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gave astonishing reports of exhibits, when we
knew the long continued lack of rain. The
flowers were beautiful in coloring and perfection.
Edgewood showed six varieties of
Delphenium, and roses were everywhere. Anna
Farquhar had a bowl of roses fit for an artists
model, and Avalon's sweet peas were lovely to
see. Teh secretary wondered if Galardia flourished
best in dry weather, they were so large and full
of color.

QUESTIONS.

Our Host asked advise on setting out
a new strawberry bed. August is the month suggested
for planting, and several varities were
suggested, including Everbearing. Elza asked if
Asparagus should be cut or broken, contrary to
the old idea, it is not thought harmful to
break it, and tender stalks are assured if this
method is employed, however, cutting, is still
considered best. Dandelions do come up again
after beign cut off. Mr. Allan Farquhar wanted
advise in the use of Vigiro. Water is necessary
in the application of this fertilizer..

Cousin Charlie Brooke wants to move
an English Walnut tree, use plenty of water in preparation,
and any time is the right time to move it.

Would Mulch paper benefit a spruce
tree. Yes, it consentrates moisture.

Mr. Hurry asked for helpin getting
rid of poison Ivy. Various suggestions were
made but this pest is very hard to control,
or kill out.

Anna Farquhar wants a black walnut
tree. Write Henry Stabler at Fairfax.