Show I 4 I (11 1 ' 1 1 c r Sunday Morn lig Marigold Startles Botanists Chemical Gives F lolvers 1 New Character ' '''' turf and Y—a long color over- - tints your e the plan who nd of nable make year both ma- - — Somelh 1ng startlingly new In flower development has been just i i made available to amateur gardenn the ) ers by David Btfrpee ( h3bridist of Philadelphia ' who shares to large extent In the plant wizardry of the late Luther a relative of his i ' Burbank This is a new marigold called 1 'Tetra Marigold" the first tetra- ploid flower created by the use of a chemical known as colchicine I and obtained from the bulb of the Ig : t If ' t '' ': : l'' and ' °Its V ': Br uo rc at uhGold iu oe el : 40!1- yheca011ueld- btorateaahntael 4 i i- fi li 4 Burpee who showed the new flower recently and lectured on It to some 2000 horticulturists and garden experts this makes Tetra ) Marigold especially valuble for its long keeping quillities either on the plant or when cut "The colchicine" said Mr Bur-pe- e with a twinkle "has about If I not lways rtions If ‘( )11the Inter wiled 'n the — ' ti I CI'( at: lous thleaves boerxgcbi oaeonmdu ipinergat t n 4i about 19 weeks from seeds which should be started early indoors If Ipossible It is as easy to grow as any marigold and marigolds are one of the easiest of all flow- era to raise" r asoll oopeyethmig -- otnhTeet olearannvtly 41 ) ffcheonee pt The plants two to two and a half feet tall have much greater vigor than other marigolds The main ) threua and branches are thick and :: me vith Mr ) Action iiExplains :al with a scientific Burpee explained what tetraplold is il Every cell of 1 toy)4fi-- — if) ( such as eggs end pollen grains These genes are held together in long strings called "i iE ES germ cells Tlthrough ! T's every plant and animal contains thousands of W- tramicroscopic bodies galled genes which transmit all hereditary traits from parent to offspring chromosomes There are three principal ways to change the heredity of a plant and develop a new variety One I's by libridization for example crossing double flowers from one plant with red flowers from an) other and thus producing a red 1 t ( 1 ers I ( ( I i is ug dh(tilumbhleer 1 eArnfootrhmer thbey gmenuettation a ) 't To N ly Li W' of Setg an vvoon osme chromosomes coming from the male parent and i one set from the female parent '$ I these plants are (IOW diploid& plant with three sets Is a trl1 3:‘ilot with four a tetraploid one I five a pentaploid and so on )Il'hese have been known though since the dawn 'Tot undeNtowl ILI 4if agriculture Many of our of pears and apples are Iriploids or tetraplolds many tu- lips and irises are triploids our riNormal ( op ec t- 'I 1 3 l'i tics L :( cultivated strawberries are octo- But all of these were so Tiolds by nature — The new Tetra Marigold is the flower to be put on the marpirst 'ket that was produced deliberate:ly by mans changing its chromo- I 1J N -- I i ' ) O In 1904 it was dis- some content chemicals covered that certain produced this effect In roots but had no effect on the plants blosItoms The first chemical used was her caoltko incelosaenl: rkeallaotieda Otot fr:1 t i S lt7 i )::7t)il l 1 1 FOR LAWNS ' II smooth as 1° GOLF GREENS uss tt I 1''' MAnittartured by COLORADO ANIMAL Co 43 Was 5373 Routh 3rd W Ogden—Phone 3krie Logan—Phono 49 Ppenigh York—Phone 53 :1aJ 1 4 i f ‘ 'irOg4--v4- : ' 4 ti :' ty fi 4 II : ii r -- V '11' 0 II t '4:Ik a t I tof ' 4 Ai Iv :? y : k ii:4 ''' 44 je 441 '? 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Draperies Floor Coverings Wall Papers Hit New Note ) D t I fig-flo- 0 :t 'Never' List ready-to-han- Ilouseplanters Garden Encyclopedia Offers Wide Collection of Facts s the----- In line with the state-widdrive for beautification of bare and ugly places needed so badly and brought to a head by the approach of the centennial in 1947 farmers and those in rural communities will find aid from the school of forestry at the Utah State Agricultural college Through this school in cooperation with the United States department Of agriculture the state offers young trPes of nine varieties as well as three kinds of small evergreens at nominal prices for planting on farm lands in Utah The saplings are from haps the best known and is the with grow erStsrted six to 36 inches in height strong cgluickest four years of irrigation it surwell rooted plants just the size vives drouth with amazing ease for taking hold of new soil easily and will endure