PLANNING
A GARDEN
"Just whnt fnthcr will say I have no
Idea," began Doris, swinging a pink
checked sun-bonnet over the porch
railing. "But It. was his letter that
really started mo. Bo ho la partly to
blame If he doesn't qulto approve. And
ho does want mo to stay outdoors.
"Everybody finds me out hero, nnd
I don't protend to apologize for envel
oping nprons and garden tools. 1'vo
dragged up enough porch furnlturo so
that I can entertain people and now 1
don't Interrupt thlngB to dress. Out
here ginghams do very nicely."
"tt Is n charming porch." remarked
Ioulse, with a slight shlvor, ns sho
carefully rolled off her delicate gloves
nnd lifted her fawn-grny skirts slight
ly. "But the ynrd Isn't It a bit dirty,
even for ginghams?"
"Now, for goodness' sake, don't bo
snobbish," pleaded Doris. "It's love
ly. And weren't you tho very person
who advised mo to give up the winter
term at school and come homo, whero
l could get well making flower gar
dons? That was tho very day father
camo for mo with tho news that this
house In tho suburbs wns ours. I
camo on to find snow ovorywhoro nnd
no possible chance to do anything but
plan. Just when things began to get
sunny father wns called nway on this
tiresome business trip. Through my
conscientious efforts mother's lifo was
mado a nightmare until she got father
to Bend a long list of Instructions and
plans for the garden.
"I started that very day in earnest.
Father wrote: 'Have tho gardon spaded
and arranged according to these plans,
and when I como Doris can do all tho
planting under my instructions.' I
can see his smllo as bo wroto that
What will ho say to this, I wonder?
"You see, I had already mado plans
of my own. Ho had Bent for lots
of horticulturists' magazines and In
ono of them I found a glorious plan
for a formal gardon Just tho alzo of
ours. Of course father wasn't spe
cially Interested In tho flower sldo of
tt nt nil. Ho 1b so crazy over sweet
corn and summer squashes that he
can't think of othor things. When
ho told mo how much of tho ground
could bo ralno I kept tho plan to my-
solf, for thoro scorned such oceans of
time to discuss It Aftor ho went
south I talked It over with mother,
and she wroto him about some of my
plans. That was why he sent his
So wo started In, making every now
nhd then n few changes that didn't
really matter,
"Mother protested for n time, but
she hasn't said a word for a week
not slnco I started to dig tho pool for
my Irises and goldfish. Yes, that's It
In the center will bo a bank of gravol,
but thero will bo a,mud bottom for the
long roots. And I had pipes laid, so
thero will bo a continual flow of water
across tho pool. Of coursa thero is
tho water tax to think of, ns mother
says, but maybe wo can got n special
rate, slnco wo want to uso so much
water. Most things are cheaper at
wholesale, you know.
"Along tho sunny fence I've planted
hollyhocks and cosmos and coreopsis,
bccnuBO they 'make amlcablo com
rndes when shoulder to shoulder,' ns
my book says. Father's corn wns to
Vavo been there, but It can go somo
i here olso Just as well, nnd think of
Vo difference in tho looks nnd on
f ie most prominent sldo of tho ynrd
tool
."Tho beds nil clrclo about tho Iris
pool and tho paths nro to be of grass,
r.ith a four-foot border with sweet
alyssum, pansieA and follago plants
just like tho parks. And thero nro my
poppy beds 'nymphs even In the
heart of llowerdom,' my book calls
them.
"That pillar? Oh. that Is my sun
dial. Isn't It sweet? I had to have
ono, for this nrtlclo says: 'About tho
sundial clusters all tho romanco of
the nges. It Is enveloped in an ntmo
sphcro of poetry.
"Mother nnd I had our most sorlous
discussion over that bed on tho north
side of tho yard. I have to wait for
father before I shall know about my
summer house. There I shall serve
tea, with rambler roses and clomatls
and wisteria slimbing all about! Fa
'ther had selected that sldo for his
nspnrngus beds and they were already
started, so I yielded to mother In that.
I lovo nsparagus, don't you? And If
I must do without tho summer houso
I'll havo tho vines over tho porch, ns
mother suggested.
