sis

ne:

Mie following lst comprises
a few tullps and daffodils in |for

the specially-selected class.
More could be added but
there are included enough In
*ach colour, type and season
to help the amateur in mak-
ing his choice.
TULIPS

Reds: Couleur Cardinal, scar-
let; Crater, carmine-red; Farn-
combe Saunders, coccineal.
red, tall; Posterlana, dazzling.
Scaniet; Heracles, blood-red;
Marshal Haig, scarlet; William
Pitt, red; Triumphator, double
Tosy-red.

Pinks; Aristocrat, violet to
Tose; Philip Snowden, pink;
Princess Elizabeth, rose; Rose
Copland.

Purples and Dark Shades:
Blue Princess, violet; Dems.
Ster, reddish-purple; La Tu.
Wipe Noire, black; The Bishop,
Violet-purple.

Mauves: Insunpassable, vio-
let; Mme. Butterfly, violet-
purple; Wm. Copland, laven-
der,

Yellows and Orange: Belle
Jeune, yellow; Dutch Gold,
golden yellow; Future of Hol.

room. As the tops gfow they
land, orange; Golden Harvest, may haye more light and
eee, Mr. aor T.jheat, but not direct sunlight
» yellow; lephetos,
Sulphur-yellow; Wallstreet,
egrets OCEAN PARK |
* Whites: Ablino or Carrara | Mr. and Mrs, 1. Chevorie
pure white; Mt, Erebus, taij|have returned home from an
white. : extended trip through the

Bicolours: Elizabeth Evers,
red, flushed silver white; El.
mus, red, edged white; Her
Grace, white, edged rose;
‘Keizers-Kroon, red and yel
low.

Other Shades: Dillenburg, |
orange red; Giant, carmine,
Shaded copper: Louis XIV,
bluish violet, tawny margin; |
Marjorie Bowan, buff and sal.
mon; Pericles, chestnut, flush.
€d_ white.

Parrots: Biue Parrot, bright
Violet, ‘bronze and punple;
Back Parrot; Fantasy, salmon
Pink.

DAFFODILS, NARCISSUS

Trumpet Varieties: Beershe-
ba; Brunswick; Golden Har-
vest; King Alfred, golden
yellow, stil leading commer.
cial trumpet Varioty; Scapa.

Small Trumpet Varieties:
Carlton; Havelock; Heos; For.
tune; Polindra; Tunis.

Short Cup Varieties: Actea,
ornatus type; Carbineer:
Plamence; Porthilly; Rustom
Pasha, large, excellent Sub-
stance; Scarlet Blegance, free
flowering.

Bunch Flowering: Cheerful
ness, dole florets: Cragford;

um; L'Innocence; Scar_
Yet Gem; Thalia: Thevithian.

Flowering: Ingles-
combe; Irene Copland: Twink.

INDOOR

In the Garden

By G. E. Sery,
18 BULB PLANTING SEASON |

“With the bulb planting soa. lected bulbs for indoor bloom

‘son again, now fs a
ile aaa get acquainted planting the bulbs:
. ith some varieties to plant

Here aro steps to success in

Line the bottom of the

“good show of blooms tn |flower pot with small stones
Spring's garden. There jor broken pieces of
le doubt that any variety |pots and a layer of moss or
offered for sale will givo rea-|leaf mold to provide
Bonably pleasing results in this |drainage.

elimate-fayoured arca of ours,
but on the other hand therein which a little bonomeal hes
Bre certain new ones and old | been added. Don't use manure
Standbys that aro worth con-
Sidering for the reason they
have shown more than aver-Jeven with the
ge dependability and eye.

flower
proper

Next—add good garden soil

or any quick acting fertilizers,
Plant the bulbs with tips
tim of the pot.
Do not press the bulbs down
hard, for that packs the soil
beneath and makes {{ hard
the roots to penctrate the
‘soil,

As soon as the bulbs are
Potted they should be given
a thorough soaking and stor-

easy way
to pay

Ocean Park

ed ina dark, coo! place. The
bulbs should not be set on a
cement floor, for the cold of
it prevent the roots
gtowing down. First ‘cover a
cement floor with wood,
paper or burlap bags.

ling potted bulbs is to plz
them outdoors in a trench or
cold frame, B the pots in
a bed of cinders or ashes to
keep out earth aorms. An

leaves or straw.

Budbs require at least
weeks (10 weeks is better) i
the dark and cold to dev
ample root growth before
ing brought indoors. When
pot becomes filled with roots,
jtake the bulbs indoors to be.
Sin top growth. Keep the pots

six
in

Chilcotin and Cariboo country.
cee

Mr. and Mrs. Smith and

family from West Vancouver,

have taken up residence in

Mrs. H. Cobb has returned
home from a visit to her son
and daughter-in-law at Pender
Harbour,
oa
Mrs. F, Hansford entertain-
ed at a children’s party on
Tuesday in honour of her
daughter Joyce, who was cele-
brating her seventh birthday
anniversary, Gue: included
Judy Laronde, Valerie, Brian
and Nancy Main, and Patrick
Ascheweldge.

Mrs, Jean Stewart Witty of
California, is Spending two
weeks at her home on Olympic
Ave.

Two Local Pupils Get

Judges Certificates
Two of Mrs. W. F. David-
son's Highland pupils obtai
ed thelr judges certificat
from the B.C. Highland Dance
Teachers’ Association on
Monday, Sept. 23,

Miss Lia ‘Tait and Miss
Paddy Studds received the
certificate in addition to their
Bold medals in Highland. This

USE QUALITY BULBS FOR
BLOOM

Bulbs to be used for fore.
ing indoors should be ANol
quality. — Most catalogues

certain se.

‘therefore Specify
} POWER GARD

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completes their Hightand
training.

from |

The ideal method of hand- |

inverted pot placed over the
bulbs protects the young |
Shoots. Cover the pots with

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