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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1958
Page
13
Grape vines make sturdy patio covers by providing edible fruit, summer shade, and winter warmth through light. Varieties suited for arbors include Black Hamburg Red Malaga Rish Baba Ribier Thompson Seedless and Scarlet. Thompson Seedless is California’s well known table and raisin grape. Planting tips vary from shrubs and trees with deeper soil placement and similar watering depth as in the nursery.
The Sierra Madre wisteria vine, touted as one of seven plant wonders, covers about 40 000 square feet and yields 1 600 000 blossoms yearly. Its main trunk runs 43 inches around. tendrils reach 525 feet. Public viewing has drawn over 500 000 visitors in 35 years.
The William T Morrisey Boulevard in Dorchester Boston carries 334 traffic signs along a 21 mile stretch from Columbia to Neponset Circle. Forty signpost types exist with an average one sign every 29 yards.
Rhododendron leads in shrub foliage with broad evergreen leaves and large flower spikes. Pink Pearl and Purple Splendor perform well on coast and in hot valleys, while Alice and Cynthia are coastal favorites. The plants boast strong foliage, varied pinks, and few pests or diseases in cultivation.
New York decorator observers note a shift from metallic gold glitter to subdued gold tones in fabrics and wallpapers for spring. Soft gold chintz covers chairs and draperies, with window panels echoing the theme. Yellow serves as a versatile gender neutral shade in intimate rooms, while topaz appears in patio settings with black leather accents for contrast.
In Walnut Creek last Sunday the 13th Camellia Show drew an excited crowd at the recreational festival hall. Top honor went to C. W. Lattic, now of Los Gatos, with many viewers noting camellia names and considering a future nursery stop. The brochure urged attendees to study varieties to fit the Bay Area climate and beginner guidance from the Northern California Camellia Society, while tips covered plant quality, soil, drainage, moisture, and acidity for strong roots and bloom.
Azaleas captivate with color but are hard to maintain. They require acidic soil with a pH of 5 to 6, and improper amendments can kill plants. Overwatering, poor drainage, and soil deficiencies cause deaths, while weed killers can spur lush growth followed by collapse.
Home gardening editors favor trees that combine ornament with harvest. Varieties such as Krauter's Vesuvdus peach, Dou ble Delight peach, Flory and Saturn peach trees offer abundant blossoms and fruit. Three-Star and Four-Star peaches add color and fruit quality to California groves. With climate-adapted selections, pruning guides focus on bloom versus fruit yields. nurseries stock diverse fruit tree options for local conditions.
A springtime highlight is the philadelphus or mock orange shrubs bursting into full bloom showcasing charm and late season beauty.
Camellia petal blight damages petals but not plant health. Vigilance is needed as blight causes browning veins and sometimes mummified centers. Collect and burn flowers weekly and spray ground with ferbam or sulfur to protect each plant.
California's state flower is the California poppy and the state tree is the redwood. The state bird is the California quail. A Garden Club program titled Don't Be A Litterbug promotes environmental care.
Class 27 want ad item promotes a slightly used membership to achieve a slim and trim look. Abstract phrasing references a humorous prompt about shopping for a smaller size and a quick transformation. Includes a playful call to action typical of want ads in the era.
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