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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1955
Page
10
Edna King Mandeville urges transplanting when the first true leaves appear and after a long rain or thorough watering. She stresses spacing, sowing tolerant varieties where grown, deep watering to reach roots, and cultivation to keep soil moist and prevent surface baking.
Gardening guide explains sowing seeds without precision. It covers drills in rows, hills for vines, and thinning. depth varies by seed size and soil, with practical methods using sticks or hoe handles. It warns against burying seeds too deep and notes transplanting tips for flowers sensitive to root disturbance.
City officials and Army engineers announced a plan to keep salt levels low in Dallas water after Red River water was used to supply Garland. Water from two reservoirs will be released into Lake Dallas to dilute the river intake and protect the supply.
Best cultivation advice from scientists urges gentle, shallow work. Begin as seedlings appear, as one inch depth kills young weeds and protects roots. Regular light cultivation and timely hand weeding between rows prevents crusting and promotes air flow for healthy plants.
Ohio marks Arbor Day on the last Friday in April 1955. Gov. Frank J. Lausche proclaims the date urging conservation pledges and natural resource upkeep. Schools plan tree plantings and conservation programs as cities and groups join in the Plant Today For Tomorrow initiative.
The twenty fourth annual rose festival in Newark New York will be held June 12 and 13 mainly in the 17 acre public rose garden. The garden features more than 36000 rose bushes in formal and informal plantings and the event underscores Newark as the rose capital of America.
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