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SEPTEMBER NOTES. 



Prepare potting soil and drainage 

 material and store up for winter use. 



Scald old pots, soak new ones. 



Spade around plants to be lifted 

 from border, making ball of roots to 

 fill pot. Pot after two or three weeks 

 and growth will not be checked. 



Give amaryllis new, rich top soil, 

 plenty of water and sun. 



Cut back pelargoniums; give smaller 

 pots and shade until started. 



Repot callas in rich soil. 



Fertilize chrysanthemums weekly 

 after buds form. 



Repot roses, cut back, watch for in- 

 sects. 



Order bulbs early; pot or plant im- 

 mediately upon arrival. 



Pot oxalis; supply water constantly. 



Give freesias light, rich soil and 

 cool, shady place outdoors till started, 

 then give sun. 



Pot and plant candidum lilies. 



Pot balsams, petunias and other an- 

 nuals in large pots for winter. 



Transplant peonies into very rich, 

 deep soil. 



Cover bulb beds with straw, etc.. to 

 prevent thawing in winter. 



Plant lilacs and weigelas. 



Cut off seed pods from annuals to 

 prolong blooming season. 



Sov pansy seed for spring bloom- 

 ing; cover lightly through winter with 

 leaves. Early flowers are largest. 



Illinois. Mary A^sdrews. 



The dahlias, chrysanthemums, roses 

 and tuberoses are doing their best 

 now. Prepare covers by first putting 

 up stakes and drawing sacks over 

 your plants when the nights get frosty 

 and they will bloom till Christmas. 

 Take up tuberoses, pot them and they 

 will bloom till January. By planting 

 the Roman hyacinth, both in pots and 

 beds, the calla lily and other early 

 flowering bulbs will come into bloom 

 by the time the above gives out. Pot 



