Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1951 — Page 41
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SUNDAY, OCT. 28;
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FOOTBALL EARMARKS—Fluffy big chrysonthemums, popular at football games, and usually
too tender to grow outdoors are a garden hobby of Mrs. Joseph A. Gilson, 5023 Carrollton Ave. She and Mrs. C. William Paine, her next door neighbor, collaborate on their similar projects.
Garden Gadding—
Bulbs Producing A Greenhouse And Bird Sanctuary
By MARGUERITE SMITH
Times Garden Editér
B¢ oaks from little acorns certainly do reach for the
sky. vot too many years Indiana Girls School. Those bulbs have grown to the point where they're producing a . greenhouse and a bird sanctu-
ary. y morning For the ‘women belonged to.a 4
trict. Paul R.
community-minded garden club, the cafeteria) the afternoon the Green Thumb of Irvington. ; And their education project grew until state garden clubs Soup ls Popular voted to build a greenhouse d E at the Clermont school. (If' An asy to Serve sou have some extra cash If you want to make a soup floating around and want to hearty and nutritious, add one help. Mrs. Herman Bischof, 645 of the macaroni products to it.
N. Ritter is collecting for it.) Now the latest ‘development is the vote of the state board to ° fix up a bird sanctuary on the school grounds. It's all in a line
and cook ‘noodles, elhow ghetti or macaroni in it.
as three minutes.
emphasis on the healing there is in gardens and nature as a - hobby.
take longer.
= = ~ RIGHT ALONG game line —evervone who's ever met up with Dr. Barbara Shalucha's enthusiasm for junior gardeners
side of the pan. bregks easily Soup is so easy popular you'll for company dinner occasional.
the A and
remembers it -and her. ly. Dress the soup up by topDr. Barbara, a teacher at ping it with grated cheese, IU, is sparking another project shredded parsley, croutons,
along her favorite lines. To- lemon wedge or sour cream. morrow at Bloomington. there 8 . to be a one-day workshop on . ways to build a gardening Shrimp and Cheese program for youth. For a shrimp and cheese dish The project is sponsored by which is easy to make and the Bloomington Garden Clubs, — tasty, too, follow these direc-
with IU helping. for "garden tions: Melt one-half clubbers from all over the stat? For Dr. Barbara, besides being a Ph.D who doesn’t look ft, is
district chairman of junior gar-
. in one-fourth cup of milk.
fluffy rice.
LANDSCAPE SALE
SPECIAL PRICES at the Nursery
i "your eT SHAT
~Yew For Hedges, $1.25
The finest hedges. are made of Yew We also have Yew in larger sizes for lond-
the yeor scaping Euonymus, 10-12-In., $1. 15 Sieboldi, Newport, Vegetus. and Alatus Compacta.
Small sizes are in pots
Practically every good kind of tree growing in containers - that you can take ®ith ou
HOLLAND TULIP BULBS, LARGE, A GRADE
The trees are in full color. Sales yard is open
Drive out to the nursery You ore welcome. Ask tar our free booklet
from 8:00 to 5.00 eoch doy.
(7) EAGLE CREEK NURSERY C0.
82nd and Lafeyette Road (U.S. 52) TEL. CO-2381 INDIANAPOLIS
IMPORTA NT SALE—ANTIQUES
"Weat of June. Hy.
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KERRY ANTIQUE SHOP
224 Eastern. Ave. Connersville, ggo East 38th St.
Indiana, Oct. 29th thru
Nov. 3d. Furnishings of this For those unfine old home must be sold. usual Cbristmas This furniture is all antique gifts Meissen, and in excellent condition: Sets Bisque, 5 flower of carved chairs; tables; Dresden, etc, marble, top tables; melodion; china Sinner Jets, parlor suites; spinning wheel; stiver pattern Havilan anmarble top dressers; fine carved Some and Violet, tea cart, bedroom. suites: day beds; half cherry tilt top table, night banquet table in cherry; fine stand, candle stands, pattern, walnut desk: Captain's chair; milk and cut glass, Hours 10 books: silver; china; cut glass; to 6 Friday until 8. " coverlets; quilts; dolls; picture frames; Collector's items too de de numerous to mention. Mrs.
