Next year she meant to set the dahlias thinly, like a hedge....

Besides, it is very aristocratic to play ball among roses and dahlias.

Susy joined them, bearing in her hands some dahlias and tuberoses.

The heavy heads of the dahlias drooped beneath their weight of moisture, in these last days of their existence, before the frost would bring them to a sudden end.

One young chap had woven sheaves of dahlias and red peonies into the frame of his wheel, and through the clump of quivering blossoms the barrel of his rifle showed, like a black snake in a bouquet.

Absolutely no news to write you, unless you will consider it news that my hedge of dahlias, which I planted myself a month ago, is coming up like nothing else in the world but Jack's Beanstalk.

Directly in the vicinity is a beautiful grapery, with the richest clusters of grapes literally covering the top, sides and walls of the greenhouse, which stands in the midst of a garden, gay with dahlias and amaranths and every variety of flowers, with delicious fruits thickly studding the well-trained trees.

Zinneas, too, of all colours; dahlias, tall stalks of anenome japonica, and such tangled masses of stocks!

"We must get my factotum, Clarke, here to-morrow," so ran my thoughts, "to clear away that rubbish, and try a little bold transplanting; late hollyhocks, late dahlias, a few pots of lobellias and chrysanthemums, a few patches of coreopsis and china-asters, and plenty of scarlet geraniums, will soon make this desolation flourishing.

He did his best, but the result was very little, and perhaps the most useful lesson Joe ever had was that which Fred gave him about the Dahlias.

"JoelJoelJoel!" She laughed aloud, clapping her small hands, and he ran to herover beds of marigolds, heartsease, and lady's-slippers, through a row of drowsy-looking, heavy-headed dahlias, and past other withering flowers, all but choked out by the rank garden growths of late summer.

" Se penchant vers les dahlias, Des paons cabrient dès rosace lunaire L'assoupissement des branches vénère Son pale visage aux mourants dahlias.

" Se penchant vers les dahlias, Des paons cabrient dès rosace lunaire L'assoupissement des branches vénère Son pale visage aux mourants dahlias.

Modern dahlias.

ROBERTS, J. LOUIS. Modern dahlias.

Modern dahlias.

Lift and store the roots in autumn in the same way as Dahlias.

As for the dahlias I wrote you about, they became almost a scandal in the commune.

I continue cutting my lawn, planting my dahlias, pruning my roses, tying up my flowering peas, and watching my California poppies grow like the weeds in the fields.

At Calgary it was a frost, and the dahlias were dead.

Mate, when I stepped into that room, it was like going into an enchanted garden of morning-glories and dahlias.

You could see the blaze out in the street, an' the room lit up, wi' the flowers, an' fruit, an' shinin' glassesred and yellow dahlias the flowers were, that bein' the time o' year.

The most usual colors of the imported double Dahlias, met with in India, are crimson, scarlet, orange, purple, and white.

Take up the tubers of Dahlias, and dry gradually in an open place in the shade, but do not remove the offsets for some days.

Dahlias are now blooming in perfection, and should be closely watched that every side-bud, or more than one on each stalk may be cut off close, with a pair of scissors to secure full, distinctly colored, and handsome flowers.