alkaline conditions The as no other tree will It reaches and growing with rapidity baby evergreens are from four to no greater height than 60 feet at eight inches tall maturity: this factor alone makes There are innumerable places It valuable in some situations where these young trees could be The Russian olive is a handsome planted for real economic advan- small tree with gray leaves It well as for the as simple pur- Is splendid for a tall hedge and tage pose of making the landscape more thrives well in poor wet or alkaIn pastures line soil lovely graciously where they will give shade for The Catalpa Is a beautiful tree the animals: along the banks of with exotic spectacular flowers in streams and ditches where they June but Its value to the farmer near farm may be that it furnishes excellent will prevent erosion buildings to serve as protection material for fence posts from strong winds or to hide their The thornless honey locust is ugliness along fence lines espe- perhaps the most aristocratic of cially on north exposures so that all the trees offered with Its delithe fields will have a kind of sun cately cut foliage and its drooping trap and in a great many other clusters of fragrant flowers in summer spots trees will prove beneficial It grows rapidly for a hardwood tree and is not particuTrees Needed lar as to soil Every farm or rural home has For swampy or poorly drained places where trees should be grow- - soil the best choice is the golden The few rules imposed on willow which will also be good for ing purchasers by the college should planting along banks of streams to deter no one from taking advan- prevent erosion It does not mind tage of the splendid opportunity to alkali in the soil either obtain them They must be purchased in lots of 25 trees of one p kind at least they must be irri'z's1 k it gated and cultivated for the first four years after planting and must fife be protected from fire and grazing they must be open to inspection by representatives of the United States department of agriculture and of the college at all 1S:11"' :dg) !times and of course no trees may e ' P I: 0: Conservation Projects fig V 'k I ‘:1$ 1 1 ''' ' li 4 ( ' 1 Fences Should Match Hottse Expert Names 'Easy Plants 1i be resold The evergreens are tiny but they are at the right size for safe transplanting with bare roots Set out in rows and well irrigated in no time at all these Infant ponderosa pines blue spruces and red cedars will have grown to good size Evergreens are quite invaluable about any farm or country home I (trio aasince 1669 - - - - at 11 °11:1:111111 It's Just a "roof over your head" that new home of until you add the yours charm and beauty of healthy living plants For finest results be sure the things you plant receive the eleven food elements scientists have proved are required from soil The easy safe way is to feed everything you plant with VIGOR° pion( O I 0— We Are ip Jobbers for Vigor° BAILEY & SONS Co Wasatch EAST SOUTH d I I IKi2 SEEDMEN SINCE 1163 2ND AIRVIIIIWNE-1- 365 70 WEST I I I — i (D SP with ra ' Isphis ''''101''( 4 iliti i ' it ttztpi14 lig r b'll'ctrikto'-g-bu- ta0 i Vtil'IOYawct11"31 OUnCe spray IA)all::r k i BELAY — LIBERAL PREPAYMENT If i Ire invite you to investigate our record Tracy Loan & Trust I BlaCIP TOIACCO INC01110111A1111 ffactory i P 1 J Ii I OPTIONS I i I (c l — s ttie" r t-- i 1 t ) IA "lib CO'' — il 1 Straight Mortgage Loans Improvement IA)ans Refinancing Loans Gninty Records prove that we continued the (luring past year to make more loans on real estate than any two competitors in the State combined? 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'PROPERTY est BRINGING UP FLOWERS Bloom of Primula Lasts for Months - I i Lo'1-Jto oney a Buckle al 183 IC 1113 Planting Completes :::::1tuntam:tnr::muntmmunttm::::::ttuntutunnumuuu - EllORTME1111 - No 0 meat primula yr i H Gmal Pil c' ::: Realtors Plan Series Lectures Provo ELECTRICAL FIXTURES The house plant 1 'You boys ain't heard nothin' yet Wait WI you hear the big news about FEDERAL HOMES Inc—come early in March" Li nfl hard-to-plea- Owners Get Afore for illoney 01 1 Many Varieties The shade trees may be had in green ash catalpa Siberian elm back locust thornless honey locust Russian olive Siberian pea tree black walnut and golden willow Of these the Siberian elm Is per Seed Sowino- Time Nears 5 1 3 i 1 1 4 perfect condition for cannas are far easier to store than dahlias Divide every root now and see that each division has