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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1958
Page
13
A reader catalogs spring garden tasks from pruning and feeding shrubs to replanting cyclamen and papyrus. They plan to border beds, prune camellias, espalier debutante camellia, plant red satin petunias, and tackle a bare fence with a passion vine while also reshaping Rhododendrons and Leptospermum.
California gardeners may plant trees and shrubs anytime due to mild climates and nursery availability. Container plants can be set out immediately or kept for weeks, with proper root handling and watering basics to ensure establishment.
Modern gardeners can harvest abundant citrus from true dwarf trees. At maturity they reach eight feet with compact branch spreads, yielding large luscious crops even when young. Dwarfs thrive tubbed for patios and vary from Meyer lemons to Calamondin. Some tolerate cold well. kurquats and mandarins may bear fruit beyond typical citrus belts. Besides fruit, dwarf citrus serve as attractive ornamentals.
Drought and pest resistant shrubs line the garden edge with exotics near hoses for easy watering. Bottlebrush Callistemon and Melaleuca line fences as attractive hedges. Leptospermums survive hot sun and poor soil and bloom with little care. Fremontia Mexicana thrives in poor drained soil and Matilija poppy forms large white crepe flowers. Geraniums and pelargoniums provide evergreen color with minimal spraying and watering. Marguerites offer color in poor soil for carefree cultivation. If you dread soil prep and high water bills choose these tough, hardy, beautiful plants.
A Southern Alameda County Homes and Gardens note urges refreshing home style with selective new pieces rather than full refurnishing. It highlights upgrading a worn sofa, using durable fabrics, and modern finishes to brighten spaces while preserving memories the room holds.
A gardener's checklist emphasizes choosing quality plant material over cheap bargains. It notes deep watering and mulching for trees and shrubs during summer. It also mentions flowering shrubs in containers such as abelia lantana hibiscus oleander and fuchsia and suggests shopping for container roses to see them in bloom.
The best way to get new gardening ideas is to visit your local nursery. See new plants and landscape layouts and get advice from garden experts. Each year nurseries display new varieties, colors, shapes, and improved resistance to pests and disease. Sample layouts show clever shrub and tree placements. Nurseries offer landscape plans with plant recommendations for home exposures.
Announcement states no garden club news this week due to a holiday and that the June calendar will be published next Saturday.
A nationwide survey shows 92.3 percent of homemakers believe appliance placement is vital to ease in meal prep. Architect Otto F. P. Wenzler notes grouped stoves, refrigerators, storage, and sink cut walking. Households favor large picture windows for daylight and a bright open kitchen feel with Thermopene glazing to reduce heat loss and frosting.
A Spanish inspired furniture collection blends colonial warmth with modern clean lines. The Casa del Sol group offers coordinated living dining and bedroom pieces in walnut tones with Mexican leather details, blue green accents, and decorative pulls. Special features include down to the floor Serali-carved bases concealed casters and alarm lighting that activates when cabinet doors open.
Home gardeners can find a wide selection of bedding plants in mid May including petunias pansies marigolds and calceolaria. Annuals mature quickly, offering rapid color, and can be chosen to fit site height and texture with proper soil preparation and watering.
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