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6 EXERCISI YOUR CREATIVITY
Whan yaw aardanad v law
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and gardan cuhura com naturally;
you mv foroat than bacauat they
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One you art pact tha bmk you "
ahould bagin axarcising your "
- oraatiwity. Experiment with new .
kinof -and Mrietiat, new Qarden
' ' bryewu, raawd bed! and new
' atructurat. Your um'tmmwi my
not work parfactty the fint time.
but part of the fun k aacowing
T whet went; wrong and. doing
better ttM next eaaion. '
Uuch of the joy of gardening
oomet from . the ohaUenge of
growing new and different plants
; and findinf different ways to create
. a garden that pteem you.
No garden ie evw perfect in M
h parti. Learn 1o enjoy it bit by
. bit; take the time' to appreciate the
individual piecet of perfection that
, fit together to make a gardan.
ORCHESTRATION OF COLOR
ANOraOOUCTION
You can orchestrate your garden.
Once you fat the hang of garden
ing, you feel in command of what
happens: You no longer feel at the
mercy of weather, bugi, weebs and
' too many garden chores coming all
. at once.
Truly, you can play your garden
like an orchestra to produce what
you want when you want it. There
will be days when you will stop
whatever you are doing because the
beauty of what you have helped to
create will demand all of your
attention. .You will find yourself
rejoicing despite cares and tensions.
Don't give up if things don't go
right in your first garden. After a
while the basics come automatical
ly. Then your garden can begin to
grow from a simple tune to a
symphony, with rich variations. As
a new gardener, you cant begin to
. imagine the richness you can create
with good planning and a spirit of
adventure. Music in your garden?
Oh yes, and you hold the baton.
HOW SWEET IT ISI
If you were to keep e diary on
the production from your spring
garden, you might be in for a few
surprises.
What do you suppose might be
ready to eat first? Spinach! Then
mustard greens and leaf lettuce,
which you can serve in salads, and
also as what is called wilted lettuce,
prepared with hot bacon drippings.
Doesn't it make your mouth
start to water to recall the incred
ible flavor of vegetables taken from
the garden to the pot. Even your
frozen greens will be better than
the product from the store. Blanch
them just enough to turn them dark
green and do not add salt.
It is much easier to wash and
prepare large leaves of green
vegetables than small ones. So,
leave plenty of space between
plants and they will grow large
leaves.
HERBS HERE AND THERE
TO BRUSH AGAINST
One of the unexpected pleasures
'of gardening is the way plants can
intrude on your thoughts. .There
4 a sure way. to givf visitors to your
garden a pleasurable surprise. :J.
Don't cram all your herbs into
a special garden. Place a few plants
here and there in your vegetable or
flower garden: along paths, in
containers on the steps, in planters
by an entrance. Why? So you will
brush against them and release
their fragrance.
. You'll be working away in your
garden. .Suddenly, youll catch a
whiff of sweet basil, yet the row of
basil may be some distance away.
The aroma will be coming from
your clothes where you brushed
against the plants.
The herbs with upstanding plants
are best for such surprises: sweet
basil, saga, marjoram, mint, thyme
and rosemary, to name e few. All
grow easily and quickly from seeds.
ASPIRE TO HIGHER THINGS
Aspire to higher things. Grow
the special flowers that make you
lift up your eyes. Plant seeds of the
old fashioned vines that climb way
up, flowering as they grow.
For ' some reason, gardeners
seldom think of vines unless they
have a utility pole, clothesline or
unsightly fence they want to
screen..: . .
Vines deserve better than to be
used for cosmetic N purposes, to
cover up zits in the complexion of
your landscape. For a moment,
imagine the beauty of a tail tripod
covered with several kinds of.
flowering vines, chosen so you
will have blossoms opening at aU
hours, day and night. Think of
vine-covered arbors to give shade
for a lounge or garden bench.
These annual vines are killed
by frost, to each year you can
plant new colors and blossom
forms. Just provide tall, strong
supports;'' these vines grow
amazingly fast V - y
:-' FLOWER$ THAT ATTRACT
BIROS
. Some birds are unmitigated
pests. Jays, pigeons, crows, black
birds and the scruffy little house
sparrows can pull up or nip off
seedlings. You don't want to do
anything to encourage them.
But then, there are the Knit
.beauties like goldfinches, chick
.adsss, cardinals and Rincoes.
; colorful seed eaters that most
people regard as friends to be
attracted and maybe
You can plant flower - to
produce seeds that these good
birds love:' . cosmos, gaillardia.
strawflowsrs, asters and single
flowered marigolds, the taller the
better. ; After the blossoms have
j dried, the wild birds will flock to
pull toads out of tha flower heads.,
and they like the taller plants
where they can perch out of the
danger of cats.
Of aM the flowers, those in the
thistle family are most preferred
by birds.
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