S undo ' 1 1 0'- e mRS Salt Lake Flower Garden Club 3 8 pm Utah Power and Light Co auditorium Midway Garden Club—May 3 Special t HAMBLEN WATERS newly set plants thoroughly and keeps them on the dry side for about a week This will promote more rapid root development she says The average plant should chrysanthemum be placed ' about 18 inches div- Igarden Lake City S ' the best - e Folsom isions should have the soil pressed firmly around the roots with no pressure at the crown of the plant little care my green thumber it- make will clump 0 i'lS qi I SUNWS-CAL- L FLORAL COMPANY 4-55- 44 r West (lordartRiver):iind 15th South' a 'H19 1 |