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Outdoor Problems of the Householder: Perennial

Perennial. Spray with Bordeaux.

The foliage turns red in the fall.

Grow in masses. The flowers are good for cutting.

Lobelia Erinus is very popular for low edgings. It is blue. Use manure water for Lobelias.

Showy, easily-grown annuals.

Flowers very fragrant. Make successive sowings. Like cool soil. Perennial, but blooms the first season.

Likes shade and moist soil.

One of the best annuals.

Tall, fragrant annuals, opening toward evening.

Give a rich cool, moist soil and keep the blossoms picked.

One of the most free-flowering annuals. Don't neglect watering. One of the best low annuals.

Very attractive. Do not transplant.

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