H. D. Fearis, Owner. Sale Conducted by Peart Records.
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Restore the original beauty of your precious antiques by have
WEINBRECHT'S ANTIQUES ing them re2449 West 16th St, 2 Blocks plated at the 186 and 52. HOME PLAT-
Antique lamps, ING COMPANY, Haviland, china and cut glass, we need parts for antique Ifmps and cut glass. Hours dafly 1 to 5 or by appointment. za, 4028. q .
those beautiful
your home ‘today. Visit the
at 917 Mass. Ave, CA-DOSS.
\
ago some women with a concern for “Youth got a few spring bulbs planted out at the
‘dening for the Southwest Dis-
Young, head of the wonderful Cleveland school gardens project, will speak af the session which begins 10 a. m. After lunch (in.
It's an easy matter to open a can of consomme or beef broth spaFine noodles cook tender in as little
elusive Clayton. Horine of Greentown writes to ask piece in
Larger macaroni products Mag. about new violet varieties.
Test for doneness bv cutting a piece of the durum product with a fork against the It's done when cleanly. to manage and
want to serve it that have already
it is mot at all pretty but would be valudtie to” those who are experimenting get a yellow
pound process cheese in double boiler, beat Add cooked shrimps and ladle over
Evergreens, many varieties ond sizes, including KOSTERS BLUE SPRUCE. Broodleof evergreens, trees and shrubs. Small sizes are in pots. You. com take
ts green oll
Shade, Fruit, and Flowering Trees
Smaller sizé8 are
HI. 5666 |
See how the | experts can bring back the glorious luster of your gold, silver or hrass pieces. Brighten up antiques and
HOME PLATING COMPANY
session will be group work on how te organize, with whom to work, field operations (that means tools, etc.), and exhibits and the world outdoors. It's all free to those who are eoncerned enouglr with youth to take the time to attend. = » =
GNASH YOUR TEETH over this one. Blue Star Memorial planting at Terre Haute to prettify the Illinois-Indiana state line has been completely yanked up by vandals so I'm told. Garden club money and highway department work gone for nothing. Maybe a few reported license numbers might help to curb this werld-awes me-some-plants sort. of «LP - ~ x s
AFRICAN VIOLET fans, here's another word about that “yellow violet.” Mrs.
if I've seen Popular
the Gardening
No, I didn't.) . “The vellowbrown Girl,” she writes and “Girl,” in caseg vou aren't familiar with violet lingo, is the name of a long line of saintpaulias) is causing quite a stir among violet fans but some
seen it say
with crosses to Some close to the
inner circle seem to think there is another vellow being tested to see how it propagates.” ” = » IF YOU HAVEN'T yet discovered that John Kieran is doing plants on his TV program (6:30 our time), you've got a treat coming. The other
night it was better than using your own‘ microscope to see his enlarged time-lapse pictures of mosses and other small fry of the plant world. But I wanted to remind him, when he showed
MYSTERY FLOWER — This
late - summer perennial, ‘with golden yellow daisy-like flowers,
feat.
tropical climates.” grows
olis.
similar cl
Society, exciting new roses at their last meeting, found themselves seeing a Holland bulb film instiad. Specially embarrassing when Dr. William Ayres, dent, to visit
den and nature «
SPIDER MUMS—Mrs. C. William Paine, Ave., grows Japanese spider chrysanthemums outdoors, an unusual In this climate they are usually greenhouse products.
the passion flower and said it
“grows . in tropical . and subthat it also
right here in Indianap-
WHAT WOULD YOU guess
were the five biggest favorites in the shade tree line? nurseryman tells me his top demands and Chinese Having lived with several Nore way greedy shade is course. love—in they get from the experts—who Say that they blow over much too easily, they grow too fast, they shed" their hranches in a most messy watch the wind turn their greentopped leaves to silver just before a storm. And their gracefully cut foliage is decorative,
100.
A local
gre for Norway, sugar, soft (silver) maples, elms, and pin oaks.
dislike their lawns. Their wondrous thick, of The silver maples I spite of the frowns
maples I roots in
(truthfully, I must admit)
fashion. But I love to
. = = u COULD BE, if vou've had ub troubles, vou’ll be ased to know that the Rose dooking ferward to an new film on exciting
retiring national presidropped in from Purdue I understand the prom-
1sed rose film will definitely be shown at the Persevering,
next those
meeting. rosarians.
