Buxton House Plan Notes Three Bedroom Details
The Buxton plan outlines a three bedroom residence with a living room combined kitchen and dining area, closets at entrances, and multiple linen and wardrobe closets. The brick veneer exterior features wide siding gable ends and a hip roof. overall size 40 by 28 feet 8 inches with 1.128 cubic feet of fireproofed space. For information contact the Small House Planning Bureau in St. Cloud Minnesota. Also included is gardening guidance on leafy vegetables and New Zealand spinach with tips on care and harvest.
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Buxton
Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
Sunset magazine weed killers and their uses in April
April Sunset explains various weed killers and their uses for garden care. 24D targets mustard and ground ivy with lawn safety, Arsenic Trioxide allows selective bare ground treatment, Ammonium Sulfate kills poison oak without harming other plants, and Acdale targets crab grass though needs repeats.
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Sugeans
Sunset Magazine
Pamper Your Strawberries
Farm Advisor Lee Benson says home gardeners can grow strawberries but must invest time and effort. Newly planted beds risk weed infestation or neglect. Water is essential, with daily or every other day irrigation during peak picking, varying by soil type. The Agricultural Extension Office in Harvard can advise on proven varieties.
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Lee Benson
Agricultural Extension Office
P.O. Building
Harvard
Centaurea Colors Excel in Brightness
Centaurea cyanus or cornflower known by many names thrives worldwide for bright colors and hardiness. It self seeds. doubles outshine singles, with a dwarf strain recently introduced for border use. Seed should be sown directly, germination in eight days and first bloom in eight weeks.
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America
New strawberry guidance notes on disease resistant Sierra variety
Strawberries on land once planted with apricots or tomatoes tend to die within a year due to a soil-borne verticillium fungus. The Sierra variety is specifically bred to resist the fungus, though it has been hard to secure because of its newness. A free circular on growing strawberries in home gardens is available at the office.
Pleasanton Rose Show Opens With Weekend Exhibits
Pleasanton's 12th annual rose show will run April 29 to May 1 at the First National Bank of Pleasanton banking rooms. Admission is free. The event expects to surpass last year’s 700 exhibits with both formal and informal arrangements and broader displays of roses and related flowers. The top prize is a purple ribbon, two rose bushes, and the Christensen perpetual Trophy for one year, with the winner engraved on the cup. The bank marks its 40th anniversary with photos from 40 years ago of Pleasanton people and places.
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Pleasanton
First National Bank of
Early harvest affects flavor of sweet vegetables
The text states that vegetables taste better when cooked soon after harvest. It notes that even half an hour can reduce sweetness in high sugar varieties, which rapidly begin to convert to starch.
First Spring Garden Crop Appetizing Radish
Radishes germinate quickly and many gardeners overplant. To keep harvest edible, sow small successive batches and switch to midseason varieties as heat arrives. For continuous supply, plant later varieties for hot weather and pull radishes as soon as they mature to avoid crowding slower crops. Mixing seeds with slow germinators like parsley or beets can mark rows for easy cultivation. Continuous sowings prevent waste.
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Nate
Cosmos Cosmos Ambition and Varieties for Garden Use
Cosmos, pronounced coz mus, is highlighted as an ambitious American flower developed by plant breeders. It details historical bloom delays, new midsummer varieties Orange Flare Yellow Flare and Sensation with large pink rose white crimson blooms, and growth habits up to four feet. The Sensation strain forms a misty border screen and offers 10 day cut flowers, with seeds germinating in eight days and thriving in average garden soil.
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Deep South
Mexico
Pruning guide for spring flowering shrubs and hedges
Pruning time runs from now through May for true spring bloomers. Begin when faded blooms still hang. Cut back two thirds of branches that bloomed. Trim hedges at new growth start, then again two months apart. Avoid severe pruning as most hedges dislike it and keep evergreen pruning minimal. Do not prune during hot spells to prevent leaf burn. Regular trimming helps prevent spread.
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