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and bestow special gifts. You will find many of them visiting posite each other on the stem and flowers and blooms profusely from Twizzler Answer. Nature’s Children The St. John’s wort Is a the blossoms the June until family regularly. are oblong. They clasp smooth September. There are six combinations pos- one. Its members the The to the effect that the small prefer plants prefer the waste lands, stem, as they are stalkless. Legends plant sible for A, B and C to enter the I warm and climates. There roadsides and fields. their is a "devil chaser" would also be a BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. temperate They attract After the insects have made offices at the same time through dif- are kinds of and attention their reason the St. John's several hypericum your by bright, yellow- call, the plant hastens to set her seeds. very good why ferent doors. Here are: Golden St. John’s Wort they are distributed. All of faced blossoms. a should find a in our gar- they widely They are about 1 Later the fruit will be found in wort place Door 1. Door 2. Door 3. Hj/pericaceae. leaves and for who would not like to have them have without stalks, inch across and there may be several handsome little brown capsule, where den, 1. A B C these flowers bloom on St. yellow flowers with three to six styles. in the terminal clusters. The the flowers were seen in June. a sentinel guarding our beloved flowers I gECAUSE calyx golden 2. A C B name is a Greek one and has of room and homes? There are s6 many vir- John's day they have been hon- The the five lance-shaped sepals, five If you have an abundance 3. B A C tues said to be the mem- ored with his name. Besides, the flowers bloom in June, St. John’s day, petals, all dotted with black, and in your garden, these flowers will add possessed by *. B C A of this that one hesitates plants are supposed to have magic which is the 24th. there are numerous stamens in three to the charm of it. There are several bers family 5. C A B or in to the out of our list of powers. And it is said that when the No nectar is offered the guests by sets. There are three styles. that will grow in rocky places leave plant 6. C B A witches and fairies are on the St. John's worts. olden In the where the has and there a wealth of frieads. One special direction for the abroad, Only places plant sand, develop ---- ■ ■ -•. .—. the eve of the day the flowers bloom, pollen is given to the insects for the the food it needs, the stem grows to foliage. There is one member that is plucking of the flowers Is to do so on Jim the haj they are visited by these night folks service they render. This seems to be a height of 3 feet, very erect and with a friendly little plant, growing to the Friday in the hour of Jupiter. This Mollison, English flyer, the Oxford Movement. * so that they may lp turn call on us satisfactory the pollen collectors. many braAhes. The leaves grow op- size of a shrub, and developing lovely makes the charm doubly potent. Group * I ~f» joined