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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1957
Page
3
Bromeliads are adapted to dry conditions and thrive in acid, water-rich moss. Bilbergias commonly grown here, Europe uses brill ant varieties like Tittansdia and Aechmia. Cryptanthus forms low rosettes. many show spotted leaves. These plants prefer moist, acidic media and sprout vibrant flowers with leafy bracts.
The article surveys new indoor plants for winter, noting Florida growers slash costs through mass production and introduce many unnamed hybrids. It advises selecting tough plants for low light and dry air, highlights Chinese evergreen and Calathea as leading examples, and stresses understanding each plant’s needs for successful home cultivation.
Reading lists multiple Cedar Rapids permits with values from 60 to 100000 dollars. Entries cover remodels and new dwellings for Krespe Company Warren E Gilliland and others. Notes include addresses such as 201 229 First Ave SE 4003 J Street SW and 840 Forty list Street NE.
The Census Bureau estimates 55 million housing units in the United States last December with an average annual gain since 1850. The report notes increases differ from the BLS housing starts figures due to demolitions and conversions.
The fragment discusses ground freezing mulching plans for 1956 housing and nonresidential conversions, slum clearance, and winter preparation of dwelling units. It also covers use of peat pine wood chips and organic materials, tree planting, plant gifts, and basic garden tools and supplies.
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