Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1926, Page 19

THE EVE 'STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, JUNE 5. 1926 REAL ESTATE. T greens. To keep it tender it should |August 20: pole beans, July 1; bush| be kept growing -fast by fertilizing | lima 1. pole limas, June h| Al . . 3 2 ()al'(lenlllg m Washlngton Wwih nitrate of soda and frequently [sweet corn (golden bantam) August | given water. When gathering, cut |1; ev . Jul cucumibers, July o 5 all the branches- first on one . sid ins. sauash, June. 1 AND ITS ENVIRONS and then on the other, otherwise it t s One hlmuldl — will dwindle and harden. S| , peppers, 1 CHESTER J. HUNN, Garden Editor, The Star. Takoma Horticultural Club. S po: xhln The late of i (Note—The editor is pleased to pre- ves'ought to be in the ground by | mustard, and is more like celery in article on the vegetables not 10 and the best varieti VEGETABLES | habit of growth. The mustard flavor | c v grown in rdens. | Green Mountain and Irish Cobbl | is refined by blanching, and it should | This article was wri 3 st| One should use caution in the | be stored in a cool dry place. It may |who was compelled for v ting of the crop from a young as; It is possible to have fresh vege-| be kept unt idwinter and is pre-|live mainly on a vegets .| gus bed. With a mature one, ay cear from | ferred as a salad. s a w authority on | cutting can be runlmueld until_the i ; bbages are richer in|vegeta row! roduct is and stringy and no; your own garden in the r T e and | v edible. en the tops should | Washington. It has heen done and | ave very hardy st itamii| without the aid of enhouse. LY iod from e | ¥ of vegetables for early| ed not only t o s particularly important. Pe Applies to 4 5 the seed | but by Winte: ver-Wintering vegetables y “lea stalk should s he allowed to | the best of the: s . of which rhubarb | hotbeds cold fr: Cont v, as this tak e energy of the of chivory, s ph June 1|and as e wel with decaying m an 2 e of food | cultivated like pa i | the roots are tak » arts ex t t | 5 in the ground. packed in boxes of soil for : ; o | o S cover the seed with a in the cellar near the furnac 5 § 3 e box should be covered with another " Che se . i . home 3 box filled with oak leaves so that no in o ven [people are using them for Summer | ) "There In cliimed to be some | 1 crops. Th b rted Lo [ & > in planting the lima seed re uw(ul overed in Winter for blanchin ucumbers or often an down for this assists re is no-need o 3 it o pro- 0ot in emerging from | introduction of a wees t r . “Have plenty of fertility in The beans are &mnulml in a ivated dandelions are cut 'l rames ci e but shun the use of much ith holes in the bottom and the | \ u P nitrogen. kept in the dark and| s iest Spring can be . while others will delay 'R R for the in- flooding with water | ¥ lisown “seed " of the|blinting and use the s for | s st k Orchardists 3 ; s :|lettuce during the e fand e & % spray at e King of Denmark, which | months. - 3 as catch the 1 to seed as qu e schedule for s ¢ I »f insects and the ) e s as they mo_mj.;rm.: Its size is limited;. its density controlled. 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