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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1956
Page
10
A pamphlet describes Vapam as a nonselective soil treatment that kills Bermuda grass and other weeds but gradually dissipates in 4 to 5 weeks, allowing new lawn planting. Pax is advised for crabgrass control, killing sprouts in spring with a year-long effect and not harming established lawns. The note also suggests bulb planting tips for Gladiolus, begonia, and amaryllis.
Time remains to plant bare root roses and fruit trees at lower cost. Check for Himalayan Blackberry mites on uneven berry ripening and spray now with guidance from a nursery. Dwarf oranges and lemons suit small gardens and can be trained. Camellia bloom season signals good planting time. It is again dahlia planting time.
First mass planting in a beautification program to ring Lake Merritt with flowering trees was completed today under Mrs. Joseph R. Knowland. The project aims to attract tourists and beautify the lake ahead of the Bunka Sai Japanese festival April 28 to May 5, sponsored by the Women's Board of the Oakland Museum Association. The Hoppa flowering crabapple trees were planted yesterday near Athol Plaza on the lake's eastern shore.
March is ideal for a new lawn or rejuvenating an old one. Golden Gate mixture gives good grass. avoid costly seed misperceptions. Spike old lawns, feed with fertilizer, reseed bare spots, and skip manure. Plant calundulus and pansies now, plus various flowers. Plant citrus trees now with humus rich soil. Consider Frementia Mexicana, Carpenteria Califor nica, and Romneya Coulteri as native shrubs. noted for evergreen leaves, fragrant blooms, and impressive growth.
Gophers cause unseen damage to trees and shrubs when soil is loose enough for tunneling. They feed on roots beneath the surface, making plants look sick or die without obvious disease signs. Instances include gophers tunneling by hibiscus and Hayward jasmine, though they rarely venture on the surface.
Patterns show gates designed for brick and stone walls hedges metal and wood. Gates and fences harmonize with landscape and architecture enhancing the homestead. Pattern 453 and 386 offer low fence styles and matching gates available by mail for 25 cents each.
Regularity and simple routines keep All-America rose varieties thriving. Light cultivation prevents weeds and root damage while mulching maintains moisture and cool soil. A two inch mulch layer, renewed as needed, plus complete plant food sustains growth and abundant blooms.
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