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flUN I o If you spill orange or grapefruit juice on a fabric, sponge it immediately with cool water
A citrus stain often becomes invisible after it dries. With aging., or if heat is applied ..the stain turns yellow. And this yellowing is hard to remove.
When you plant tulip bulbs this fall, here’s something to remember: Keep “broken" tulips away from other tulips and lilies. “Broken" tulips . . also called Rembrandt tulips . . are 'infected with a virus disease that gives the flower a striped blotched and mottled (“broker^ appearance. They’re pretty, but they can cause trouble. U. S. Department of Agricul ture crop specialists warn that virus from these diseased bulbs will infect heajthy tulips ^nd lilies that are planted close to them. Diseased plants get smaller every year and die in 3 to 5 years.
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