No. 5. MAY, 1884. Volume XIII. THE GARDEN IN MAY. Gardening should commence in earnest now, al¬ Our Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Narcissus and Scillas, are, or have been, all that we could desire. From many though the garden has been a source of pleasure to us a friend we have received warm thanks… … Oxalis Cornua. (See page 143). to plant small instead of large Hyacinth bulbs, for spring, but as the reward of our labors in the many springs now they are in bloom, giving strong spikes of blossoms gone by, when we filled our borders with hardy peren¬ nials that are now loaded with flowers and…
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