Show ioittfttift Joie vmstS - Garden Gab remoty Piletia Dail Eizslrikt co 1 o'zs To protect your clothes against moths and mildew without worry of lingering odors hang an Enoz Moth-bloin your closet Enoz has a pleasant odor which eliminates the need for lengthy airings or ex pensive recleanings And it's 2'is - 0 4 For Spring's Best Results times more effective against de' structive moth larvae than old fashioned moth balls or flakes Enoz comes in handy hang-ubloke Just one will give your closet full protection It by Genevieve SPRING t')111i (7 i V MAIL THIS MONEY SAVING or DAHLIAS! I for rich profuse autumn flowers Fame to grow Mailing rotipoll 11111101 oil litorttMont Of giant decorative dahlias and double butt typo to tor St or thi tor SJ511 !Smut' ita yellow lavender pink bronat goiora Ste am a wail a Ile tintype' tor planting sprint July Anti dahlia not blotunitut atoms planted replaced tree lintoy by baaket tut Stall coupon today WY If Nosmt Dim II it D gw3101 - rl A! IltIv flo loUntil s LI Itomos Nome only 12 Holland Tuber MWIlliOn0 Amiss orders oil 20 Dab ihui given with for 22 Mi Usually Bloom sante demon with Ohl power& a deeded& a Pim PAW NAM( of Extra Cost FREE num! BIG Blooming Size Stultify hoots Si Sattinishing how tree! the! blimmt Fsmntl 13 NO g' COUPON": D — - Siete City MICHIGAN BULB CO Moot YOUR ANSWER TO HILLSIDE PROBLEMS KOLD-A-HIL- ----oi L - 41'!"- - 1 Planter Blocks '''-t- - ir'174r-'---rit:71N k? tA zi z N-N- i r ' :it v a CITY LAKE Y saPretavinntsso'irria Beautifiet Will Turn i - tt- If w - e Hi !Milos 90 Dugrue Angles : Mountain West Gardens FRENNER'S SALT It( 40 -r-- ' 7 UTAH PHONES 1567 EAST 39TH SOUTH RN r---- -: MAIL THIS MONEY SAYING 4) (1) 50 V) ct ittt I 4 1 — Size HOLLAND-Bloomi- ng 4)I'' et tt ' or 1641 lab's FREE CHID (Atli's BOLES Mom IN two Woo beauty II Na with ivory 10 Omni) abatable Orshid Sabo boom 13200 Gloat with Pm Orebid Dolts Gomm it O deoatmitood tAdd lIe sad ore LEI stilo osiotoold) emod COO $IM Dept limn Grand lipids Mkt 41502 Mt of EXTRA CON I HOLLANO PEACOCK OR an MICHIGAN SOLI COMPANY Glade witit I Pm °rebid Bola Gomm KA 0100 Ciao with 0 Now 1 ‘J)-iP- s 0 luts a H ou ADDRESS ploszootr Salt Lake City April 9 ttivrj: liofokr e 3'4 tit I I 5tiV 81 IP1 STATE CITY V IF YOU FIND IT necessary to lift the bulbs before the foliage has ripened dig them carefully with as much soil adhering to the roots as possi ble and plant somewhere in the garden Where they tan finish the process of maturing the foliage Usually tulips are dug and replanted about once each three years The daffodils should be left in place until they are too crowded and bloom becomes sparse SOME PEOPLE FIND IT It problem to achieve color where bulb plantings have been in the border Annuals can be planted betweeh the bulbs in the spring time and by the time their foliage has died down you will have an abundance of color to replace the bulb flowers Just noticed that I better get to the task of pruning my roses It is important to prune out all dead diseased and Infested canes when you start your pruning task Use a very sharp pruner and make clean cuts Prune out small weak and crossing HEAVY-CANELARGE bushes with lots of thorns ire generally pruned less severely than the bushes with less thorns and of a smaller size Floribunda bushes are not pruned back as much as hybrid teas as a rule Prune in the direction you want the bush to grow In other words if you want a bush to grow outwards prune to an outside bud To fill in the center of a bush prune to an Inside bud Make your cut on a slant about a fourth of an inch above a bud You might want to seal the cut