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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1957

Page

5

Dahlias and fall blooms charm cool season gardens

Perennial asters and mums join the dahlia display as Marcus Maxon notes a return of color in Bever Park gardens. Ed Monilaw’s yard at 2244 First Avenue NE features spectacular dahlias grown from Ballego roots, with varieties in several classes and notable big blooms up to 12 inches across.

Marcus Maxon Bever Park Jers Evs Gus Ed Manilaw First Avenue NE Ballego Leiden Holland

Nurse Trees Back to Good Health Now

CHAPPAQUA N Y special correspondent reports a harsh year for trees and shrubs across the nation urging readers to inspect shade trees for dead branches and prune with clean cuts. For small wounds apply tree paint or shellac, larger cuts use creosote based paint or Bordeaux mixture paste. major repairs require a tree surgeon.

Chappaqua N. Y Drouth

Tree feeding and maintenance methods for large and small trees

The article explains tree care from feeding with fertilizer to methods for large trees using a crowbar and sledge hammer. It covers fertilizer formulas like 10-8-6 or 12-6-4, timing in late spring, and warns against summer feeding to avoid premature growth. It ends with a list of local remodeling and dwelling projects with addresses and dollar amounts.

Building Permits Continued from Page 15

Building permit entries list various structures and costs including a dwelling at 656 Eighteenth Street SE for 309 dollars and a new garage at 3730 G Avenue NE for 2000 dollars. Other permits cover reroofing, remodeling, and partial reroofing across multiple streets, naming owners such as Robert Flory, John T. Sheets, Coe College, Henry Teahen, Harry Martin, Charles Dorwood, Gerald Clark, Glen D. Armstrong, Mrs. E. W. Steffen, and John Oetmann with modest sums for each project.

Eighteenth Street Robert Flory G Avenue John T. Sheets Indiana Street Coe College B Avenue Henry Teahen First Avenue Harry Martin Charles Dorwood Park Avenue SE Gerald Clark Tenth Street Glen D. Armstrong Ogee Sixth Street E. W. Steffen L Avenue NE John Oetmann

Home wading pools need frequent scrubbing and rinsing

Parents should drain plastic pools for children and wash the sides and bottom with hot suds. After cleaning, rinse with a hose and refill with clean water to ensure safe play areas.

Fall Flower Show at Dubuque District II October 9

The Dubuque Grandview Methodist church hosts the District II Fall Flower Show on October 9 with 27 member clubs from Northeast Iowa. Hosted by Dubuque Civic Garden club chaired by James Beall and Mrs. F. Earl Taylor as district chairwoman, the event runs 8 to 10 am entries, public viewing 4 to 8 pm, slides lectures by Willard Farr and Mrs. Lynn Fulton, with Prof. A. E. Cott from Iowa State College speaking in the afternoon.

Dubuque Grandview Methodist Church Grandview Bennett Avenues Cedar Rapids Iowa Willard Farr Lynn Fulton A. E. Cott Iowa State College

Bridal Wreath Spirea Species Count in U S Grows

About 50 species of Spirea, or Bridal Wreath, exist in the United States according to the American Association of Nurserymen.

United States American Association of Nurserymen

Varieties of butternuts named for sale

Several varieties of butternuts have been named and propagated including the Weschcke Sherwood Buckley Cruxery and Edge. The Sherwood is very early Buckley produces very large nuts while Weschcke and Cruxery yield heavy crops. The Edge has large nuts and cracks easily but needs a long season to mature.

Dahlias Pop Harris

Expert Says Nation's Color Tastes Improve

Mel Gray, a leading West Coast color-stylist, asserts national taste is improving with a trend toward low key colors. He notes soft pastels in monochromatic schemes and harmonizing browns and beiges for development homes in California.

Mel Gray West Coast Gray California

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