Garden Clubs—
Garden Clubs
Set Sessions
Autumn holidays spark garlub meetings.
this week. Details follow. Friday Brookside — 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Harold Brady, 3258 Fall Creek Pkwy., N. Dr., hostess. Thanksgiving table arrangement by Mrs. William E. Whit Roll - Call--Flowers
that. have Prapondad best tdur-
‘Mesdames Edw: rd H. Podae.
Jules Zinter and Ort Walter _
will assist Mrs. Brady.
Broad Ripple--1 p. -m. Mrs. Jack Cronin, 6070 Hillside, W. Dr., hostess. Conservation program in charge of Mrs. Andrew Figel. Bulb exchange, Next Sunday Nature Study—3 p. m. Open
House at Cabin in Woollen’s Gardens.
and narrow pointed leaves
‘ closely resembling a Regal
Lily's, bloems in the Paul Masteller yard, 1332 W. 34th St. The original plant grew in oldtime garden many years ago. Does any flower-lover recognize it?
Spring’ Blooming
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Here's Tip Pp On Choice
Of Trees
Which kind of tree shall we choose” Thal's the question - asked by many home owners interested in The Times treeplanting project. Here are some pointers to help you. The Norway maple is popular for its fast growth, about four feet a year. Even in its younger days it produces a shapely round top of rich green leaves that make thick shade. It grows well under difficult city conditions. In the autumn it often changes to so rich a gold that it lights up an entire neighborhood. The sugar (or rock) maple is an altogether superior tree. It grows into a sturdy tough specimen that stands up well in storms. It is long-lived. In the autumn its color ranges from brilliant gold to crimson. The sycamore is loved by every true Hoosier for its white } gleaming bark, mottled with’ ; patches of cream—for its at- | ¥
Thames photos by John R. Spicklemire.
5015 Carrollton
tractive winter silhouet and seed balls that deck the tree until late spring. Like the ‘Norway maple it will grow well in city conditions. It is especially fond of wet places. The honey locust makes an unusually - attractive tree be-
cause of its delicate fern-like SEED AND PLANT develop- ves Many people admire it ers wear rose-colored glasses, as the tree most like the tragthere's just no doubt about it. ically stricken elms. It is Especially when they're consid- Dardy, long-lived, and will grow ering replacements for the well in almost any Kind of soil. home-owner's old enemy, Ken- . ky Dltegro, © aa’ wi Pad Your Dishpan word of cauti on, vou may safe- To prevent delicate glassware. ly comsider this optimistic re- from becoming chipped in the port on the new lawn grass, Process of washing, try spreadzoysia japonica. ing a soft, clean terry towel It’s a miracle grass, mo less, in the bottom and around the Here's why. The weary blue- sides of your dishpan or sink.
grass sower can plunk a plant of Z. J.—a single plant, mind . yYou—into an "area four feet square in the spring. By fall he'll have the whole business filled with lovely greem z. jap-
ROEBLING POWER MOWER
Self-Powered — all you do Is walk slong. It ‘trims as it cuts. Women can easi-
onica. Besides spreading faster : B operate it. than political scandal, it is na- y Rotary Typ tive to a region where it's colder 22” and 0" Cut in winter than Indianapolis. Ne Dewa Well, usually.) That's 30 to 40 Payment degrees W zero. And it's A Pam such a tough hug subject that —- Japanese beetles just take one JORN D. MUIR look at and move on. On, 445 ashinglon well, we can always dream, vy & X. 1109 Indianapolis 71. Indiana
can't we?
Here's The Best Buy of The Year!
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Now ‘is The Time.to Plant EVERGREENS, SHRUBS, TREES
o. Gisbes, Pyramids, Juniper ........... $3.50 Up We Spire: Bagh myaeakle, + Syringat-Others ST up “Apple. Peach, Cherry, Plum Trees 5-7', $1.50 Ee. ® Silver Maples, Chinese Elms é to 8' ..$2.50 Ea.
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POTTENGER'S NURSERY
34th St. & Lafayette Road (State Road 52) WA. 6412 OPEN EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY *
DRIVE OUT TODAY FOR
EVERGREENS
Choose your size and variety from Wayside's Nursery ‘Field.