with a bit of mud or a compOund available for this purpose NEW GARDEN BOOK The new Sunset Garden Book-- Is one that provides Western ers with gardening information It has a guide to how to grow plants in the West a plant selection guide chart a western plant encyclopedia which includes 5000 plants a glossary of gardeners' Ian--guage and 24 Western climate zones It is not a revision of previous editions but a brand-nebook For instance there is a list of plants for problem areas such as shady places a list of ground covers plants for shade which grow from a foot 4 1 ' 1 l':!4 v 6 t V vor 6T !v' 5t It I 44 Mrs John A Sessions and Heidi Schwemmen Nal 4 the of fragrance blooming early hyacinths enjoy to three' feet and taller types for background planting Plants for wet and dry locations are listed OL special interest to novice gardeners is the section on gardener's gardening terms The plant encyclopedia Is complete with plant material from A to Z described An excellent book for Western Gardeners at $395 published by Sunset Books Menlo Park III L LSIDE LOCATIONS are discussed with a list of shrubs vines perennials grasses and succulents which grow well on hillsides Rock garden plant material is Included with those for shade easy to grow types traditional plants and those for large rocks - Tft1- ttrs - rirr7 ri 'ill' i 7 1)11Gitt3 (114 : - kilr"'" - il t ‘ - obt It 6 'IC) moll )3 1 11) k 1 I'l 3110 voto la 7 11 - ' i '111111 111 tt k )1(1 ' td '! k ' ti 1 ' 4- - EST! Ask the man who mows one! 1) Contains all 13s essential elements needed for VITALITY VIGOR a 8! P Try a convenient - le Mega° ) Alms' FERTILIZER ''' 0 4r — 4 '4o-1'- Mall too tomato NOW and got our rainbto mot assortment of 10 blooming silo Gladiola Bulbs Warted from HOLLAND for Thom moats only to a biolb sin blooming oarittios aro airoady I iroumforonot and will madness a rainbow of 244 to blooms Wit mix dima papists flaming rods yivid yellows Mimeo Wats Oast matiootot Om as sallablo to loot your lord Maine twilit all Me bonsoly only gladloal la full bloom Many of thmo Cods Na bring already bloomed I Hold ono moos and are sow toady for solond tow maw 2 to 4 toot tall Doubly guarositall lisll IN satisfied on with! II days tor poroisato prism rotund and lospostiois Sr rotor (2nd) ony bulb foiling le flower a years replassod trot Troia am offor Co rook your allot today oto e''''s o ) NW COUPON'611nal GLADIOLUSA1031 : BULBS only IMPORTED FROM to de- velop the bulbs for next year's flowers For lots of flowers prune the bush higher For the large exhibition size flowers but fewer of them prune the bush lower 49502' op 'Me leaves are needed branches win Cosh wed Mx owe ow tho 2wottst WW1 Grand Rapids Michiqan 1 4 Folsom FLOWERING bulbs are perhaps the most welcome flowers of all their colorful beauty gives one a real lift after the drab cold days of winter First there are the bright little crocuses then the early daffodils the Emperor tulips the hyacinths and followed by the later daffodils and ! many types of tulips which extend the blooming period of the spring flowering bulbs well into late May Care of these spring bulbs after their flowering period is very important First of all do not cut elf the foliage of the plants Instead continue watering until the leaves turn brown natural ly L I Pruning Time It's Planting 50-l- DEEP-GREE- -- N COLOR Made especially for western soils Bagonly P $349 Insist upon quality LOOK FOR THIS SPECIAL DISPLAY MORGRO — -- GARDEN PRODUCTS your garden's best friend! CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE N Sears 754 South State Street none 355-665- 1 i 27 r- |