THE FLORAL JVORLD 



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THINGS TO DO IN APRIL. 



(Continued from page 12.) 

 ^^ake up, floral lovers! Spring is 

 truly cycling near. Tuberous roots 

 and seeds of lazy-flowering plants 

 should be growing in the house now. 

 Dress the garden beds now, that spring 

 rains may rot it in. Soon as the soil 

 <jan be forked attend to that sweet 

 pea bed, for early blossoms are finest, 

 and alternate a few climbing caprice 

 nasturtiums, in front of which have a 

 row of low caprice. Soon as frost is 

 over put a row, twenty feet long, if 

 possible, of your giant cosmos seed- 

 lings along that high rear fence. In 

 front of that plant a row of salvia 

 splendens, then a row of brilliant pop- 

 pies and a fourth row of prize ver- 

 iDenas, and don't trim the salvia. Try 

 this. 



New Jersey. McLeod. 



The loveliest season of the year is 

 here. Our house plants are doing 

 their best, but our interest is in the 

 awakening life outdoors. If frost has 

 hindered so far, now spade your gar- 

 den and plant your sweet peas first. 

 Gradually uncover your pansies and 

 choice roses. Already my forget-me- 

 nots, hardy pinks, polyanthus and 

 iDulbs are green and in a few days will 

 unfold their early blooms. Our grand- 

 mothers' gardens were beautiful, but 

 many of her favorites require too 

 much room. I have tried nearly all the 

 annuals and this year I shall plant 

 seeds as follows: Sweet pea, pansies, 

 asters, Marguerite, carnation, dwarf pe- 

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