Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 27, 1958, Image 36

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In order to live off the garden, you prac
tically have to live in it "Kin" Hubbard.
Nobody ever called
a spade a spade when
he tripped over one in the dark. Anonymous.
I value my garden
more for being full
of blackbirds than
of cherries and very
frankly gave them
fruit for their song.
Addison.
The lazy householder can always console
himself that the snow he doesn't shovel will
cover the leaves he didn't rake up on the lawn
he didn't mow. Edmonton (British
Columbia) Journal.
The secret of gardening success is
"Trowel and Error." Anonymous.
It isn't easy to be a good mother and a
good gardener. Either the flowers or the
children are apt to run wild. Page Cooper.
The more help a man gets in his garden,
the less it belongs to him. W. H. Davies.
Gardening: man's effort to improve
his lot Arthur Godfrey.
Gardens are not
made by singing "Oh,
how beautiful," and
sitting in the shade.
Rudyard Kipling.
The lazy way to
enjoy a beautiful,
productive garden is
to live next door to
one, and cultivate
your neighbor. Mrs.
Richard Fisher.
Gardeners will be interested to know
that the government says it's
the soil that's overworked. Anonymous.
Don't throw away the empty seed packets.
They are usually just the right size
to store the crop. Red Skelton.
Family Weekly, April 27, 195