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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-04-17, Page 40ever garden Interest grows FLOWERS CI AGERATU►71 * ALYSSUM USE , Low edging Meal bedding,. Reck garden. Cogttowor.. Continual .bloom. Low edging. •Early end Continued bloo01r Mese bedding: 0 ASTER Cut flowera, Masts bedding or border, Late bloom, 7.15 * BACHELORS BUTTON Cut flowers, Maas bedding . 15-20 *CORNFLOWER ` Low edging, Cut flowers, 4 _ 1 BALSAM Mata bedding, Late. blooming, 10.15 * BELLS OF IRELAND • Fresh or Dried Bouquets. `15.20 Dart 40 Sprout • PISnt 16.20 t0. 0 Height , 6 I0. Full- Sun or:partial SUN,AND OIL Shade, Tolerates dry- soli. 2-6 in. Sunny place:. Cut back atter pgek blopm fpr fuller flowering, 1.2 it. Full sun. Avoid around previously in Asters', 21/2 ft. Tolerates partial shade and poarscll.• 5;20 10,121n; Tolerates partial shade and poor soil. 114-2 ft.-- Partial ehade!'an11oo Cl; motet loll: 2 1t. .�.Jwaah grown,. ., ..., 70.15 1 Vs ft Likes•cool wether. Poor sol{ or•lome slkall: soft. 8 In Sunny, dry location. WIII not trenaplant. 1 ft Tolerates:some shade. Any' garden salt. . 2 ft Shady, cool` moist toCation. 10.15 11/2 1t `-'Full sun and -good soU. 21/2ft. , Full Sun and ample imolstu.re: 2 ft Tolerates sortie shade: -Fairly coot end :meat soil fiV2 ft. " Full sun -solid `light salt, 20 2V2 ft. Cool, motet situation:' 3 `f1- Sunni, warm place, Tolerates drought. 3-4 ft. Sunn sly tustion. well drained. 5 2 ft. Full sun, Coot. molal situation. 6 ft: Fgl!'sun. Fairly rich, well dralned'soll, 1. ft: Sunny topetlon. * CALENDULA Cut flower,' Mass bedding- * CALIFORNIA:POPPY Maas bedding. Low edging.'Rock garden; Early blooming. 10 * CANDYTUFT Maas •edding. Fragrance, Early blooming. • 70:20 • CANTERBURY'' BELLS Mass bedding. Tall background; Cut flowers, 15-20 El CARNATION F. ragrance. Cut hoes rs. Mass bedding, Late bloom. * CHRYSANTHEMUM, ANNUAL Mass bedding. Late ;blooming. 15.205 Cp CLARKIA Cut Blowers, Mass beddin " ..., g• leas * COCKSCOMB "'Mai* bedding. DryWinterbouquote, Lala blooming 7.10 • Y om 15-.. 21 A 15.20 10.1 15x,20 15 - COLUMBI • COREOPSIS * COSMOS * DAHL • DELPHINIUM• a' :FORGET-ME-NOT -PER. NE Rock garden, Mass bed,. Gut gavials. Earl bio Cut flowers:: Masa bedding: Early and cont. bloom. . Tall background, Gut llower0: Mass bedding, Cut flpwers,'Late blooming. Tall background. Cut (lowers, Early:blooming. Low edging Mass bedding. Rock garden, Cut flowers, Early blooming. Tall background. Cut flower*. Masa bedding. Cut flowera, Vine and dried fruits ILA PER. Small flowers for misty -like spray with cut flowers. 10 1 Cut flowers, Mass bedding. Early btoonling. ❑ HELICHRYSUM Dry winter bouquets. Cut flowers, Maas bedding. Late blooming. 15 x20 2V 1 Tall ;background. Tall background. Summer hedge. * LIRKSRUR; . Mass bedding. Cut flowers. Earl bloomin•. -Maass beer -ding Low ndging, Rock garden, Maas bedding, Late blooming.' Tall background, Max* bedding, Cut flower*. Late blooming. Mass bedding, Low edging, Cut flowers. Low edging, .Rock garden. Continued blooming. Fragrance in morning and evening. Fragrance, Cutting With other'flowers. Vine, Late blcomirig. 10.15 10-15 fl. M. 0 ARF Low edging, Rock garden, Cut (lowers. 15-20 1 It: Mass bedding, Fragrance, Cut flowers. 15-20 ' 2 It. FOXGLOVE. PER. GODETIA, - * GOURDS • GYPSOPH * GYPSOPHILA. ANN. • HOLLYHOCK, CRATERS * KOCHIA 4 1S 5 It. Full sun "orpertlal *hada, Good gardon•loam,• 15 1.2 It. Partial ahado. FeIrlY'molatcool attuatlon. 15-20 10-15 It. Full bun. Any good garden' soli. 4 3 1t. Any garden soil. - 15-20 1 Vs 1t. Any garden soil. a t. Full sun. Good garden loam. 15-20 6-8 It. Full sun. Well drained soil. Avoid moving. 10 ' - 2 ft. _ Full sun, 20.430. 2t'-1 / ft u yn.,-A.uoid-nuieing-pin 15 11/2 ft. Full nun. Ordlnary sell. 15-20 4 In. Feil sun or partial shade. Good loam. 8.10 ' 1-3 1t. Full sun. Warm soli. o 8-10 6-12 in Full sun. Well drained Soil. 8-10 8 in. ' Full sun. Well drained soil. •1A!-- 15 In. Any garden sol(.' 12.15 1 ft. •- Moist soil WIII not transplant. t [] LOBELIA, ANNUAL * MARIGOLD. AFRICAN * MARIGOLD, FRENCH, atir MARIGOLD. TAGETES MMTTHIOLA * MIGNONETTE * MORNING GLO Y . * NASTURTI * NASTURTIUM. GLEAM * NASTURTIUM, TALL [� NEMESIA ❑ NICOTIANA * NIGELLA El PANSY Full sun. Very well .drained light *011. 1 Partial shade if mofet. Nasturtiums bloom more 1 Ireely an poor soil. Vine, cut flowers. 