California Garden, Vol6, No10, April 1915 . of about 100 lbs. to 800square feet, and then turn your sprinkler onand wash it into the roots. The time is now right for planting citrustrees, orange, lemon and grape fruit, and itwill probably be a long time before such goodstock can be bought at such attractive pricesagain. If you have a well sheltered piece ofland in a warm location you should plant outsome Alligator pear trees, Cherimoyas or cus-tard apples, mangoes, etc. All these fruitsare well worth having and are doing well in anumber of different locations in SouthernCalifornia. Chorizema m
California Garden, Vol6, No10, April 1915 . of about 100 lbs. to 800square feet, and then turn your sprinkler onand wash it into the roots. The time is now right for planting citrustrees, orange, lemon and grape fruit, and itwill probably be a long time before such goodstock can be bought at such attractive pricesagain. If you have a well sheltered piece ofland in a warm location you should plant outsome Alligator pear trees, Cherimoyas or cus-tard apples, mangoes, etc. All these fruitsare well worth having and are doing well in anumber of different locations in SouthernCalifornia. Chorizema means dancing water. Thebotanists, tired and warm, had been lookingfor water but only found salt springs. At last,much exhausted, they came upon a fine springand their joy was evidenced by dancing, asit were. This plant being found near by, theygave it this name, made up from Cheirosdancing, and zema spring of water. Chori-zema illicifolia in the four beds in the frontterrace of the Southern California Countiesbuilding are finer each Miiiumr ©imtMy EkeimirTlhmiuiglfci Ekp®§iftii®ifiicalgarden1915vol6no10
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