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October 26, 1991 - Image 34

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1991-10-26

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colored annuals or foliage plants in
patterns and designs.
The Colonial Revival period of the
early 20th century was an aesthetic
reaction to the rococo Victorians as
well as a nostalgia for a simpler time.
There were fewer fences around
houses in the Colonial Revival period.
Foundation plantings with deciduous
shrubs started to appear. Front lawns
emptied of flower beds. Colors be-
came cooler and more peaceful —
there was a much greater use of
green.
People gave up their front porches
and moved to the back with terraces
and patios. A terrace might be gravel
or just a grassy area under the trees
Flamboyant but pastel flowers would
be found in the back yard, with mixed
hardy perennial borders planned to
bloom throughout the growing sea-
son.

Books And Catalogs

Scott Kunst recommends the
following books:
Antique Flowers by Katherine
Whiteside; Annuals (Enduring Classics
for the Contemporary Garden) and
Perennials (Yearly Classics for the Con-
temporary Garden) by Rob Proctor;
and the newly-reissued Landscapes and
Gardens for Historic Buildings by Rudy J.
Favretti, co-authored by his wife, Joy
Putnam Favretti.
Mr. Kunst cites the following catalog
sources:
For bulbs — DeJager Bulbs, Box
2010, South Hamilton, Ma. 01982,
catalog free; John Scheepers, Inc., RD
6, Phillipsburg Rd., Middletown, N.Y.
10940, catalog, $3
For irises — Adamgrove, Rte. 1,
Box 246, California, Mo 65018, cata-
log, $1; Iris Pond, 7311 Churchill Road,
McLean, Va. 22101, catalog, $1;
Hahn's, 200 N. School Street,
Desloge, Mo. 63601; catalog, $1.
Mainly for perennials — Wayside
Gardens, Hodges, S.C. 29695, catalog,
$1; Bluestone Perennials, 7211 Mid-
dle Ridge, Madison, Oh. 44057,
catalog free; New Peony Farm, Box
18105, St. Paul, Mn. 55118, catalog
free.
For seeds — Select Seeds, 81
Stickney Hill Road, Union, Ct. 06076,
catalog, $1.50.

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