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. Cyclopedia of farm crops : a popular survey of crops and crop-making methods in the United States and Canada. Agriculture -- Canada; Agriculture -- United States; Farm produce -- Canada; Farm produce -- United States. â«% Fig. 380. Corael cherry {Oomus Mas). An early blooming tree, the handsome little fruits of which are sonic- tinies used in preserves. Example of an odd or interesting plant that may be grown in a home garden. residence; this relationship of it is discussed in Chapter DC of Vol. I, particularly at pages 312, 317-18. Whether a part of the landscape features or of the
. Cyclopedia of farm crops : a popular survey of crops and crop-making methods in the United States and Canada. Agriculture -- Canada; Agriculture -- United States; Farm produce -- Canada; Farm produce -- United States. â«% Fig. 380. Corael cherry {Oomus Mas). An early blooming tree, the handsome little fruits of which are sonic- tinies used in preserves. Example of an odd or interesting plant that may be grown in a home garden. residence; this relationship of it is discussed in Chapter DC of Vol. I, particularly at pages 312, 317-18. Whether a part of the landscape features or of the separate garden area, the flowers should be of the kinds that require lea.'^t special care and are surest to afford abundant bloom under indifi'erent or even adverse conditions. The main part of the flower-garden should be permanent, comprising perennial plants. Such plants come up of them- selves year after year. Many of the perennials, as the phloxes, need to be divided or renewed (page 10) now and then, but this entails less labor than the growing of most annuals. Some of the perennials that are easily grown and that will unite to extend their bloom from early spring to late fall are as follows: Snowdrop and snowflake, crocus, tulip, hyacinth, narcissus, polyanthus, English dais}^ pinks, forget-me-not, peony, bleeding heart, lychnis, columbine, iris, larkspur, poppies, lilies, yucca, gas plant or dictamnus, hollyhock, phlox (improved kinds), certain kinds of sunflowers. Golden Glow rudbeckia, perennial pea, outdoor chrysanthemums, goldenrods, asters, .Japanese anemone. Some of the most easily grown and satisfactory annuals for the general flower-garden are : China aster, marigold, cornflower or bachelor's button, petunia, verbena, sweet alyssum. Phlox Drummondii, cosmos (for late bloom), annual chrysanthemum, zinnia, stock, pansy (for a moist or semi-shady piace), nasturtium, sweet sultan, nicotiana (two or three kinds), annual poppies (bloom of short dura- tion), balsam
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