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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1957

Page

15

Right Combinations for Garden Blend Flowers

Old garden note explains choosing plant companions by bloom date height foliage and color harmony. It suggests considering height and foliage type to pair zinnias with suitable companions for pleasing garden effects.

Colorful small border plant combinations for low beds

The guide suggests two flower types for narrow borders: alyssum with a white petunia pair, and a lively pairing of sunny canary yellow with Mexican tulip poppy. For taller effects use dwarf nasturtiums, gem mix, celesia pampas plume, and other options like martigolé crackerjack, four o'clocks, zinnia polka, and euphorbia variegata.

Rabbits Feast In The Spring

Young bushes planted now attract rabbits as a food source. Regularly inspect for bark nibbling and damage. A wire fence prevents it. a paper bag filled with mothballs is also suggested as a deterrent.

Weeder's Guide: Spring Lawn Repair Advice

Garden writer Cynthia Lowry outlines spring lawn repair steps for larger perennial beds. She advises digging, improving drainage, soil nourishment, and reseeding or patching with sod blocks, plus techniques to loosen hard packed soil and encourage air and moisture. She also suggests cold frame sowings for northern regions and ongoing succession planting for long bloom.

Ohio State Owns 312,839 Acres of Land

A state report shows Ohio government holds 312,839 acres representing 1.19 percent of state land. The Department of Natural Resources holds 85 percent of the total, followed by the Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction with a remaining share.

Columbus Ohio J. M. Wilcox Department of Natural Resources Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction

Early Spring Seeding Proves Best For Long Lasting Lawns

This guide advises starting a new lawn in early spring after frost and dry soil. It recommends porous organic soil four to six inches deep, mixtures like Kentucky bluegrass with bentgrass and fine fescues, and seeding over sodding for a longer lasting, robust lawn. Apply plant food, rake, seed, roll, and keep moisture and warmth steady while germination proceeds.

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Landscaping raises home value with mature shrubs and trees

The American Association of Nurserymen notes quality shrubs and trees gain value as they age. A foundation planting when a house is new may be worth many times its cost after years. Professionally landscaped homes often sell 15 to 20 percent higher than similar unfurnished homes.

Delphiniums A Hardy Favorite For Northern Gardens

Delphiniums thrive in most northern U S regions and come in blue white and pink shades with a scarlet and yellow species. Pacific hybrids reach six feet with robust blooms though they may be less long lived than common varieties. They need deep rich soil lime and plenty of fertilizer and benefit from pinching back first shoots to extend flowering. pests include crown and cyclamen mites with no strong control.

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One Hour Weekly Steps to a Flower Garden

Edna King Mandeville outlines a nine week plan to create a garden with one hour per week. Weeks cover planning, soil prep, planting, watering, weeding, thinning, and ongoing care with tips on seed depth and spacing.

Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case No 108

Eddie Kendall with unknown residence is named in a divorce petition filed by Pansy Kendall in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case No 108. The defendant must answer by April 13 1957 or the court will proceed. Clerk Joseph T Kiep deputy inkelman and Ross attorneys. Publication dates March 6 13 20 27 and April 3.

Eddie Kendall Pansy Kendall Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio Joseph T. Kiep Charlotte F. Herman Inkelman and Ross

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