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Bark, Twig Color Add Many Effects In Home Landscapes If you believe home grounds landscaping must necessarily be unattractive and colorless in win ter, you are barking up the wrong ! tree. Many kinds o.' trees that shed their foliage in the fall offer an endless arr^y of color combi- : nations in their barks and twigs. Survey your grounds now for 1 spots where such specimens can be planted next spring to brighten up your scenery tne following winter. The color attributes of certain delightful specimens are even more apparent in the dor mant season. There is no con cealment by massive green foli age. Notable for their colorful bark are the birches, which have white, yellow, or reddish bark, depend ing upon species. Beeches offer many shades of solid gray. Syca mores, with their flaking old bark, present bold, spotted greenish yellow patterns. Cherry barks of fer sprightlier displays in bright browns, some approaching red. Twigs give colorful effects, too. Consider the willows. They have branches that range from bright yellow to orange and red. Some evergivens also offer contrasting color schemes. For instances, old er species of Scotch pine show a strong yellow in their higher branches. The red pine’s upper branches take on a reddish cast. ^ Horrent APARTMENT — 4 rooms, unfur ! lushed upstairs. 41Q East Second 1st. Phone 94W. Call after five o'clock, l-6-4t
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