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March 14,1974 PHOENIX Page 11GARDENJo Garden Booklist1: \i ;n the bowl-over-%u00bbS a n d s h r u b sBUY THEM, while s long, is really a icyclopedia. The :h are arranged their landscape id to 200 nursery ly of them mailhare is also a brief each species with it and hardiness. If ig for that hard-tos'lrub, this Handan invaluable aid. AS VEGETABLE one of the most ; in the Brooklyn reasons that are anyone who has n looking at the :e and tomatoes in ket. This timely 97- 3vers asparagus to with stops in- >weet corn, squash f other vegetables, >w to grow each toThe environment is on everybody%u2019s mind these days, and more and more people are becoming concerned about preserving what is left of our natural world. America%u2019s native wild flowers take on a special meaning this spring as the bulldozers continue to roll into wild or open land at an alarming rate. Some of these wild flowers are now on the verge of extinction, others are becoming uncommon.Gardeners are responding with a new interest in growing native plants in the home garden. This is one way to insure the survival of endangered species, providing collecting is done so as not to strip the countryside. Better yet, from the point of view of conservation, many gardeners are turning to wild-flower nurseries, of which there are about fifty in the United States that carefully propagate and ship plants by mail to homeowners.With the protection of rare native plants in mind, theBrooklyn Botanic Garden has just revised one of the classics in its Handbook series. GARDENING WITH WILD FLOWERS, a 97-page issue, has information-packed articles by 23 leading authorities from every geographical region of the country. The articles have been w ritten especially for the homeowner who wants to grow and preserve native plants instead of just to admire the dwindling natural pageant of field and forest.All these Handbooks are copiously illustrated paperbacks printed on quality book paper and, like the other fifty titles described in the Garden%u2019s attractive new brochure, are modestly priced at $1.50 each. The new brochure is free for the asking. The Handbooks are available in many garden centers, or they can be ordered direct by mail. Address: Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York 11225.n k&mei icard as ercharge1TIT RUSEie care and;ejr s e r v i c e55 %u20224514%?%u00a3 0 : - 0 ' ' ' 0 ? 5 0 c = O E %6sf i i%u20186aB R 1 6 H T I D E A S F R O MO(l)l u m e n - k r a f tO/ !>o 'KOVACS, S O N N E M A N , L IG H T O L IE R %u00a78KOCH %u00a3 L O W Y ,A N D M A N Y O T H E R S %u00a78 / 1\\ 145 seventh avenue, brooklyn %u2022 636-1550 6 '/IN%u00a3 0 0 3 0 ? i O E T C f c T O ^ i O S G ^ O :IT'JRE IN THE BUFF\-IENS ANONYMOUS\ydu ore deciding ono ;do win that room,in mind hot personal%u25a0tm'pkers still existnow- m the i 970'sIO N S T R U T3 0 D W O R K Sito m' woodworkn i/u reoirjet worksilCIN STREET, BROOKLYN LERMONE 636-6348Seconds Sale!StartingFriday, MarchGreat Savings on Handthrown Pottery788-6564 162 TNi Am. Park Slopem a mTh is week, we have over ioodifferent rare and unusual Vs. *begonias and gesneriads forthe collector... including^Tsminiature bloomers -for A dterrariums.T U E S /W E O /W 11:3 0 .-7 .t h u r s / f r i 11:30 -9SU N D A Y i:00-7 M O N D A Y C LO S E D 875-8210MIBRB BMIMINBIl B8IBM1 IBB.137 ATLANTIC AVENUE %u2022 BROOKLYN, N.Y. 1120'Oriental-type Rugs Braided rugs, Broadloom runners, Remnants Carpeting for Hallways & Stairs Sales & ServiceA B A D A R IA NCarpet Cleaning Co.13 B e r g e n St. M A 4 - 6 4 3 5LDc%u00bbr _a ^ o u r y t c u n .\\ \\ \\ o u r \\\\VIO Oq a r A e n - \\ n c r e d v W p b o n s a i - 1% W ( r n n a a n n u a l s , tc < \\ U , t C r r G r i J w s , Cacti j a r c u a n a( S n n a U - ^ .n a n d o il b i n d s t ( s |m I s\n l o i d a iirjbT S0 Xnd&ot ou tdoor plants .%u00ab s p e c i a l - ^<1 \T a m t i O J t%u2019t r F l o r i s t s1 tO rn o n U v s u t S t k 7 4 - 0 2 1 0* * -** s' %u25a0* :>