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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
11
Home lawn care guidance stresses choosing a lawn type, maintenance across seasons, and the key roles of fall care, limestone soil conditioning, and proper rolling. It cautions against overdoing raking and heavy rollers, and notes fertilizers, weed killers, and lime must be used with reading labels for best results.
New York businesses can deduct landscaping costs as depreciable assets, while land itself is not depreciable. The American Association of Nurserymen cites improved community relations, patronage, morale, and reduced turnover. Obtain a useful life estimate from the nurseryman and apply annual depreciation, noting that rates vary and no fixed rule exists. If part of a residence is used for business, a portion of landscaping may be depreciated.
Practical outdoor design tips favor gentle curves and flush paving to ease mowing and weed control. Elevate high maintenance beds, group hard to tend plants, and use ground covers and hedges to reduce upkeep. Jacobs on recommends quality flagstone, silicone sealant for concrete, tight brick joints, and stone retaining walls to curb weeds and water issues.
Gardeners embrace tall tree roses to bring rose color to eye level and enhance yard appeal. Newest varieties are widely available as free roses, offering ornamental shrub beauty with vibrant blooms for landscape plans.
Guidance on growing English primrose Primula vulgare. Describes color fragrance and display, light, soil, moisture, and sun exposure needs. Recommends dense grouping, partial shade, protection from hot sun, well draining subsoil, and soil mix with rotted scaffold manure bone meal and sand. Seeds germinate best fresh.
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society hosts a daffodil show May 4 and 5 at Horticultural Hall Boston featuring new hybrids and classic varieties. Sixty classes invite both professional and amateur gardeners to compete. entry details available from Arno H. Nehrling, Director of Exhibitions.
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