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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
13
The garden writer observes the De Gersdorff borders at the Garden Center and shares practical care for seedlings and established perennials. He warns against phlox and delphinium overfeeding, describes mite control, root pruning of strong species, mulching effects, and the aim to sustain bloom from May to October with plants like Oenothera Missouriensis and Salvia argentea.
Homeowners can use dwarf fruit trees to apply broad sprays regularly for pest control. Dwarfs require pruning spraying consistent care and soil with good drainage and moisture. Mulch shallow roots stake after year one and ensure cross pollination with two varieties Malling IX apples reach eight feet and spread.
The article presents pruning as an art for gardeners and identifies three essential tools: hand pruning shears, lopping shears, and a pruning saw. It notes that hand shears should use quality steel and be well built, describing snap cut and double overlapping blade types. Lopping shears feature long handles for reaching into large shrubs and small trees to trim old canes and twigs.
The article notes that separating Hemerocallis can be done any time but early spring is best. Lift clumps with a spading fork, tease roots apart, replant in enriched soil, and water well. For pruning, use a small saw for thick wood, protect large cuts with tree wound paint, and clean tools with alcohol and oil joints after use.
An article notes moon flowers bloom at night, filling the air with fragrance. To have day and night blooms, it suggests alternating planting with Heavenly Blue morning glories which open all day and close at night.
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