249 Cardinal Mercier Telephone 76058 position in the garden during the summer months. It is possible with such plants as hydrangeas, begonias, cyclamen, solanums, and azaleas, but it more often fails than succeeds, and they never flower so vigorously the second winter season Bulbs should never be grown in the house two years in succession, but they are well worth planting out among the other bulbs in the garden they have finished flowering and have been hardened off for a few weeks in an unheated room or frame. Do not, however, put them in the front line of the chorus, They have net had much nourishment during their confinement in the bowl, and their performance the following spring will not be quite up to the standard of the rest
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