Waterwise Garden Tips For A Drier 1905 Season
Predictions say limited water in 1905 so plan now. Mulch soil with peat moss compost and manure to retain moisture. Plant shrubs roses now, start lawn renovation early, and select dry tolerant trees and perennials like White spruce mountain pine bayberry and yarrow.
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Entries Open In Landscaping Competition
The American Association of Nurserymen announces its annual awards for industrial and institutional landscaping and beautification. Entries must be received by Sept 1, 1965, with classifications for manufacturing utilities offices retail and service institutions public and private institutions and special achievement awards. Curtis H. Porterfield will mail entry procedures and past winners list upon request.
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Staking Plants Prevents Damage in Garden Tips
Advice on staking plants at planting time to reduce root and stem injury. Use stakes to guard against storms, keep stems straighter and foliage cleaner, and aid cultivation. Choose green blending materials like bamboo or painted wooden sticks. Tie from the bottom upward with soft ties to avoid damage.
Check Label When Buying Garden Seed
Read seed labels carefully to ensure honesty under the Federal Seed Act. Government and state officials monitor labeling. mislabeling has declined since 1938. Check kind, germination rate, purity, origin, and weed content before buying. Beware bargain prices may mislead or mask poor quality.
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Mowing Styles Partner With Fashion Designer
An equipment company joined forces with a fashion designer to produce a line of gardening clothes. An official said the firm now has a modern mower lineup and designs to attract buyers, while aiming to draw women to the point of sale. The collection features waterproof fabrics, bright pullovers with knee pads, and stretch pants, all easy to maintain.
Bugle Ground Cover Needs Moist Soil Tips
Bugle or Ajuga thrives in moist soil and slopes to needs periodic watering in hot sun. It is a deciduous ground cover that spreads by surface runners and should be lifted in late August to move. Transplant easily with strong roots and water well after setting out.
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