MAY 26. 1933

THE GUARDIAN.

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O and feeding your plants and the portable part of your garden will be a pleasant adventure. A wide variety of plants can be grown in this fashion to lend that same pleasant change that occurs when you rearrange your furniture in- doors.

There are many varieties of plants suitable for a. portable gar- den . . . Puschias, Geraniums in all colors, Hydrangeas and several annuals such as Petunia, Balsam and Nasturtium. '

Prllnroses are blooming in soft yellow with an orange eye, dark crimson and a lovely pinkish mauve. These were gifts from a gardener friend from a neighbor- ing province and the same friend who brought the lovely !"orsythia to this garden several springs ago.

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In 1185 William Cowper wrote of the Primrose in the English lane.

And lanes in which the rose ere her time Peeps through the moss that clothes the hawthorn root.

Lovely ferns are in the wood and in many varieties, also they are seen in sortie gardens where the gardener has taken a. short time to gather them in the shady wees and plant them for per- anent beauty at little cost. A great deal of pleasure can be had in the gathering. Trilliums or wake-robin, as B. Hurst describes them in the booklet ”Flowerlng Plants and Ferns of Prince Ed- ward Island,” are now blooming and they make such lovely bou- quets for little children with the long stemmed deep mauve violets. A very pleasant morning was spent at "The Cotton Memorial Nursery" this week and the mo- ment you drive by the large sign you notice the luxuriant growth of all the shrubs and trees. It is hard to believe that the lovely garden has been made in three years and has been instrumental in making hundreds of gardens on this Island by the distribution of healthy shrubs and plants. It is also an experimental nur- sery to determine the hardiness of tender shrubs and trees for our climate, and many of these have proved to be suitable for the Is- land gardens. The superintendent points with pride to the wistaria covered with pendulous trusses of lilac-coloured flowers on this lovely vine that has such beauti- ful foliage. Japanese cherry trees will

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be in blossom and they are one of the loveliest of trees. Visitors to Washington In April are always enthusiastic about the great cher- ry blossom display around the basin and in the area adjoining the Jefferson Memorial. In fact, this great outburst of spring bloom has come to be synonymous with spring activities in the capital. Garden enthusiasts who have seen these trees are always anxious to plant them, and when these trees are placed in an appropriate setting. they are particularly no- table, both in flower and in foliage. Then, too, the rough bark and branches of the Japanese cher- ries and the graceful pendulous habit of the weeping forms make them particularly desirable where picturesque effects are needed. The area beneath them can be planted with crocuses, miniature tulips and other spring-flowering bulbs, ground covers, and the effect will be enchanting.

I saw all these lovely bulbs at the Nursery that morning and Muscari with the beautiful blue spikes, long-lasting and looking so well with the water lily tulip and all the early varieties. The hya- clnths in all colors, fragrant. lovely.

Two beautiful early shrubs blooming . . . spirca arguta lovely graceful branches with creamy white blooms, this is a hardy shrub for our gardens. Cydonla japonica was also bloom-

were with

early varieties were blooming and

in good shape as the many rhodo- dendrons and the lnburnum that will makc St good showing in a short time.

Tree Peonles are grown in nursery and where the location is sunny and soil is well drained they do well. They are so lovely with immense blooms Chinese silk and null

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ing with scarlet flowers remind- ing one of small single roses. Aza- leas, magnollas, some beautliuli

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ters of golden stamens. These us a few of the more difficult shrubs and plants that are doing well under expert care at the nursery. A semi-circle of golden daffodils planted around the lily pond with the willows edging this beauty spot made you wish for a sunny day and a camera loaded with a color- ed film.

This Nursery is ideally situated, and it is there for all the Islanders to enjoy any day. It is a fitting memorial to all who had anything to do with this wonderful gift to Prince Edward Island.

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Continued from page lo

the queen of diamonds, and when declarer played low from dummy, led another diamond.

At this juncture declarer made a 300-point error -- he ruffed East's diamond jack, then cashed the club jack. That was as far as he could go. When he next led the jack of hearts, East ruffed and could cash the club ten and the diamond ace.

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,king by East, would have produced gthe same result, but since declarer l2tiS.iZf'i.:5i”iii.:;i 3”&iii""li'i' 32:? tonly should have refused to rn. ithc second diamond lead, but also should refuse to ruff a third lead of the suit: he should discard low clubs ontllioth lt.'lk'1lCk.:lj.l Theni East, mvm: a en e amon ace. tVA'0llid be forced to surrender the last ;illT9C tricks to South's spade zflueen. heart jack and club jack.

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"Yellow Jackets live in the ground and in some other places. I have found them living in holes, in logs, told trees and old stumps."

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found up in a tree?" one of the emall cubs wanted to know.

"Why don't you go over there and find out for yourself?" nsltvll Mother Bear. There was a twinkle in her eyes.

"I guess I really don't want to know," said Taddy Bear hastily.

”Well you ought to know, so I'm going to tell you," said Mother Bear. "Those are cousins of those hot tempered flying folk whom you met up in the tree the other dav. Yellow jackets are members of the Wasp family. They are just as well armed as any members of the Wasp family and they are even hotter tempered. It is a twise Bear who knows when to respect others and leave them alone. Don't bother Wasps and they won't bother you. Just remember that."

”Yesim," said Taddy Bear.

”Yes'm," said Totty Bear.

After that whenever the cubs, happened that way, they took great pains to walk around thatl entrance to the Yellow Jack:-t's home in lilo ground. 'l'hov were Ink-1

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' MAIDENTIEAID, ms: nu chances. For a willie lire-xlMrs. Mercy Coffee, celebrating her, Dokiligl 10181 little noses lnlo grcclillgs from the mayor, plus in holes, lest some of the Wasp people bottle of gin lslrong tobacco for her pipe.

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