ANEMONES.
Scctl may now be sown of those beautiful early flowering plants. Seed sown at once will germinate quickly, and will produce plants that will give a certain amount of bloom this coniinp; season. Anemone seeds are, somewhat difficult to sow on account of the cottonlike down which adheres to the seed. The Peed should bo mixed with twice its bulk of finely sii'tod, dry sand or soil and thru rubbed together. The seed will separate, and the soil or sand and seed ran be sown together. Cover the seed lightly and keep the bods handweeded.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 137, 11 June 1932, Page 6 (Supplement)
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