Soft White Firs Create Green Backdrop for South Plains Garden
Jay Gordon and his wife at 2411 29th St pursue a neat garden plan using white firs Abies concolor and other evergreens for a soft deep green background. The firs, planted about 15 years ago from Colorado and New Mexico, show few insect or disease problems due to region, wind protection, regular watering, and occasional fertilization. The Gordons emphasize good maintenance and note the firs perform well under their care in South Plains conditions.
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Mrs
Jay Gordon
29Th St. Gordon
Colorado
Evergreen Valley
New Mexico
Gordon
South Plains
Early Buds May Indicate Virus in Chrysanthemums
Early color in chrysanthemum buds can signal virus infection spread by leafhoppers. Some infections reveal themselves next season. signs include purple leaf veins and mottled leaves. Remove suspicious plants to protect remaining stock and reduce spread.
Fall Planting Push for Spring Bulbs Across Stores
Garden shops nationwide report bulbs arriving now as fall planting begins. Experts urge tulips daffodils and hyacinths planted six inches deep with crocus three inches apart. Plant now for a spring bloom stretch from March to June and enjoy a wide variety including Snowdrop Glory of the Snow and Winter Anemone.
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Netherlands Flower - Bulb Institute
Junior Buds discuss flower arranging for Panhandle Fair
Members and guests of the Junior Buds, girls aged 9 to 16, heard Mrs. Douglas Witt discuss basic steps and materials for flower arranging at their regular meeting this week. She covered arrangements related to the upcoming Panhandle South Plains Fair and plans for a workshop to be held.
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Douglas Witt Dicuss
Calico scale infestation worries area live oaks
Gardeners report severe calico scale on live oaks with infestations harming trees and marring appearance. Experts suggest local nurseries for control and note spraying requires caution due to upward-directed spray and air currents. Worms remain in geraniums and chrysanthemums. use Sevin or similar insecticides and remove some zinnia plantings to reduce mildew susceptible growth.
Garden Club Plans Entries At Fair
Garden club members discuss Panhandle South Plains Fair entries at a Tuesday session in the Garden and Arts Center. New members include Mrs. Jim Meredith and Mrs. John Darby. Mrs. John F. Hay elected. next meeting Oct 5 at 9 30 am. Azaleas and clay pots noted among decorative plants. H Nine and Phormphon D cited as growth retardants for stems.
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Panhandle
Spade and Hoe Garden Club
Garden and Arts Center
College Ave
Delbert Burkhart
Roy Burnam
Cdrs. C. Gowan
Jim Meredith
John Darby
Everett Cook
Bill Reed
John F. Hay
Dudley Townes
Jack House
Jack Barnes
N. G. Cole Lier
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