Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1927, Page 18

REAL ESTATE. D. €, SATURDAY, AUGUST o7 107 "R¥AL ESTATE. TAE_EVENING STAR. WASTINGTON. Gardening in Washington D 'TS ENVIRONS Conducted by J. W. Wellington, Garden Editor, The Star. ergreen blackberry is that it propa- true from seed. Apparentiy the result from budding in the ovary of the flowers rather than from oss or self pollination. This phe: nomenon occurs in other plants, no- % | tably the hawthorns, and a confusion in ! species. THE OREGON EVER- GREEN BLACKBERRY The Ore 15 by no me n 1 variety fruits twice each growing se: n the Spring from the precedir s the tip The uits in the Winter so re is no double produc > wood v as only @ in flavor, ies in the d a luxury, utumn mont} but are 1 who n The R eoenil kx\4-.\x| tmong mm 1 are prod plant and t re ir name best time in this v berry plants kale and this sur- pe- | coldest Winters and is for this reason wvorite late Fall and Winter vege- scld but Biggest Values in Washington Today! Only $12,950 on Most Convenient Terms! 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The quality is not high as com pared to most vegetables, but coming during the scanty vegetable s on, le makes a very acceptable potherb | nd is highly appreciated by y | 1 ite to sow chard. lettuce, kale, tur nips and even early varieties of gar: den bean setablo TIMELY SUGGE gardens in this locality neglect the s ¢ bed | have shown great improvement since the recent rains. Wat mple as t is, is the greatest factor cess or failure of plant Jify sltivated flowers and ves CLUB ACTIVITIES and Landscap Do not ple. The highest quality is attained when the plants are grown quickly under ample moisture and fertilizer condi | tions. Sown at this se: , kale will | be ready for use in late Autumn {in a condition to survive the Winter. { Tho sced should be sown in well pre pared and fertilized soil in rows three ‘uwx apart. The Autumn harvest may |} | be in the way of a thinning, leaving remaining plants well ' spaced. | | ced closely resembles that of | ge, is round and smooth and|{ easily handled in the seeder or b e ning. Miss Lan er favorite subject THE EUROPEAN CORN BORER lent of s very kind e following So much publicity has been given |; rning the activities the European corn borer t | the daily as well papers that it is not unlik some of the local gardenc wondering whether this pest und locality or is soon to be expected. | per According to mes A, Hyslop. |5 etomologist in charge of the Insect | Pest Survey of the Department | Agriculture, the European carn hor er | er than central Pen ‘ s removes cause fy diate worries, but not for fu the adult moths are capable pid and extended flight. 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