March, 1922 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



185 



Notes on Transplanting. ^Continued from p. 159 



sunshine in California so warm and the 

 shade so cold? One can journey from a 

 May day in the temperate zone to some- 

 thing like December in the Arctic circle, by 

 taking a few steps around the corner of a 

 house. It affords a fascinating variation 

 in climate. 



In spite of little drawbacks like freezing 

 temperature, low gas pressure and recent 

 transplanting we perennials are thriving 

 and happy, and so are the little plants, 

 springing up around our roots, which were 

 transplanted with us. The large pot (house 

 in beautiful Pasadena) is comfortable now 

 that the weather is moderating and the 

 view on every side is wonderful. To the 

 south are orange trees, palms, pepper trees, 

 rose-covered pergolas and green lawns and 

 soon there will be flowers again. To the 

 northeast lies the mountain range with its 

 ever changing beauty, with the glistening, 

 snowy crown of "Old Baldy" peeping over 

 the shoulders of the nearer mountains. The 

 future in our chosen state looks beautiful 

 and interesting. 



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