The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.Shaw, Ellen Eddy
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The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
Shaw, Ellen Eddy
Gardening -- Juvenile literature
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SEVEN FAVOURITE ANNUALS FOR CUT FLOWERS
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NAME COLOUR TIME HEIGHT SPECIAL POINTS
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Sweet White July 1/2 ft. Use in low bowls for table
Alyssum Red Sept. decorations.
China Aster White July 1 ft. Lasts long after cutting.
Blue to Oct.
Purple
Baby's White June 2-3 ft. Use in bouquets with other
Breath Rose Oct. flowers.
Coreopsis Yellow June 1-2 ft. Place by themselves in tall
Brown Nov. vases.
Nasturtium Scarlet June 1-5 ft. Cut freely for constant
Yellow Oct. bloom. Use in great
masses in low vases.
Pansy Purple May 1/2-1 ft. Cut closely. Place in low
Blue June dishes.
Yellow
White
Pink White May 1 ft. Lasts well after cutting.
Maroon Aug.
Rose
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ANNUALS THAT BLOOM AFTER FROST
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NAME COLOUR TIME HEIGHT SPECIAL POINTS
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Sweet Alyssum White July 1/2 ft. Withstands early frosts.
Sept. Good border plant.
Candytuft Red June to 1/2 ft. Sow at intervals through
White Sept. the summer. Good cut
flower.
Cornflower Rose June 2-3 ft. Good for cut flowers.
Blue Blooms freely.
White
Marigold Yellow June 1/2 - 2 Better for garden effects
Browns Aug. ft. than for cut flowers.
Annual Phlox Yellow May 1/2 - 1 Self sows. Good all round
Reds Aug. ft. plant.
White
Ten-weeks White June 1 1/2 A second sowing made in
stock Purple July ft. May flowers the same
Pink season.
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