Green lawn basics from the Berkshire Gardener
The article advises homeowners on achieving a lush green lawn through balanced care rather than overdoing fertilizer or watering. It discusses soil depth, topsoil quality, sun and traffic effects, proper mowing, and the role of soil limestone and fertilizers, urging patience and adherence to Extension Service guidelines.
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Rowland B. Armacost
Waubeeka
Williamstown
Massachusetts
Trees Need Care After Planting
The National Arborist Association notes transplanting a new tree is a major operation with shock and slow recovery. Provide weekly to 10 day watering, keep the root zone loose but not muddy, and inspect soil moisture. Mulch, weed control, trunk wrapping, and weekly checks for pests are advised.
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National Arborist Association
The Highways Are Yours Are You Littering Your Own
A compact note questions personal responsibility for highway cleanliness and urges drivers to keep routes clear. It emphasizes civic duty and public pride in maintaining safe, orderly roadways for all users.
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