HOME AND FARM MAGAZINE SECTION
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Old-Fashioned Garden Planting
(Continued from last week.) maid, Jeanne fl'Arc (late white),
CAMPANULA MEDIA, "Canter- William Robinson, Pantheon, Lothair
bury Bells," are well suited to and Selma. There are many others,
plant among the late blooming Including Tapis Blanc for a dwarf to
perennials, or if planted in a mass front off the taller-growing kind,
they can be followed by Dahlias. Try pinching out some of the young
Heuchera sanguineo, the "Coral shoots in May and June and the
plant," is another favorite, very Phlox will flower quite late. Pyretn-
decorative and goes well with yellow ' are splendid for cutting. Some
Aqullegla or Splrea for a table dec- of the Hybrids are magnificent. The
oration. If bulbs of Monbretia are deeper forms especially used with the
planted among the Heuchera you can wll1 Maiden Hair Fern make , a
have a fine display in September. charming decoration for the dinner
The Peony is the aristocrat of the table,
garden and the glory of the border Helenium Hoopesi, the earliest of
in June. Who is bold enoueh to the family, is ideal to use in the
attempt to choose the best selection? front of Delphiniums. Autumnale h
There are so many in the catalogues fine for the Fall. HeliopBis Pitcher
that it is bewildering to attempt even lana is early flowering and blooms
to try. I will risk my favorite dozen: continuously and profusely during the
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Schroeder, Alsace Lorraine, Venus,
Sulphurea, Avalanche, Couronne
D'Or, Dorchester, Rubra Superba.
Gorgeous Colore.
Summer months.
Day Lilies.
Amongst the Day Lilies, Ilemero
callis, we have Dumostieri and Flava,
both showy and useful varieties.
Achillea, the Pearl, a plant of spread-
Among the singles are some gor- lnS habit, makes a mass of white
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flowers and must be given room to
develop. Plant Delphinium Bella
dona next to it. If you wish blue
flowers through the Summer the lat
ter will furnish a supply for three
months., This is of recent introduc
tion. A real acquisition in sky blue
and comes true to color from seed. If
seed is sown In March the plants will
commence to flower in July and con
tinue till late October. For a sym
phony in blue and white use the
pretty little annual Gypsophlla ele
gans as a companion.
Bocconia Cordata, the Plume
Poppy, makes a stately plant in a
wide border. Use it in the back
ground. Boltonlas in pink and white
are useful for massing. They make
a fine show in September. The hardy
Asters, "Michaelmas Daisies," are
being used more each year. These
are old favorites in new forms. There
are some exquisite colors amongst
the Imported Hybrids. They are at
home in the semi-wild garden and
make a riot of color when used in
combination with Helenium Autumn
ale and Cedars. .
Dahlias. comes the hardy Chrysanthemum and
The Dahlias, if a proper selection annual wall Flowers, braving severe
is made, will flower from mid- frogtg and brightening up the garden
August on. uo uui wane wo mi,- with tner cheery blossoms, even de-
geous colors effective as cut flowers
and brilliant in landscape work. Try
at least some of these the next year.
You will want more when you know
them better. The German Iris are
shown for June. The varieties Maori
King, Alber Victor, Silver King,
Madam Chereau and Agnes giving a
wide range of color. The variety
Pallida Dalmatica flowers latest of
all this class. Its tall lavender spikes
last for two weeks. The Japanese
Iris winds up the season with their
glorious Bhades, ranging from white
to all shades of blue, rivals of the
Orchid in their beauty of form and
coloring.
Give them an under-cover of
Myosotls palustrls "Forget-me-nots"
and you will have one of the most de
lightful combinations imaginable.
Pentstemon Barbatus Torreyi lends
color to the border in late June. It
associates well with yellow Fox-
gloves. Given a setting of Japanese
blood leaf maple, or a plant of the
Golden Elder you have it at its best.
Showy Plants.
Lychnis Cbalcedonica is another
showy plant, the brightest of all the
Lychnis. Both Pentstemons and
Lychnis are better separated from
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Polyphyllus Albus are two or the , .VOTlI(, nlnk ,re K0th comDaratively
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"The Oriental Poppy, the most
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