two or three strong eyes or growing points Pot each of the sections in individual containers of sandy loam without table fertilizer unless it Cover the eyes but is very old have no more than about an eighth of an Inch of soil over them If divisions had to be left with only a single eye put two or even three In a single pot The best pots to choose are the heavy paper ones sold by most nursery stores for these may be set outside along with the started roots when warm weather has come to stay in your The roots will then suflocality fer no shock from the transplanting and the paper pot soon decays il P” ( 4 1(11 ‘I1 ) I Offered Three score and eleven years of leadership in the building industry established on worthiness of purpose and adherence to the moral principle of strict integrity In our business dealings a successful record which is 'your guarantee of dependable service in HOME PLANNING— FINANCING and BUILDING SUPPLIES HAITI I 7 1 "ce17117 kv f i 141 7 1 t q I f ': e' Vv - 1 N't' 4 i$' ' 1 w t4 4: 1 The soil should be 'just damp until you see growth starting d k' N : 44 kik Alter that give plenty of moisture I tr 'i' 4tt s ''''Aikt for the canna likes a high humid414 t k' ! Iv ity Temperatures in which the It ' 4 st'N 4 young plants live should be from c k i ' 70 to 80 degrees ' $''''' Starting cannas in this way gives you flowers in the garden two months or more earlier than if you Trends of today In draperiesquality They have dots and (J wall paper and ures and intriguing novelty nets waited until May or the earliest coverings ) possible time for safety to plant other home furnishings follow the that hang most gracefully The the roots outdoors sturdy simplicity of early Amer- - new patterns and soft neutral 4 11 AvvotC l'il 141 ilt i 4i lean styles or as if by contrast shades blend with any room 0- r sik :i tt Cottage sets are of fine quality the glamor and romance of tvven- Tetra Marigold is the first tetraploid flower to be created tieth century moderns pin flot marquisette madras marbefore have the Salt Lake quisette and sheer printed voile by the use of a chemical and offered to the public for stores shown such a wide va- - There ore many frothy ruffled and City reproduction from seeds It is a deep orange in color riety of draperies nor have the tailored styles with colored tape or g like a carnation in form variety the tailored colored borders The newest spring panels or the materials revealed colors will refresh any window All brighter or more cheerful colors have that custom touch so much and designs Almost all are in desired In a beautifully hanging brand-necolors that tend to put curtain or drape Never expect a large greenThe new drapery hardware is new life into any room C" house plant to thrive and grow In keeping with the excellent qual11arge 'ariety Stocked finer and larger still in your Window ity of drapery fabrics home Under radically different Hundreds of home owners and blinds and shades too are found housewives are bringing spring to In all the popular shades and texconditions it finds in any house Every amateur gardener ought to possess a volume of The such a plant seldom can Imtheir windows with these new tures Venetian blinds are expectGarden Encyclopedia a monumental book edited by E L D Sey prove It is far better to buy a drapes Counters and shelves as ed to achieve even greater popuwell as the very walls of stores larity than heretofore motif B S A and published by the William H Wise company of small plant which will adapt itshow drapery damasks of rich texNew York City It is safe to say there is no question the gardener self to the changed conditions ture colorful and practical home- - New all Papers Never put a small rooted cuthere answered he find will not ask which may Never before have the stores a crash sunfast and tubfast from or a spun ting very tiny plant In alphabetical arrangement - shown such a roundup of wall marand sheer cretonnes small a one The into crisp pot large book contains thousands of short too great amount of soil will hold quisettes economy priced tailored papers Nor has the quality ever articles tersely yet clearly writ- a great deal of water and will panels of marquisette and net cot- - been exceeded Designers have apten and almost always illustrated overtime in turn the soil sour The plant is tage sets as crisp and new as parently worked of when and how the why giving and oil achieving a galaxy of designs that chintz Itself sure to die as a result warp