. Il Suburbanite; una rivista mensile per coloro che sono e coloro che dovrebbero interessarsi alle case suburbane . t voi un poco essere-prima tempo? No, Signore, non un giorno troppo s(.)on. Il bestl)ulbs dovrebbe essere ordinato ora. Per de-livrea come loro Si accomodi. Un po 'più tardi andxoull trovare il meglio di loro andato. Thenyull si chiede perché i vostri hyacinths aresickly cose e i vostri narcisi stingy andyour gigli della valle puny l'anno prossimo, mentre il mio arco il rosa della perfezione. sei serio? Chiese al Plainfieldone, che aveva solo si.x mesi prima di givenup il suo buco nel muro per una vera casa nei sobborghi. NEV

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. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . t you a little be-fore time ? No, sir—not a day too s(.)on. The bestl)ulbs should be ordered right now. for de-livery as they come in. A little later andxoull find the best of them gone. Thenyoull wonder why your hyacinths aresickly things and your daffodils stingy andyour lilies of the valley puny next year, while mine arc the pink of perfection. .re you serious? asked the Plainfieldone, who had only si.x months before givenup his hole in the wall for a real home inthe suburbs. Never more serious in m- life, assertedthe Cranford man. 1 had my little lessc.mlast spring. Couldnt understand why.Maynards bulbs were such a tremendoussuccess and mine were .so shabbv I wasashamed of them. I felt it was the resultof my greenness, or some lack of theproper care. But Maynard explained thatit was really all in the bulbs. Its all cutand dried beft)re they ever go iulo theground as to the number of flowers theyregoing to bear. The bulb man just told meI hat if I cut one of m bulbs through the. Uriligctoirs JlrUi post 0flut and iCiiBlom Cioiisc midille Id find all the Inids in niiniature, just exactly the number the plant wouldIiae ne.xt spring. And did you? asked the Ilainfielder. .ot much 1 didnt. was the emphaticanswer. These bulbs are the best in themarket—and the cost good money. Illtake his word for it and see the proof nextspring. But do you actually plant them now. That shows how very new yon are atgardening. Of course your spring flowersnurst be planted now—or at least very soon, six weeks before frost being about the righttime. Then, before the ground freezesover the bulbs will have made their firstroot growth. The cold weather seasonslliem. or something to the same elYect. andwhen spring arrives they are right therewith the goods. Havent you ever noticedthat the crocuses and things come beforeyou see ail} other signs of spring? Well, yes, and 1 alw

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