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-r-r- if! I V- -v -k -v- -v THE PHILADELPHIA INOUIREH. SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 8, 1953 ab 1 Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden I SSWaaaaaSSSa.swwai I I I I mmmmmm II I aaaaaSSSaSWeaaaSSaawaSSaSWaW III Protect Improve Your Property Amaryllis Wins Attention As Potted Plant Leader By Jane Leslie Kift Amaryllis are usually the highlights among the potted Easy-way Gardener with Today's by I. P. Thomas plant classes of the Philadelphia Flower Show.

These The Truth About Crab Grass eoreeous flowers that appear in late winter, grown irom puips, are time, told us the bulbs refused to bloom. That, in most cases, they de specincaiiy laenueu Other members of this large family produce similar firtorprs A urine the summer and are therefore valuable garden veloped fine leaves and many shoots but on flowers. When the bulb insists in growing foliage but fails to bloom, the difficulty may frequently be overcome by working into the soil a You can't eliminate crab grass entirely under practical conditions. BUT you can reduce it to a minor nuisance. There are three necessary steps.

Step one you can take now. We'll talk about the other steps later, in articles to follow. Crab gTass is an annual. The seed doesn't eerminate until to arm 0) SPRING is the best time to plant the 'amazing Shrub Rose Hedge that's sweping tha gfife ST- nation with Beauty and Utility! KJSif. A 111 Til 111 at, 1 rather generous amount of finely ground bonemeal.

A teacupiul to a clump of five bulbs will not be too weather. So early fertilizing: grows your other grass to crowd the crab grass. much. Do not let the bonemeal come against the plants themselves but rather incorporate it with the soil two inches away from the main Remember, fertilizer is cheaper PHILADELPHIA stems. than grass seed.

One well grown grass plant per square inch is Two other worthwhile amayrllis are belladonna, which comes to us from the Cape of Good Hope, and the Jacobean lily which is little known enough. So feed your existing lawn plants. -Amaryllis halli, otherwise known lycoris squamigera, is entirely hardy in this locality and in fact any place in the north. Its performance is strange to anyone growing it for the first time. In the early spring just as other plants are starting to make growth it send up lush green leaves, which, about July 1, die down and finally disappear.

BAFFLING COLOR Soon after the leaves disappear tall stalks shoot up which bear the most attractive lavendar flowers, six sometimes more to a stem. Some authorities describe the flowers as pink-tinged with lavender. The coloring is baffling but beautifuL The catalogues tell us the plants do not care what type of soil happens to surround their roots and they are equally indifferent to climate, but they all suggest that it wise to plant them in full sun and in a place where and make it thick and lush. STURDY. FAST-GROWING in American gardens and yet was Now is the time to feed lawns usine grown in England in 1658 START INDOORS only 3 lbs.

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M. It 10 P. M. (Opens 12 Noon March 16) $1.50 Adults 75c Children Jncluding Ta Both varieties must be started indoors in pots. For summer blooms, Trace) Elements Needed Minor plant food elements are the Amaryllis belladonna must be planted in June or early July, using 7 to 8-inch pots.

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The flowers, which are sweet-scented and often three and one-half inches long, are produced in terminal clusters on long Manganese, Copper Zinc, etc. often shows up in off-color, yellowish foliage instead of a- rich green. taller nlants shade their roots. They ft rrow in California in any open, A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PERFECT BLOOMS! stems. They vary in color from pure It costs no more to be sure of these sunny place where even their roots (tor rather, the base of the plants) white to rosey-red and purple.

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"Philadelphia Scene, 1821" By Pemntylvonim Horticultural Society 4 Tarrocas with plantings 4 Woodland Plantings 2 Flowar Marts Changing Room Exhibits and Flowar Arrongamants Demonstration of Flowor and Plant Usss. not hardy, is quite successful as a value to promote more vigorous root growth. summer flowering bulb. It may be HOME, FARM GARDEN Set them ao to planted in pots in late April or early FREE SOIL TEST Ask your dealer for May in full sun. Set the bulbs in rich loam that is not too heavy.

In the 24 inches apart (13 inches for farm fences) and watch late fall dry the bulbs and store them shipping tag and instructions to get a free, in a temperature above freezing. scientific sou analysis. It's free to Thomas The pots of either the Amaryllis belladonna or the Jacobean lily may them grow! Require practically soaaiciuaw SALISBURY NURSERIES SALISBURY 15. MD. Send me, at once, the following number of LIVING FENCE plants, at these prepaid prices, on your money back guarantee.

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They usually bloom profusely in August of the second year. The number of flowers Increases each year. IMPORT FROM ANDES Another amaryllis, commonly known as the Peru vain Daffodil or spider lily (Ismene) hails from the Andes. This is one of the tender members of the family and must be planted in the spring after the ground has become warm, usually after the middle of May and lifted and brought inside before the nights become fairly cold, in the early fall. The curious lily-like flower of this variety looks as though it had its edges snipped with sharp scissors.

The Peruvian daffodil usually TVifM-im soon after planting and continues in flower over a long period. The flowers are glistening white and quite fragrant, especially in the early evening. Often you will find a stem bearing three or four of these queerly shaped flowers. When planting, set the bulbs 4 to 6 inches deep in small groups in a herbaceous border. Never plant them in rows for when so arranged they loose their charm.

no care, only trimming for shaping the Soil test will tell you the acidity condition of June. The flowers of the Jacobean lily, being a brilliant red, are well placed when growing near a group of white flowers or plants with deep your soil and its fertilizer needs. FOR green foliage way you want. Keeps dogs and farm animals off your grounds, gives you a permanent fence for privacy, increases the value of your property. Costs a fraction of a wire fence without the cost of maintenance.

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20 wrrr good raxows get tocttht Years so. the Fran kiln and Marshall Chess Club were wont to meet annually In friendly nveirr over tho chequered board. These meet-tfcgs vers much more than mere contests: they were a settms-toeeUier of oid acquaintances tta the finest spirit of mutual friendship and i food sportsmanship. Chess brought us together, but. strangely enough the play and the outcome ha faded largely Into the limbo of forxetfulnesa whiie the memory of breaking bread with our craetous hosts, ail gathered around the festive board remains a bright and ahining light from our treasury of the past.

While wo still cherish our fond recollections. II is indeed a great pleasure to know that the present is to revive the past and that these two great dubs are to ones again meet in a resumption of th good old-time comradeship. Next Sunday. Father Perm's boys will journey to Gotham to uit with tae sons of Knicker-korker. boys from Franklin will be guests of the Marshall at a luncheon on their arrival.

Later. In tae evening, the members of the two teams, together with their friends, will once again gather around the festive board to renew old and to form new friendships, friendships that will last for all tints as did those ws mads so oar.y years ago. The home of tha Marshall Chess Club is located in downtown New York at 23 West Tenth Street. It is a dub with the homey auuosphere of good living and gracious welcome. The snatea will be one of 12 boards.

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A. The boys from the Tonne; Men's Hebrew Association scored a notable victory in their match wiut the German town Club. The only loss suffered by the boys from south Broad Street was too result of a unavoidable forfeit. The final aeora 4 to 2. dif- our selection, flowers SAFE with to Ailentown on Sunday.

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Franklin scored six wins out of seven matches, their only setback being administered bv Drexel. The collegians defeated the new ehamnions bv the score Hebrew Assn. 1 Forfeit 2, Mvron Brand 3. Pred wiiheim 4. Ken Keiter 0 1 1 1 G.

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1-1: Chess Club's raotd transit on the 27th of Fibruarv with Shi Oman of the home club Morris. 1-0; P. Schmidt. 1-0; B. Schwalberg.

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