Popular Varieties Of Roses Listed
A list of top rose varieties by color from the American Association of Nurserymen, naming reds Crimson Glory Charlotte Armstrong Chrysler Imperial Etoile de Hollande Claustopher Stone Poisettia Grand Duchess Charlotte Nocturne Tallyho Mme Henri Guillot Saturnia New Yorker and others, with pinks yellows whites blends and floribundas including Donald Prior Red Pinnochio Carrousel Freusham Allain Floradora World's Fair Permanent Wave and more.
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Charlotte’ Armstrong
Chrysler Imperial
Etoile de Hollande
Claustopher Stone
Poisettia
Grand Duchess
Charlotte
Nocturne
Tallyho
Mme
Henri Gullot
Saturnia
New Yorker
Helen Traubel
Dainty Bess
Lulu
Radiance
Show Girl
Eclipse
Golden Dawn
Debonair
Pedralbes
McGredy
TV Useful For College Registration at Chicago Teachers College
Television is used in the Chicago Teachers College registration to show class availability on a library bulletin board and flash enrollments to TV screens in other rooms. The system lets clerks and officials see which classes are full or have space, reducing cards and mail notices. It also enables closed circuit TV classroom lectures where one instructor reaches several rooms simultaneously.
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Chicago
Chicago Teachers College
Best Daffodils for Naturalizing at Missouri Garden
For 15 years the Missouri Botanical Garden near St. Louis has tested narcissi. Experimenters recommend five top varieties listed in blooming sequence: February Gold, Emperor, Sir Watkin, Recurrvus, and Gracilis.
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Missouri Botanical Garden
St. Louis
Sir Watkin
Cultivate After Rain to Kill Weeds in Dry Soil
Cultivate while the soil has dried and crumbles after a rain. This practice breaks the soil crust and uproots sprouted weeds. A one inch depth is sufficient to stir the soil and promote aeration.
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Sol
To Know Carrots Eat Them Young
A gardening tip piece extols carrots as vitamin rich and tasty fresh from home gardens. It urges beginners to plant a row early, sow seeds thinly, and mix in radishes to mark the row. Harvest radishes first to avoid crowding and thin carrots only after some reach lead pencil thickness.
Alchemists Were Wrong About Copper
Rochester experts dismiss old alchemists methods claiming heating copper hardens it. Paul Estee of an optical metals firm notes pure copper tends to soften under heat, not harden as claimed. The piece also notes plant roots transfer nutrients and anchor plants per the American Association of Nurserymen.
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Rochester
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Paul Estee
Sharon) Precious Metals
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American Association of Nurserymen
First Home Garden Feast Includes Radishes And Onions
A garden guide details sowing radish and onion seed for a spring harvest. It advises radish varieties like Scarlet Globe and Icicle, warns against overplanting, and explains staggered sowing for continuous yield. Onions from sets need shallow planting, with green onions from larger sets. A Chicago trade show introduces a remote control robotic mower for small yards, highlighting ease of use for women.
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Chicago
Outstanding irises win medals and top popularity
The outstanding irises from last season were Truly Yours, winner of the Dykes medal, and Ola Kala, voted most popular. Leading day lilies were Revolute, recipient of the Stout medal, and Orange Beauty, chosen as most popular in the membership poll.
Plant sale offers mixed bulbs and hardy plants
In Bud and Bloom Parrot Tulips and Trumpet Daffodils three for 25 cents, Double Peony Tulip ten cents each, Double Pink Flowering Almond forty five cents and other hardy plants five or ten cents each.
Choose Pansy Plants With Several Stems
In buying pansy plants choose those with several stems and unopened buds. Pansies do best when set low if the soil is loose with leaf mold or peat. Set stems at soil level and never plant pansies higher. Remove fading flowers daily to help growth.
Choose Strawberries With Great Care You Can Grow Strawberries
Guidance on selecting strawberry types, with June bearers for spring yield and freezing, and everbearers for multiple crops. Recommends planting under nose, in full sun, rich soil. 50 plants per person, 12 inches apart, remove runners first year, steady weekly watering, and fall feeding to boost growth.
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