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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
15
Colorado State University notes temperatures over 86 degrees Fahrenheit prevent red pigment in tomatoes as only yellow pigment forms. With cooler days the red color returns, making bright red fruit possible again. Orange red remains the most reliable color when temperatures stay high.
The Outdoor Power Equipment Institute outlines safety standards for mowers including the triangular safety seal, full blade enclosures, lower discharge angle, sturdier materials, controlled blade speed, and easy maintenance features. Operators must follow safe mowing rules, keep bystanders clear, and read the owner’s manual.
Flowing English ivy makes an excellent decorative foliage plant for wall sconces or table tops. This rugged plant will thrive even under adverse conditions and ivy does best in partially shaded cool locations.
The article explains making your own compost from lawn waste leaves and kitchen scraps to improve soil and yields. It provides a layered building method with 4 inch alternating layers, nitrogen fertilizer, limestone dusting, and a plastic cover to retain moisture and heat for earlier use next spring.
Garden experts outline deep wetting strategies to save water while keeping lawns green. Techniques include watering less frequently but deeply in sections, using light showers when available, aerating heavy soils, raising mower height, modest feeding, managing clippings, removing thick thatch, and covering bare spots with burlap to conserve moisture.
Prune back then pot up choice annuals such as coleus heliotrope browallia to add color for winter windows. Reduce boots and tops before potting. small plants may be potted just before frost while large plants need outdoor acclimation to reduced soil.
Garden seeds struggle to germinate in soil cooler than 60 degrees. Seeds sown in cold soil remain dormant until warming occurs and may rot before sprouting.
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