"Other vegetables? Well, yes, fa
ther wnnts them, nnd I am worried
to think whero he can put them
Why, ho even wanted pumpkins nnd
cantaloups. I havo loft a bed for
lettuco nnd radishes nnd such pretty
things ns that. Tho book advised It
As for tho rest, wo can buy nil tho
vegetables wo want from tho truck
farmers' around. , I inquired about
that
"I haven't written fathor ray entire
plan. It will bo such a nlfto Burprlso
for him, I think. Besides, It Is so com
plicated that he couldn't havo under
stood It In a letter. 1 dd wrlto about
moving the tomato beds nway from
my hollyhocks and ho telegraphed me
to let them alono, so that dlscour
aged mo.
"I havo a suggestion, though. If ho
can't find room for his corn hero, why
can't ho buy this orapty lot noxt to
us? He could havo a regular farm
there. He Is coming home to-night
and that ts the first thing I want to
talk to hlra about Don't you think
he'd like all that space for vege
gables?"
Test all seeds.
Little chicks like n clean Houeo.
Some kind of shelter for tho brood
er Is osscntlal.
Usually tho alfalfa Is n llttlo rich
er In protein than clover.
Tho commonest kind of clover hny
Is worth 20 per ton and wheat straw
113.
Do not put in a package a potato
that you would not Bervo to a guest
at your own table.
When land Is cropped humus Is con
sumed. It must bo replaced If the
soil Is not to deteriorate.
A commercial orchard must havo
Its varieties selected to covor tho sea
son from tho earliest to tho latest
Many Improvements have been
mado In Bprnyers and appliances dur
ing the past year. Tho beBt Is tli
cheapest.
Rhubarb roots, when once plnntcrt,
will continue to yield bountifully for
ton years or oven longer from tho
first planting.
After seed potntoes havo been
troatcd by any of tho standard meth
ods, they should bo guarded against
being reinfected, before planting.
For grnnovlnes. tho most, dnncorous
period of the year is In Anril. when
tho young shoots nro showing somo
vigor nnd tho Juices runnlrrg freely.
Turnips nro sometimes hung Jn tho
ynrd so the poultry hnvo to Jump for
them, but they are not relished quite
so much In this way ns mangels or
cabbage.
The old-field lands that were al
lowed to grow up In plno and other
growth are found to bo qulto produc
tive when they arc again cleared and
well cultivated.
Tho question of securing competent
lnbor to carry on tho operations of
the farm Is becoming "a very serious
ono In the southwest ns woll ns other
sections of tho country.
Tho fnct that hog3 always mnko
more rnpld gains during tho summer
and fall months than In tho wlntor
ought to provo tho wisdom of pro
viding warm, dry quarters In cold
weather.
There nre mnny lands In tho east
which have been exhnusted not only
of humus, but also of n lareo sliiirn
of tho plnnt food which they originally
contained nnd for this reason many
of them nro abandoned.
Don't you know tho cockerels that
you are selling now nt mnrket prices,
wero worth twlc ns much a pound
when they wero half as old, nnd that
you havo been feeding them two or
three months solely for tho plensuro
of their compnny?
The npplo picker soon recognizee
tho varieties which 1111 the barrel
nulckly. which are ensllv sonnratnd
from tho holdlng,spur; which must bu
handled with enro to avoid bruising,
or which will bear rough treatment
without showing It Immediately.
Planting potatoes 12 by 3C Inchos
npart will give 14,520 hills to tho
acre; allowing for a loss of ten per
cent, on nccount of imperfect stand,
thero would still be 13,008 hills. At
eight pounds to the hill, this would
mnko a total of 104,514 pounds to tho
acre.
Cows that freshen In tho fall should
have plenty of forage If tho pastures
are short and sufficient grain food to
get them up to their maximum yield.
A cow that Is allowed to fall away In
her milk yield can seldom bo brought
back to her most profitable yield and
especially at this tlino of year,
If tho farm practlco can bo ar
ranged that tho manure can be tnken
directly from the stablo to tho flo'd
its greatest effectiveness will bo so
cured, nnd one of tho special advan
tages of tho manuro spreader Is trlnt
It cannot bo used for nnythlng else,
thus always being" ready for Its par
tlcular service.
Tho commercial fruit grower re
stricts his selection to the renlly prof
ltnblo sorts which Is a lesser number
than tho average homo fruit garden
requires In order to supply tho needs
for family use ho selects sorts that
combine vigor of tho troe, nnd attrac
tive color, largo size, etc., but above
all, long carrying capacity.
Sheep flourish on weeds.'
An Incubator ts always broody.
Chicks will not thrive In a close.',
foul atmosphere.
