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Country Today

Location

Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1985

Page

17

Older gardeners secrets worth cultivating in New Jersey

A veteran gardener author reflects on Carm en Aiello in Hamilton Township and Giuseppe Bilancio, both centenarian neighbors, celebrating lifelong passion for seed saving and diverse vegetables. He shares tips on saving tomato, pepper, eggplant, and lettuce seeds, notes disease and pest challenges, and invites readers to write for advice at Box 94 Ringoes NJ 08551.

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Pruning Raspberries for Summer and Fall Harvests

Jefferson County horticulturalist Gary Lee outlines pruning practices for summer bearing red raspberries after harvest and dormant pruning in spring. He advises thinning canes to three or four per foot, not cutting tips until spring, and not removing more than a quarter of cane length. Fall bearing raspberries should be mowed to soil level in late fall to boost cane numbers and control pests. Black raspberries need both summer and dormant pruning, pinching shoots at 24 inches, then cutting side branches to 12 inches in early spring, and selecting four to five strong new canes. Sanitation is urged to deter picnic beetles, including a beer trap in ground holes.

Gary Lee Jefferson County Lee Cumberland Bristol Blackhawk Mr. Lee

Tomato Diseases Early Blight and Septoria Leaf Spot

Jefferson County horticulture agent Gary Lee explains hints of early blight and septoria leaf spot in tomatoes. He notes irregular brown spots with rings on lower leaves, yellow surrounding tissue, and many small tan centered spots for septoria. Empfehlungen include removing plant refuse, weed control, and timely fungicide applications beginning with visible fruit and repeated every 7 to 10 days in warm wet weather.

Gary Lee Jefferson County Mr. Lee

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