New Blue Spreading
Upright or Spreading
TAXUS... 6.75 up
$° When Planting SHADE TREES, Use Wayside's 8" TREE WRAP
Kraft paper crinkled to stretch; protects against insects, scald and moisture loss.
vd. $1.50 ‘+ GQe
oo - vr
TULIPS
Start at
$g.15 ber 85¢
EROSIONET
Keeps grass seed from wash. ing away: "4" open mash, woven paper twine, 45"
width, 35¢ Hin. per 100 sq. ft. yd. any quantity
GRASS SEED
Get Wayside's quality Mix. tures for starter, or estab
Oriental lished lawns.
CASH-N-CARRY Lowy Prices
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
7301 PENDLETON PIKE CH. vy On Road 7, Ve Mile North of Hart 300 81. -
=~ Marion County, ern Tree Experts. offered will street trees and will thrive un-
der city conditions.
property. dow. Midwestern Tree Experts. . CO, 2335.
«filled. branches .in |
ORE of The TOES |
{| mums are all gone.
JUNIPER... 55.85] |
i
| St. Greenhouse this week is a
“ gweet peas--all
| Ripple Shop. : wild bird seed to entice feath- |
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ROSE PRESERVER — Be
cold weather comes, pile six to eight inches of earth over grated hybrid tea roses. -
Hang Curtains on
Swinging Brackets .
If curtains shrouding a smal} window cut out too meh of the light, or if a narrow. window appears too insignificant to-do justice to a room; try-hanging your curtains or draperies on swinging side-arm brackets which hold the curtains well to
the side of the window frame. Removable curtain hooks are handy for hanging your draperies on the rods. By this trick you gain both additional light and inoteased importance from your window treatment.
Guest Tea Planned
Chapter V of PEO will have a guest day tea at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Herron Art Institute. Wilbur D. Peat, direc-
tor, will talk on “Old Masters in the John Herron Museum Co).
lection.”
The Times Tree Planting.. Club should be sup ported by all interested citizens of says MidwestThe varieties grow into good
The pilanting of trees adds beaufy to streets and roads and value to H. N. (Mike Engle-
Workmen insured. . * * When you're choosing a shade tree, advises the Indianapolis Landscape Association; buy a variety that isfstrong fibered so
it won't lose big branches in the |
first strong wind. variety
Choose a
credited landscapers. Select the tree yourself if you can arrange to do so. If not, rely on the judgment of your landscapecontractor. Then, having chosen a good tree, plant it right and take care of it. It needs special care throughout the first year in particular. When you deal with a member of the Indian-
apolis Landscape Association | You get better trees, you get | and you | get them properiy maintained |
them planted right,
as they grow. older. for shade.
Plant trees Plant trees for en-
! joyment. Plant trees for beauty.
Plant trees to add value to your property. Deal with a member of the Indianapolis Landscape Association for dependable results. scape Association indorses the tree varieties oifered to mem-
i bers of The Times Plant-A-Tree
Club and the planting instruc- | tions that purchasers will get
| with each tree. The Indianapolis Landscape Association.
* * The Golden Rose of China (rosa hugonis) which makes a fountain of. 8 unn y rose-
etl yo Springs is vou .can get at reduced prices in the clearance sale at Hillsdale. Only reason for the sale, now ‘when it's just the time to plant, is to save the nursery's labor costs of carry-
ing them over winter. There are |
still a few of the Grootendorst shrub roses, ing Peace and Talisman and
-some Brownell sub-zero climbers. You'll also want to see the |
final flower show of the season before Hillsdale's potted hardy Be: sure to see’ Black Velvet, with its clusters of rich dark red blossoms
good for cutting. Use these potted mums indoors, then later | set them out in the garden. Hilisdale Nursery, 8000 north on Ind. 100. BR. 5495 * **
Dollar special at Edwards 56th
bouquet of fresh-cut flowers. You choose the blossoms you
| want as vou stroll through the
greenhouses Pompon mums are ready in all colors and . fresh growing last extra-long Take vour dish have
flowers that will in your home gardens to Edwards, too,
them filled with plants that fit | your special windows and har- | monize with | terior. No | Edwards 56th St. Greenhouses, just east of Keystone. IM. 5842,
vour home's incharge for planting.
