Vegetable Growing Isn’t So Tricky
Gardeners often fear vegetables while flowers come easily. Using vermiculite based planting media boosts seedling vigor and yields, as tomatoes show strong growth when planted in this medium.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1972
Page
22
Gardeners often fear vegetables while flowers come easily. Using vermiculite based planting media boosts seedling vigor and yields, as tomatoes show strong growth when planted in this medium.
The article promotes Redi-Earth vermiculite peat moss mix as a superior growing medium for home gardeners. It claims weed and disease resistance, high aeration, drought tolerance, and easy moisture storage. Practical steps include soil prep, layering two inches of the medium, sowing in rows, and maintaining moisture and warmth for germination.
A reader shares a Prayer of Thanks from Dr. and Mrs. Alton Ochsner praising the body as a blessed, intricate creation and urging care to stay healthy. The same column reacts to a Midland Misery Mystery about phone overuse, advising polite boundaries and referencing Ann Landers guidance on limits of necking and petting.
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic Temple at 8 o clock. Friendship Night will be observed at the meeting and the officers will invite a member to represent them.
A 150 year old German women gathering known as the kaffeeklatsch began as a forum for women to meet and share ideas. It spread globally despite male derision and became a symbol of women’s social and intellectual space.
The Hum'n'Hoe Garden Club will meet at 1001 Westwood at noon on Tuesday with Mrs J W Snotherly hosting. Mrs Wray Crawford will present a program on horticulture.
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