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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
11
Loquat trees will soon bear fruit with a sprightly cherry like flavor. The column notes loquats thrive in clay loam, reach up to 23 feet, and suit lawns as hardy evergreens from Japan. It covers uses such as fresh eating and pies and jams, plus gardening tips and questions about clerodendron fragrance, canarian palm fruit and rustic home styling.
Pleasanton supervisors and fair committee prepare for a record Floriculture entry count at the Alameda County Fair opening June 22 for a 14 day run. Premiums exceed 15000 dollars in the professional division, with amateur and non professional divisions led by LaVerne Wallis. Entries close June 15 with judging beginning June 18 across cut flowers potted plants and arrangements in four periods.
A gardening note from Carl Angels advises using foundation shrubs such as choysta pittosporum myrtus veronica buxifolia viburnum abelia to create bulk and background. Pair with massed perennials like daisies delphiniums Iceland poppies rhub mania iris and carnations for lasting full effect. Also mentions Kansel weed killer for oxalis and clover control and promotes using Want Ads for quick results.
A fragmented description notes terraced walls with concave and anchored contours forming adaptable architecture. The design aims to minimize concrete and steel, using counterforts spaced along the height to support built up courses in sequence.
The text advises gardeners that outdoor work is limited in late spring. It covers repotting options, loosening roots, and placing plants in larger pots with fresh soil. It notes readying plants for growth with staking, cuttings, or divisions and hints at fall pruning and replanting.
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