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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1950
Page
8
The Buxton features three bedrooms a living room a combined kitchen and dining area and a full basement with plentiful convenient closets and a vestibule entrance. Exterior brick veneer with wide siding gable ends and an asphalt shingle roof over a front stoop. Overall 40 feet 8 inches by 28 feet 8 inches. Garden notes discuss leafy greens一年 sustainment and soil conditioning with lime every three years.
Sunset magazine offers weed killer suggestions for April including 2 4 D for ivy and lawns, mercuric acetate for aggressive grasses, arsenic trioxide for areas with no plants, and ammonium sulfate for pollen control, stressing careful handling and weed-specific choices to prevent harm to desirable plants.
The Farm Advisor says home gardeners can raise strawberries in limited space but must commit time and effort. New beds may weed or neglect if not kept. For heavy soils, irrigation every third or fourth day helps. Hayward and Extension Office offer guidance.
Centaurea cyanus, known as blue cornflower, shows many color varieties. Jerrae Shaner notes one native American cousin with self seeding habits and recommends starting new seed yearly to preserve bloom quality as volunteers pull flowers to maintain display strength.
A Pleasanton community event celebrating home garden roses will be held this weekend. The show, a long standing city pastime, features exhibits and demonstrations highlighting rose varieties and gardening skills.
A soil-borne verticillium fungus threatens strawberries on fields previously bearing apricots or tomatoes. The Sierra Variety is the only one bred to resist the fungus, but its newness has hindered adoption. A new home garden guide on growing strawberries is available free at the office.
Guidance on growing radishes as an early crop, with sowing intervals for continuous supply. Discusses rapid maturation in about 30 days, risk of pithy roots if left too long, and tips to stagger sowings, avoid heat, and pair radish seeds with slower germinating crops for easy placement and cultivation.
Cosmos, a versatile background plant, has evolved from late blooming to midsummer and early-frost varieties. The Orange Flare, Yellow Flare, and Sensation strains offer giant pink, rose, white, and crimson blooms, sown in spring and thriving in ordinary garden soil with seeds germinating in eight days.
Prune true spring flowering shrubs from now until May end by removing two thirds of the length on branches that bloomed. Begin pruning faded blooms while hanging. Trim hedges at new growth start, then again after two months, but avoid severe cuts. Do not prune during hot spells and most evergreen plants besides hedges require no pruning.
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