15-20 5 It - Low edging, Rock garden, Mass bedding, Cut flowers-- _._.-15-20 8 In. Loom soil. ` Fragrance, Masi bedding; Cut Ilowora, Late blooming, ' " 10 2 ft, Full sun: Rich, moist soli. Moss bedding. Rock garden, Cut flowers, 15-20 11/2 ft. Grows on poor soil: WIII not transplant. Lqw edging, Mass bedding, RocI1 garden, Cut flowers 15-20 6-8 in. Moist, cool, rich soli. Partial shade. Early and continual blooming. Mass bedding, Fragrance. 10-12 2 It. Full sun Warm garden loam. Mass bedding, Low edging, Fragrance. 10.12 11/2 ft Full sun Warm garden -loam. Masa bedding, Cut flowerti. 15-20 8-15 In. Full sun Weil drained doll. n PETUNIA. LARGE BEDDING f l PETUNIA, DWARF COMPACT (-7 PHLOX, ANNUAL * PINKS, ANNUAL Mesa bedding, Fragrance, Cut flowers, Late blooming * POPPY, SHIRLEY Mass bedding, Rock:garden. • POPPY, ICELAND Mass bedding. Eetty blooming, Cut flowers. * PORTULACA Moss budding, Rock garden, Low edging , -'SALPIGLOSSIS Tell background, Mass bedding, Cut flowers Cl SALVIA Mass bedding, Cut (lowers. ' fl SCHIZANTHUS - Mass bedding, Rock garden, Cut flowera. • SHASTA DAISY Mass bedding, Rock garden, Gut Ilowora. •]SNAPORAGON - Cut flowers. Mass bedding. i STATICE Dry winter bouquets, Mess bedding. i STOCKS Fre,grance, Mass bedding, Cut flowers. * SUNFLOWER . Tall background. Seeds for feed. * SWEET PEAS Vin©, Cut flowers, Fragrance, Early blooming. • SWEET WILLIAM' Mass bedding, Fragrance, Cut flowers, Early blooming second year. 10-15 1 1t. Full sun Any good•gerden soli. 10-14 2 ft. Full sun. Light soil. WIII Rot transplant_ 10-14 1/ It Full sun or partial shade. Light soil. Avoid moving. 15 4-8 in. Sandy, dry soil Tolerates drought, alkali. 15 21 tt Full sun. Fairly rich garden soli- _ _ 15-20 11/2 ft ' Sun or partial shade. Well drained soil 15-20 1'5 In. Full sun Motst.garden. loam. 10-15 2 It Full sun Well drained doll. 10-15 11/2-21/2 11. Full Sun or partial shade. Good garden loam 15-20 21/2 ft Full sun. • 10.15 1.2 1t, Full sun Cool, moist garden loam 10-15 4 -8 -ft Full sun. Warm, dry soil. 10-15 8 ft. Full sun Very rich, well drained loam. 7 11/2 ft Sun or partial- shade. Well drained soil fl VERBENA Low edging, Mass bedding,'Fragrence, Cut flowers, Mese garden, Late blooming. !"7 VIOLA Low edging, Mess bedding, Rock garden, Early and . continued bloom. a WALLFLOWER Meas bedding, Cut flowers, Early,blooming. * ZINNIA Mess bedding, Gut flowers, Late blooming. 15.20 1 ft. Full sun. Warm, dry, soil. 15-20 8-8 In. Shady. Cool and moist. Blooms quickly from spring sown need 15-20 11/2 r' Beat In cool climates with winter protection. 5-10 1V2-3 11. Full sun. Thrives in heat. Rich, warm, well drained soil. , Seed :t.su•ally_sown_outdoors 7 Start seed indoors if early plants • Biennials and Perennials - where plants are to bloom. required or outdoors when soil sow seed outdoors June 7 July. ° and weather warm: - Protect plants for Winter. • et O by Russ Gornme OMAF Interest. -in 'horticulture is still growing, and so is membership in the Hor- ticultural , Societies of. Ontario. Now, there are more than 55,000 hor- ticultural society Members in 252 horticultural societies located throughout Ontario. There is no minimum or maximum 'age to belong - just the desire to enjoy horticulture and 'share the. secrets 'and experience of growing plants. Members represent all fiyelihoods. Perhaps the senior citizen in the next apartment is a member. This contagious activity fulfills the lives of people in all walks of life. Many school students participate in Youth Garden Clubs, sponsored by hor- ticultural societies. Several community gardens, created throt4tgh the joint efforts of municipalities and ' hor- ticultural societies, become challenges for members, especially young -people. Vegetables and flower's are grown to perfection in plots allocated to each member. When show time rolls around their harvest of prize plants become entries to challenge neighbours and friends. Several horticultural societies organize flower and vegetable shows held in conjunction with fall fairs. The acti-vities and programs df� horticulutral •,ocieties are varied. Many societies, like those in Clinton and Goderich,, develop new public gardens and parks in their - com- munities. Some organize _short courses for local residents. .Most societies meet monthly to discuss - IT'S' OUR .FIRST ANNUAL SPRING H .OME IVC FLING! 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