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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1976
Page
3
The article praises chrysanthemum as a quick spot filler for gardens. It notes mums thrive in warm weather if kept moist and can be transplanted from pots into beds or left in containers. Watering is essential, and cutting back after flowering helps replanting for fall color.
The article extols home grown potatoes as superior to store bought, detailing harvest tips from seed selection to storage. It covers soil prep, crop rotation, seed quality, planting depth, spacing, hilling, pest control, watering, and careful harvesting to avoid green tubers and ensure nutrition.
Readers seek Koelreuteria Henryi sources and frost damage notes from 1972. The column discusses tulip vs daffodil care, bulb life cycles, and mint removal using weed killer applied to leaves with repeat treatments. Editor invites garden questions via postal address.
Two brush fires charred 60 acres and threatened several expensive homes in hillside suburbs east of Los Angeles Thursday afternoon and evening. The larger blaze blackened 2 acres in Covina near the campus of Cal Poly Pomona.
A July schedule lists numerous garden and plant society meetings in the East Bay. Diamond Garden Club meets at Fruitvale Presbyterian Church Oakland. Camellia Society gathers at Claremont Junior High. East Bay Dahlia Society and Orchid Society meet Lakeside Park Garden Center. Fuchsia, Begonia, Bonsai, Chrysanthemum, Iris and African Violet groups hold events at various Oakland Alameda San Leandro venues. several clubs host picnics, lectures, and club-house gatherings across Walnut Creek Fremont Castro Valley and Richmond with multiple timings and locations.
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