Parowan Times | 1928-08-22 | Page 8 | Planting the Front Yard

Plants ns g the front yard i Cene generally rally speaking where the foont gi aund Is of a fair sim one fan can plant ili it something along the walks walk to to discourage pedestrians inclined to take short cuts A row of japanese 1 is suitable in this plat pline e there is usually room tor for a tree or two in the lie middle of tire he grounds get good varieties tor for this something that will not start shedding its lc ica civra ill all over the lawn in the middle fiddle ni of summer birch maple or elm elin are ara rui suitable table along the walks more har bar berry or clumps clump of other oilier low hery bery may be planted verandas may folly lie be screened with will dutch mans pipe virginia vir inia creeper cler oatis or oilier vines with the steps lending leading to tile hie same flanked banked with shrubbery tr or flowers tell tall shrubs may be used here and lit at the corners or under win windows dims the tall sp spires iress dilding niini lilacs mock ek orange or forsythia will lie be found suitable before plant lug consult a good trita logue and selvo lisp lie material iii i lerla which will lip be the proper height freight when mature and will not lot all bloom at the same time