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Free Press

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Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1969

Page

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Home landscapers should plant shade trees early

Gardner notes advise planting shade trees soon for full beauty, with size restrictions for transplantation. Use balling or contain-er grown methods for larger trees, protect thin bark with wrapping, and employ aluminum guards to deter animals. Stakes and ties should allow growth, with removal after about a year.

The Most Popular Rose Varieties in America

The All-America Rose Selections winners now account for over 40 percent of U S rose sales, up from ten percent in 1943. Some 50 million American families grow roses and annual sales exceed 55 million plants valued at about 150 million dollars.

America

New Flowers Every Year Breeding Led to Varied Varieties

The article explains that plant breeders create new flower varieties by crossing plants, growing seeds, and selecting offspring across generations. They aim for fixed traits such as color, disease resistance, climate tolerance, growth habit, earlier flowering, longer bloom, and more flowers per plant.

Get a Good Mower for Pleasant Lawn Care

The Lawn Institute advises investing in a reliable mower to save time and avoid breakdowns. Rotary mowers suit Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescue lawns, while bentgrass and southern Bermuda benefit from a quality machine.

The Lawn Institute

Irrigation Drive Expands in 1968 United States

In 1968, 38 million acres of land in the United States were under irrigation.

United States

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