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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
11
A gardener argues pansies failed due to soil nitrogen and accessible nutrients. The article explains soil fertility varies with nutrients, warns nitrogen loss hurts uptake of phosphorus and potassium, and advises rich, fluffy soil, manure or peat, superphosphate, bone meal, insecticide fungicide dust, and monthly liquid fertilizer for strong blooms.
The article urges gardeners to plant perennial seeds now to ensure spring blossoms. It lists geraniums, carnations, delphiniums, hollyhocks, and geranium family plants as options, emphasizing planning ahead for a colorful season.
A quirky want ad styled note promotes a calm and collected summer mindset. It teases practical tips and self restraint without listing concrete steps or sources, implying guidance from a class or program framed as a summer learn.
A Daily Review plan feature describes a two story home with an eight room layout including a vast living dining area, connected kitchen and garage, a left hall stair, three or four bedrooms, two baths with quality fixtures, a basement and large rear terrace. The design conforms to FHA VA codes and includes a complete building plan set with material lists and price details.
The notice discusses sowing lima beans and beets with time remaining for corn, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts. It advises planning garden instructions before vacation, notes brown lawn spots may indicate lawn moths with larvae visible at times, mentions nursery chemical prep to kill larvae, and recommends watering hydrangeas and planting in shade.
The California Association of Nurserymen notes many vegetables can be sown or planted now, varying by soil and climate. Consult a local nursery for area suited varieties. Lima beans snap beans and sheets can be set out now. Carrot succession may continue until August. Corn can be planted until July.
The Meyer lemon, described as the aristocrat of the citrus family, is noted as well suited for pots or hubs. It blooms with extra fragrance and yields excellent fruit, making planting citrus favorable this month.
San Lorenzo Village Garden Club president Alice Penning received a Certificate of Achievement from California Garden Clubs Inc. for Gazania planting along Hesperian Boulevard to San Lorenzo Creek. Guest Carl Meyers of San Francisco will address the Southern Alameda County Branch of the American Begonia Society on June 14 at Strobridge School. Members share orchid and begonia notes, with Hayward and San Lorenzo groups hosting meetings, rummage sales, and garden talks through summer.
A Baja California expedition led by Cactus Mac and Harry Bettencourt gathered rare Edrias, a succulent plant native to Baja and the Mexican mainland. They traveled 200 miles south near Los Angeles Bay, collected about 150 plants, and faced fumigation to import specimens to the United States. The Edrias resemble a large carrot with thorny stems and shed leaves in summer.
A garden note on marguerites as top daisies among perennials. The piece mentions yellow and white varieties plus pink flowering forms, advice on easy maintenance, frost protection, and sourcing through nurserymen associations for budget gardeners.
The article extols dahlias as glamorous summer bloomers with tall exhibition varieties and dwarf types suited to small gardens. It notes seedlings can act as annuals in California, though they can rebloom with proper care. Plant spacing for diverse color effects ranges from 18 inches to 2 feet, and watering remains crucial, influenced by soil and foliage.
Rod McLellan Co in South San Francisco advertises Acres of Orchids boarding for orchids with 40 cent fee for two months. Owners notified when buds form, options to pick up or have delivered. Group talks by expert orchid grower available, with door prize blooming plant.
Classified note hints at quick results from Daily Review Ads. A brief item suggests using the newspaper's ad section to reach buyers or advertise goods and services. Potential readers are urged to place listings for faster sales.
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