spring of garevery conceivable branch make the selection of a paper for Never fertilize a newly planted silks dening— It is written in language in come any room a downright pleasure Tailored a nor is which sick pairs dainty cutting plant easily understood by any beginner (Continued from Preceding Page) Such specimens cannot absorb marquisettes of exquisitely fine The novelty rolls for bathroom and not the least of its charms is the food and it may poison them nursery and other rooms away the pronunciation key given with money is no doubt the strictly utilfrom the usual living bed and dineach of the Latin or Greek names itarian wire one and even this You can kill them with kindness ing rooms show that special atNever to hesitate back cut be is to not it if blocks need that are such stumbling despised neatly tention is being paid to such home which have tall plants grown is and clothed most gardeners and tightly made and quarters This makes them spindly Treatment of plant diseases and with vines The trouble is that The linoleums now on display branch out and become bushy pests accompanies the discussions for so many months of the year it are keeping pace with other is especially true of geraThis on how to recognize them there will be bare and ugly while a glamorous items of home furnishare thorougll dissertations on soils painted wooden fence or a stone niums and fuchsias A list of houseplants Never omit daily ventilation of suited In ings The home owner may now and their elements and needs or brick wall is always sightly procure these floor coverings in culture to the elementary knot any room in whrch plants grow there are complete directions for Vines listed designs that mach almost any comof been has turn the and preMany edge beginner plants yellow such horticultural tasks as prunbination of home furnishings SevAlex leaves their Laurie Professor because of by drop the pared Vines suited to growing on fences ing disbudding planting and transeral stores are prepared to profolof the Ohio State university need fo'r fresh air However in from roses are also are and there many climbing many planting vide almost any sort of special delowing years of personal experineeded hints on planning the gar- - wide variety to such perennials as protect them from direct drafts The regular offerings are sign ence coupled with extensive gathwisteria silver lace den and selecting varieties of flow- - honeysuckle however of such wide variety and vine clematis paniculata and the ering of records ers shrubs and trees Each plant he emphasizes Is colorings as to make choice an Thoroughly modern the newest lovely flowering annuals which both beautiful and adaptable to easy matter for even the roost in all types of plant ma- - elude the moonflower the new customer various and changing home conterial are described and often morning glories cobaea scandens ditions and those who wish to How cardinal climber and the often-t- o shown in fine photographs avoid discouraging losses with make a rock garden plant a despised but charming wild eudahlia root construct a seed fiat cumber This last is only taboo houseplants and to gather a handshould stick to Of in because it loves to reproduce itself Orders for the annuals you in- some collection grow annuals to best advantage A series of five classes in real care for formal hedges—these are so amazingly fast if the seedlings tend to start in seed pans or flats these but a fraction of the Immense are rooted out or moved to proper should be in the They are the aspidistra the estate selling and management hands of your screw amount of knowledge this encyclo- - quarters it need not be a nuisance pine or pandanus the drasponsored Jointly by the Salt Lake Now that we are approaching nurseryman very soon now This caena indivisa the sanseveria or Real Estate board the extension pedia offers in its 1300 pages— M C the centennial year when we wish is important most especially with snake plant the rubber plant or division of the University of Utah the whole state to be beautiful the new Introductions stocks of ficus the English ivy the aspara- and the Provo board of education were tried colchiclne being the it is time to look to our fences to which are never very large the gus fern or asparagus sprengeril will be given in Provo beginning and the Impatiens or Sultana tear down old ramshackle ones and first few years it was anmost successful Thursday evening fine strong handsome ones When experience has been gained