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(Continued ^from Page 1) Giadoili, 5 T. vinegar, 1 qt water. Hollyhock, 1 handful rock salt, 2 qts. water. Larkspur, 1 T. alcohol, 1 pt. water. flower head as it is, the water—to bloom. Lilies, 1 c. vinegar, 2 qts. water. 7 Lily of the Valley, i c. vinegar, 2 - qts. water. - « ^ —.• - ; Marigolds, 2 T. sugar, 1 T. salt, 1 . qt. water. Milkweed, Burn stems, 1 handful rock salt, 2 qts. water. Narcissi, All like small quantities of water. Arrange in no more than 1 inch of H 2 O- _ /Peonies, 3 T. sugar, 1 pt. water. Petunias, .1 t. sugar, 1 pt. water. Poinsettias, 1 handful rock salt, 2 qts. water. Poppies, Burn ends, 1 handful of rock salt, 2 qts. water. Roses, 2 T. powdered Alum, 1 qt. water. If no alum, use 2 T. salt and 1 qt. water. Salvia, 1 T. alcohol, 1 pt water. Snapdragon, 2 T. salt, 2 qts. water. Statics, 3 T. sugar, 1 qt. water. Sweet Peas, Hot water, cold water, 8 drops alcohol, 1 pt. water. - Tritoma, 1 c. vinegar, 1 qt. water. Tulips, Roll in newspaper, keep stems straight, placing cold water up to heads. Violets, Bunch, submerges, Place in ice water 2 hours. Violas, Treat as violets. Water Lillies, and Lotus, 12 drops -alcohol, 1 pt. water.Gardenias, and Cornelias, Wrap in wet tissues over night, never drink
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