Show C T r are and waiva bors lop 4 K a 01 V 4 14 06 I 1 A ua A X nc 1 il 7 4 A the rambler which grow grows so effectually on this home porch pooch would be aa as attractive on a parch EASY TO GROW FLOWERS AND SHRUBS why should not the playground a at I 1 school ie be inada made one of the bc tic dutiful places of the tile school district here the dill children dren spend most mot of their wakeful uke hours more during the school hours than at boint these hours of study and play mean much more ft hen lien their surroundings arc are con conduce duclie e to putting forth their best efforts the green leaves of the spring the tile colored foliage of the fall the sumac asters and goldenrod all add something forue to creating it more cheerful spirit this Is the day of popular education uv M condition that will bo be most fa verible to all should bo be prodded provided it if within means in most casis casts those thome things which hae most real beauty to conn tend hem them can call be acquired with the least pecuniary tx expense IN hat doe 10 I 1 ost oost o to plant a tree or a shrub how la Is it to set got out a aloner very little time be taken to clean up a schoolyard if there are willing milling hands every hiery boy and orl arl can bo be made willing to help there tire patrons who ullo are willing milling to assist it if they know bhat sou want vant done A country schoolhouse school houe howie in Ne western stern ohio had bush japonica flowering quince snowballs dweey clor bridal wreath etc set in masses in the corners and near the tides sides so that the pin ground was nas not encroached upon those which 10 lo flo not grow my blah mail arc are set in front the hardy hydrangea hy drangin and trumpet vine nine tire ail for pring spring planting ting they should be on tery school ground near the front porch ot of the school it if the school banita a porch or near the schoolhouse on a trellia have crim son on or the dorothy parkins ramblers ilant plant hardy near the tile fenced to hide the foundations plant everad hundreds of tulips and hn cintas and have haie plenty of cro crocuses cutes 1 through the grass all that Is to do to work of this kind ts Is to arouse a little ittle interest aaeng the children and patrons the arar gardens oflas 1 year haia haic demonstrated how eagerly tile lie children fall in bilth the plans cf ef their elders and how successful they run be in his particular line of endeavor too the children hould should be permitted to do most of the i ork because tt it Is 18 a joy jor to a tit h id to banow now that he has lins aw isted in doln doing good work ork the tulip and hyacinth bulb bulbs should be planted six inches aches deep and about three or four indies inches apart they might be planted t ft ht ur r ten inches deep it tho the soil had find been loose after blooming tulips can be cut off and gt or coleus can be planted the summer in the same ground kafter fter frost tulips and hyacinths hyacinth should remain lo 10 the ground on 0 er vi i in ill ter to be ready mady for the earing ing are fences necessary to protect the I 1 lants not vot nt at all public aill protect a floeser if tle le public through its children helped in the planting les there Is nn an exco exceptional ati onal indifferent one now ind then but the public that has it beautiful ground and ling has experienced a nw new feeling because of it ili take care of the indifferent one BEAUTIFUL COLOR EFF EFFECTS IN HEDGES dy L L M bennington one of the roost most beautiful beares la Is made by planting scarlet ralvia in u row s a background then a row of white i bilte nicot lana with u ith blue ageratum ns an a border in ili title this combination we get our pat patrol tic colors white the vivid I 1 lue of the and the flaming scarlet of the la a would be anything but a pleasing note if it planted next cach other the intervening white nl nt collana cot lann lana nod and blends the col ore ors until tho effect Is a thing of beau ty callaci its and hite phlox Is 1 another effect effective le combination for hedgli or mass planting ilant plant the zinnias in tho the back row then the cal and let white phlox font form tho the border i makes a splendid linnit for hedfes it groux to the eight of seven or ellit eight feet with huge coppery leaves ibis plant Is aleo also ns as a screen or used use in n the canter of circular bed where its rich troi leal fol inge age ll 11 combined with mith barmo harmonious clous plants Is a thine thing of beauty the reed Is tender and should not be lie put into the ground until all danger from front frost Is 4 past in plant nir for hedges use nasturtiums or cal eliop leopie le in float of it use ehnle oil saip and kerosene ke roeene emulsion for the anix jore scale on tree ur u shrub this may bv bt well diluted and used on oil soft wooded plants plant to rid them of plant lice mealy buff bux etc trunks of young fruit should be wrapped so Us to preyer t the tile rab bite bits from gunsing off 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