nounced Saturday by Richard F of the more common annuals Experiment has shown that vari- erect in their places and at this period those which need a longer time in caring for these plants Profesous methods of applying nicht'larding executive secretary of cine work best on various plants of the year before the rush of in which to reach a good size for sor Laurie suggests that begonias the Salt Lake realtors into the flowering in variety geraniums fuchsias cyThe seeds may be soaked in a so- active planting the wise gardener transplanting Speakers for the series include and Boston F Orin Woodbury Werner Klepe places outdoors are lobelia pe- clamens primroses lution of it for several hours The builds his fences tunias African daisies ferns be added snapRaymond R Brady Graham IL Seedlings plants may be sprayed dragons China asters annual or Notice that the expert places the Doxey and Mr 'larding may be immersed In the solution or dahlias annual holly- Boston fern last on the entire list -NOW bedding tips of branches inserted in vials hocks larkspur stocks and ti- thus showing that he considers containing it or a salve made of thonlas this the most difficult houseplant colchieine and lanolin may be When flowers are grown In flats for an amateur yet a Boston fern I: applied to the plants you must remember that they will In sure to be the first one purMr Burpee pointed out that col(Continued from Paso Two) need later much more room than chased by most houseplanters! chleine should not be confused l' 0 with growth stimulants such as leum on the floor The bath must the first seed pans require because : auxin and hormidin 1 It does noth- be a recessed tub with tile around they must be transplanted at least once in $ on before floor the The windows the being put ing to promote faster growth: Its and Do not sow more seeds Immediate effect is to retard must have shades the light fixtures borders : must be attractive and the lot than your basement widow sills or growth 1 "So far as is known" the hy- - landscaped There must be a ga- your kitchen windows can care has no ef- rage cement walks and strips and for Also remember that plants fect on animals 110 it is a highly a dozen or more other features I in home building grown indoors ought to be hard- Designs "Competition Important new tool to the plant trang-enPd off before they are breeder increasing the size and and home selling is keen therefore I Sloe seasovigor of many sorts of plants prices must he at the lowest possi- planted to their apportioned spots in the garden AlLowest it ft e making some sterile kinds produce ble figure That means that prof- n-long tea low time for this when you begin seeds The extent to which the its to the builder are small consid10 Into will need size of plants and flowers may he sowing days They "Taking everything in their Increased appears to be definite eration right now k a better time or two weeks outside inib we have had final flats to buy a sheltered place In than ly limited however" he said ELECTRI 0 In the pasthome it may not last for the garden or in the coldframe to become acclimated After this All business goes In cycles long 'IMISOTSTillit Costs may changes opportunities hardening they may btliput safely for profits Increase and low inter- - Into the borders : est rates may not last" – Make— 4 i - I' i :N vo 00 ‘ Tr 10& "iir:it11In : : 1 ' wwipsta 11 U S A C Oilers Aid To Beautification Ile - ti :It I -- kv ' 1 ' tion now Look over the roots and discard any that have decayed or dried out If they were in a dry warm place not too warm yet with no danger of freezing temperatures the chances are that all are in :f: 4 1 cochirne Ili 4411I'' i - 1?' j'''v 4 p 1:t a Ans o ''''tt:':' fI !A t vkt i ' :b )10 -- ' 't 4‘: : 7 ' ' ':4- - r ' 1 - t ' ' Pe 1 I 10 ! ‘ 6 01 At: ':'?:' 4- 4 0:1 ' Long Lasting Its frill petals are of unusually heavy substance According to f ff: v t4: 0t1-- - mmarigold 1uladielyd ex- - tt i February 25 1910 Por Window Loveliness Canna rhizomes that were dug last fall and stored over the winter In the basement need atten- ?f:lk:44 4ti2i r t7' i ' '' v ::: b I f ' t4 sci r m e and fairly new hybrid known to most t 11° kcal gardeners with the colchieine and thereby doubled its chromosomes The result is a carPat1 : ion-flowered marigold of the most attractive form four inches 1 In diameter and a very deep orange In hue i ''i t:1 1 neans bined 1' 4 n o '' 4 mant him- - 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