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For . flower this winter you'll find colored hyacinth glasses (red, amber, Hoosier . Garden-
AS er's and hyacinth { bulbs to “plant” in them-—-in | water. These and all the other
jtems vou've seen this week at Hoosier Gardener's Hobby Show exhibit are on sale at.his Broad Bird feeders and
ered actors to entertain you this winter. African #iolet plants, and many other houseplants. Hoosier (Mrdener, 741 E. Broad
Ripple Ave. (rear). BR. 9121.
*
$1.50 will buy you a fine potied
chrysanthemum at Cossefll's |
Greenhouse this week, Use them for your Halloween party decorations.
sell's also have a new collection |
| “of 50¢ hardy mum plants in this Greenhouse, |
week. 4010 Cossell Rd. BE. 1830.
a
| You can get T
approved by the local park department and by ac- |
| Bash's have gotten | extra Dutch bulbs so they still
! have a
The Indianapolis Land- |
one or two climb- |
fun |
blue) at |
Later set them in the i . garden for they're hardy. Cos- |
to 8 ft. silver } maples (best of the quick growing shade trees) and Mo- arf line elms, a titgrowing “elm, at Stark's. Also evergreens at reasonable prices, hardy chrysanthemums, peony roots, and
Holland bulbs. Stark’s, 511 S. Tibbs.
BE. 1351. * If you want an easy-to- raise hardy flower garden, plant lilies. At Bash’s this week, you'll find lily bulbs for planting now that will give you flowers throughout the seasan. 15 different varieties include bright colored kinds like the tigers and the Western Sunsets. Also the perfumed and delicate-
| ly tinted Regals and new hy-
brids. Cluster these in your flower beds for fragrance, brilliance and season-long bloom. in. some
complete selection. | Bash's Seed Store, 141 N. Dela- ! ware. RL 3733. FR. 7333.
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Lift a dark corner of your living room into distinction with a “blue fringe-plant,” aralia elegantissima (literally, the most | elegant aralia). You'll find these plants at Wayside Floral Gar. | dens. The long fringed leaves, trail daintily fromm mottled stems and stalks. New leaves , are glossy, two-toned, bronzy ! green with blue lights. Raise {| these delightfully different | plants that will grow in spots | where most houseplants are unhappy. When you drive out to Wayside Floral Gardens, take your dish gardens, have them | planted (no extra charge) with plants of your own cheice in Cooley's specially prepared houseplant soil. And talk over . your houseplant problems with Gladys Cooley. Wayside Floral Gatdens, 7301 Pendleton Pike. WOH. 2322. Open Syndays.
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Eagle on s Nursery’'s salesyard is arranged for their | customer's convenience. Plenty of off-the-road parking | space, plenty of fine | landscape plants in
various sizes to fit- every pocketbook. Right now the Koster's blue spruce is a popular item. It's - true blue as really fine speci-
mens are. See also the Canada | hemlock if you need evergreens for shade, and the many kinds of yews—the finest evergreen vou can plant. These are all potted or ‘root-wrapped so you can handle them and set them out easily. They are completely rooted from the frequent transplantings and root prunings a good evergreen must have for success in landscape planting. Drive out to Eagle Creek today. Don't forget to ask for your free leaflet on landscaping. Eagle Creek Nursery, US 52, 11 miles north of Traders Point. CO. 2681. Visitors Welcome,
* HOUSE OF FLOWERS
All this week is Open House at House of Flowers to celebrate National Flower Week. You are invited to visit the flower | shop or walk at your leisure | through the .greenhpuses—no obligation to “buy. Just enjoy | the fine plants and flowers you will see at House of Flowers. | Call Bernice Brown for artisti. cally designed wedding flowers for either a budget or a luxury + wedding. House of Flowers, 580] W. Washington. BE. 24359.
* * | Shade trees of quality for the discriminating home-owner are among the fine landscape plants you find at New Augusta Nursery. There's the sour-gum or pepperidge tree. It turns to the most brilliant autumn red of { all the larger shade trees, The cucumbertree off mountain magnolia, rapid growing, tall, has | the general appearance of a | magnolia with red attractive fruits, Another fine shade tree is the gingko, tree of Oriental temple gardens, with delightful fan-shaped leaves and Oriental appearance, apparently disease and Insect proof. Another hard-to-find tree at New Augusta Nursery is the beech, silver barked and stately, Call H. a Schnitzius about these and" | other A from New | Augusta Nuresey 4008 W. 5th y= CO. 2658. Spon §