Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1926, Page 19

‘REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. JULY 3. 1926. REAL ESTATE’ e ed soil over them. Label the pot, |forcing new growth, which in the | Pruning reduces the total amount of ETEEEEE ST = - - . S and it adds interest to write the|hybrid tea, tea and polyantha roses|fruit, but that gathered will be earller, | | Gardemntr in Washmgton e o ol of ho st and 1hs | mens fowere et st o ) spec,al Offen ng Tho next thing to be doné is to| Aphids are unusually abundant at| Bush beans are now ripening in xmterlu;‘a p?lts or boxes, using a water [this season on roses, spireas, chrys-|many gardens, and if new plantings| | of a New pot with a fine sprinkler attached. If v | have not been made more seed should | i{ the seeds are very choice place a plece Sl ) Conducted by JOSEPH W. WELLINGTON. of glass over the pot and shade the |other plants, and should be controlled |be sown at this thme. 0 - o |1 pots or boxes from the hot sun. . It | by spraying with nicotine sulphate| U SR F0€ 200 FEY TG Loa“or | || die. Sceds of all annuals should be |13 fatal to allow the soil in the pots |and soap solution. Nicotine sulphate | BETR GEOY NG 0o r e rouna | i A e O e When dry | T boxes or frames to get dust dry {5 obtainable at most drug and garden .0 80O Ll OO Borsntably et s O A T eeed in paper |A{ter germination has begun, and |supply stores, usually under the trade [ {OVOIRE /10 FEC® (OO0 1006 Tomatoes, e s Paderately. cool, | NOthing Is so' bad for the smail secd: | name of Black Leaf 40. S ht LR A ey otHex CroTi r K I the following | IIN8s as to be kept alternately wet and | ~Those who disiike to work i the |ein Sad MOEE B 00 LOPT porapte | | No. 2 Ch T O Woutd bo. sown: dry. erefore an_even degree of hot sun will find that an hour or two [ Yeliows ~VIFEETOTTRE | VO Ga 0 Plants may be propa , | Sprins Sl e Tamta. | motsture should be maintained if pos: |early or late in the day will do much | &1 9! Y,’, by worklng s 1itie ncrenea ™ Pt iec s bl To Hoey the garden in good snape. |restored to viger by working a little | [l DFRE 5 Blackthorne ; - When the young seedling plants are Tle the voung climbing pole limn | SiEeate OF Sqes, GG e JO0 260 Mg | | rous | sufficlently advanced, usiaily when |beans to their support and they will | PIant. = O% 1% ti8 Boc 16 Sory P o ; Street the true or rotor leaf appears be. | quickly entwine themselves about the | SOIMton of WitAL Bf BEETL, CTC f ¢ . ; i i ! “wn in | tween the cdons, the seedlings | poles and tako caro of themselves. | (GWRGR 10 B0l ey 3 . Corner Conn. Ave. ropagation by seeds is the sim- hat v They splanted to a frame or| ‘Tomatoes grown on stakes or E Sage Twenty) | | plest method. and it is the method ’ der in the garden. 1In|Should be pruned of thelr side shoots _ (Continued_on_Page Twenty 3 7 ; Ch Ch { L will discuss tn this article. It he. ods | transplanting place the seedlings from | 00— | |1} PR - vy as Cus - | three to four inches aps cording | = RyE eI R i 5 ’ : 3 Al bl > | pot or pan must be clean - | to the vigor of the plants. ‘The plants ] n the bottom in t i may be left in this position until the | | | | 1 y : k/ : } 5 o L Oan ound kfl"\&'}?rk;lble the following . scks. Over this [ Spring. ght dressing of leaves or [ || O to keep the |Straw is beneficial to the plants if | || penlng Announcement fill up with placed over them early in December | ng, the soil l’:!s((over!“ng .m\\' remain on the| | | 8¢ 1 should be | Plants unt the severe weather Is | v . . .mi“.fi\::"\z'm‘:m.n e - 4‘;‘&, pIn transplanting perennials ¢ O. M. Boaze and Wm. A. 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