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warm days afidsenjoy the cooling effect of 
the evaporating moisture. If you don’t 
have a sttade tree in your patio, be sure to 
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will appear to good advantage on a trellis. 
Berries and grapes often need the support 
of a trellis or a screen. 
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FOR SUN ’ FOR LIGHT SHADE ANNUALS FOR FALL ANNUAL VINES LOW GROWING FOR 
Aquilegia (Columbine) Make an additional EDGINGS 
Baca Digitalis Woxglove) sowing of these flow- | Scarlet Runner Bean Ageratum 
- California Poppy Nasturtium fall Titceacte oe for Black Eyed Susan Vine Alyssum 
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Shirley Poppy Peeenee Calendula Canary Bird Vine Bl eset Daisy 
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men. iver Daisy Stock California Poppy rnamental Gourds ee 
Zinnia Snapdragons Dwarf Marigold Morning Glory Saco 
ee: Cipeisold Nemophila Phlox Drummondi Nastirtiuin (Olindbing! Nasturtium, Dwarf 
Leet eee Petunia (Fringed and Sweet Alyssum pets Pansy 
Bedding Petunia Ruffled) Zinnia, Lilliput Sweet Peas Portulaca 
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Alyssum - Calliopsis - Candytuft - Bachelor Button - Gypsophila - Mignonette - Shirley Poppy 