Look over trees nnd shrubs for final
pruning before growth starts.
An tho frost leaves the ground'
lawns may bo seeded and sod rolled;
Improved American horseradish re
qulrct. tho same culturo ns for rhu
barb. All goes well In, good times. In bad
times people talk of saving expenses,
but havo forgotten how.
Very few of tho largo commercial
penr orchards contain moro than a
dozen varieties, nnd some even' less.
Oood clover hay, oats nnd bran nro'
tho proper feeds for marcs In foal,
nnd fjlvo light work tor exerclso, If
possible
Every fnrmer should do nil ho can
to make farm ltfo attrnctlvo for his
children so they will not dcslro to
lcavo tho farm.
Thero ts a salvo for every sore, andi
thoro Is n brood of hens for every ono.
Be euro and got tho breed that you
like best and you will succeed.
Tho original members of a flock of,
geeso well cared for will live during
tho lifctlmo of two 'generations of a
family and will bo profltablo during
this tlmo.
Tho American hen produces more.
wealth In n year by six times than
tho gold or Iron mines of the United
States and she doesn't get much
credit for It.
Don't bo In too much nf n htirrv to
get the ducks to laying. Tho chnnccB
nro u mcy ucgin to iny.too soon nicy
will not lay as well as when eggs nro
wanted for hatching,
A light dressing of guano when tho
onions commenco to button will In-,
creaso the yield and will nlso ripen
tho crop sovcrnl weoks earlier than
thoso grown without this dressing.
Tho Ideal berry ground should bo,
first, a rich, sandy loam with clay sub
soil; Eecond, a dark loam or gravelly
loam mixed lightly with clay and a
clay subsoil, all having a southerly or
eastern slope.
Spraying for scalo may be dor.o at
nny umo anor tno leaves drop In tint
fall until they begin to open in thu
spring, providing tho wenthcr U not
too cold, and tho mnterlal can dry on
tho trees beforo freezing.
' Hdw mnny chickens were hatched
last spring? How many lived lo niol-t
ting ngo7 How much of a run hav!
they? Whore do thoy roost? Why
.didn't you raise moro? Hnvo you ns
many this week as Inst? Did tho cat
got any of them?
Tho dairyman should keep n com
plete record of each cow In his herd
Including both a feed record and a
milk record. Then only Is ho In n
position to find tho stnndlng of each
cow anu ten winch cows nro profit
nblo and which nro unprofitable.
Thero Is nothing that mnkeu a pouU
try house look elenner nnd sir.oll
iiwqptor than a good cont of ftood
whltowash especially when tho otlor
or somo good disinfectant pervnSos
the nlr and penetrates tho crovkes
Whltownsh Is cheap and Is oaslly ap
plied.
Gapes are picked up by chlcknnn
from filthy ground. Gnpon selilom
trouble fowls when they hnvo n Urge
clean run. Prevention Is much better
thun cure. Chickens nro supposed to
get gnpo worms from enllng nnglo
worms, but the nnglo worms never
got gnpe worms In clean gnund.
Tho high prices paid for plover seed
during recent years would scorn f.t In
dlcato a growing shortngo In tho urop
The caiiBos of this shortnf.o are, varl
ous. aH for Instnnco drouth nnd win
tcr-kllllng. But the most r-otent ip.uso
by fnr Is probably the clover midge,
an Insect thnt preys upon th peed
during tho formntlvo period.
Experiments In Franco show that
dried and ground sklmriied mfU In
n good food for horses. Tho ncorngo
amount fed Is about 15 pounds per
day supplemented by hay. Many
horsemen In this country feed sT'eo
milk to old horses to put them In pood
condition quickly. However, milk
docs not make good solid flesh 1
horses.
Straight, strong legs nre a neces
slty undor breeding sheep nnd tho
pasterns must bo strong, nnd although
this Is moro Important with rams It
affects ewes to tho extent thnt they
may drop rams for hreedlng purposes
When tho sheep has been exrwnlnod
for mutton form, constitution, legs
nnd feet, tho fleece should bo care
fully looked through.
Study the "other fellow's" methods
of raising poultry and study them
carefully, but when you como to nnnly
tho knowledge you hnvo gained, uso
your Judgment in npplylng It to local
conditions, Experiments In poultry
culture ore sometimes costly the same
as In nny other buslnoss, but tho best
rosults nro often gained by oxperl
i ments. "What others have done, can
be done" ought to be a sufo rule to
. follow.
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