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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2009
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight with east winds 10 to 20 mph. Humidity near 65 percent. Tomorrow will be sunny with a few clouds, southeast winds 12 to 25 mph and 6 to 10 hours of sun. Relative humidity near 45 percent and excellent drying conditions. a shower or thunderstorm is possible tomorrow night with south-southeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Soil temperature noted yesterday.
A national forecast note informs Kansas drivers about the 511 road condition hotline. It highlights 511 as the official number for up to date travel and weather information across the state and region. Local motorists are advised to use 511 for real time alerts and safe driving guidance.
Memorial Day weekend brings family outings and outdoor activity, with poison ivy a common risk. Poison ivy appears as a three leaflets plant in erect shrubs, ground cover, or woody vines. leaves vary in shape and size, and the middle leaflet has a longer stalk. Avoid contact by washing with soap and water, and use pulling, cutting, or spraying methods with glyphosate or triclopyr depending on form, wearing protective clothing, and reapplying as needed.
Seed heads appear on cool season grasses making blades shred even when sharp. Sharpen mower blades about every 10 hours of use. Ants on peony buds feed on sugary exudate and protect buds. they are harmless. Weedy grass such as crome is hard to control in beds. use Grass-Be-Gone or Over the Top post emergence with no surfactant to avoid plant burn. Bagworms hatch late May to June. plan a mid to late June control program for best results. Transplant perennials in fall for spring and early summer varieties, or spring for late summer and fall bloomers. divide in the same period.
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