Timely Advice to those who have Small Gardens in Shanghai Most of the gardens that we know are not extensive affairs, but the smallest of them may be a source of great delight to its owners and no one needs despair because of the tininess of the plot) of ground at her command. Amy Lowell sings of "a little garden on a bleak hillside" where ''wonderworking faith has made it blow with flowers many hued and _starry-eyed,—A little garden, loved with a great love." This is the sort of; love which makes the the amateur Shanghai gardener eager for suggestions as to the best way _of using her ground and we are glad; to be able to reproduce some of the valuable hints Mrs. W. A. L. Pardoe, Chairman of the Gardening Section of the B. W. A. recently gave the sister department of the
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