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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1956

Page

11

Red Hot Poker Explodes Color In Gardens

Eniphosia Tritoma or Red Hot Poker blooms brilliantly in midsummer and irregularly other seasons, needing space to develop up to three feet wide. Varieties like Plitzeri hybrids grow from fleshy rootstalks with the crown an inch below ground in rich soil and full sun. They require little care after establish, thrive in abandoned lots, and display torch like flower stalks. Pride of Madera offers a large succulent form four feet tall, three feet wide, suitable for a Spanish hacienda look. Watering and sun exposure strongly influence annual growth. for rapid large plants, regular watering is advised.

Madera

Fremont Club Affiliates With California Garden Clubs

The Fremont Garden club will affiliate with California Garden clubs on March 22 at the Hawaiian Gardens in San Jose with a luncheon from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reservations are with Mrs. Hazel Delanoy. The next meeting is 7:30 p.m. March 21 at Glendmoor School featuring Joni McDonald on spring bulbs and Tom Robbins on flowering shrubs. Charter memberships remain open and will close in March. Meetings are every third Wednesday. Also advice on pruning fruit trees and removing dead wood to allow light inside.

Fremont Garden Club California Garden Clubs Hawaiian Gardens San Jose Hazel Delaunoy Glenmoor School Joni McDonald Tom Robbins

Spring Is Nigh Early Magic Abounds

Dorothy Bayliss writes of early spring’s charm and the joy of walks in the country. She envisions a shaded woodland garden with natural elements like rocks, ferns, and water features, offering steps to create a small, natural looking retreat in a yard or garden.

Dorothy Bayliss

Gardener checklist for fragrant plants and blooms

Gardener's tips suggest planting fragrant options like dwarf citrus, bougainvillea, daphne, geraniums, roses, star jasmine and lilacs. Azaleas suit shady corners with many varieties. Prune spring flowering trees after bloom. Debud roses to encourage specimen blooms, leaving terminal buds. Plant tuberous begonias in shade.

Much Benefit In Fertilizer

An organized fertilizing program benefits every garden as soils rarely supply nutrients continuously. Most soils provide nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash slowly, while commercial fertilizers deliver them quickly. Fertilizers come in many forms, with complete chemical blends supplying all three elements and organic options like manure also contributing depending on source and storage.

Garden Show Patrons List Ils Revealed

Governor and Mrs. Goodwin J Knight head the patrons list for a preview of the California International Home and Garden show to be held Friday April 20 at the Oakland Exposition building. Local patrons include Mayor and Mrs Clifford Rishell Judge and Mrs James Agee and several notable residents.

Goodwin J. Knight Oakland Exposition Clifford E. Rishell James R. Agee William Cavalier J. Frank Coakley Henry J. Dean Edward T. Foulkes Demetria E. Jeff

U S Seeks Homemaker Input on Housing Policy

Albert M. Cole, administrator of the Housing and Home Finance agency, invites American homemakers to write their views on modern homes. From letters he will select over 160 to attend a women’s congress on housing in Washington in April, with expenses paid. Also includes gardening note on sweetpeas and trench planting.

Albert M. Cole Offici Housing and Home Finance Agency Homemakers of America Cole Women's Congress HEPA

Egg Tree In Living Room For Easter Decor

You can improve on mother nature this Easter by having an egg tree in your living room. Decorate a tree with rainbow colored eggs to create spring cheer. Use an artificial tree or bare sapling placed in a pot, then fill with plastic or paper eggs for family fun.

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