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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1957
Page
15
Planting Caladiums in Shaded Open Spots
Plant fancy leaved caladiums in an open shaded spot as soon as the weather and soil become permanently warm. They are effective whether massed in beds of contrasting colors or planted among other plants in a flower border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roses
Insects Enemies Rose Spraying Vital for Roses
The article advises regular spraying or dusting to control six common rose pests and diseases. It covers techniques for spraying versus dusting, equipment like metal dusters, and specifics on aphids, red spider mites, thrips, leafhoppers, black spot, and mildew with recommended treatments and timing.
Flowers and vegetables mix well in one garden
Gardening for the table blends beauty with gastronomy as vegetables and flowers complement each other in a garden. Flowers thrive with sun and regular care beside orderly vegetable rows, aiding weed control and irrigation while enhancing home arrangements.
Weeder's Guide on Mulching for Home Gardens
Cynthia Lowry explains mulching aims and materials for home gardens. Mulch protects roots and conserves moisture, with peat moss as a popular choice. Avoid excessive nitrogen depletion from ground corncobs and sawdust by adding fertilizer. Organic mulches should be about one inch thick to deter weeds while allowing air and moisture to reach roots.
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Chappaqua
N. Y
Control Of Crabgrass Is Problem For Home Lawns
Homeowners face crabgrass each summer and can choose two effective herbicide methods. Apply before or after crabgrass sprouts using easy to apply chemicals. Recent advances allow safe use by both experts and amateurs to keep lawns attractive all season.
Feeding Rose Bushes For Early Season Care
Feed rose bushes their first of the season with a cupful of plant food per hybrid bush. Special rose foods are not needed as they are costly and show no clear advantages over all purpose complete plant food.
Simple seeds grow fast into flowers in your garden
Beginners can raise flowers from seed with ease and economy. The piece extols seed starting, noting zinnias and nasturtiums thrive in warm, damp soil and poor soil alike, and lists hardy varieties like bachelor’s button, balsam, marigold, and sunflowers. It emphasizes rapid germination and the daily delight of a thriving, self-made garden.
Francrafy Post and Rail Fence Pricing Details
James F Gross GA 5077 Midd Onte provides detailed price estimates for post and rail fencing at 1.2 per foot rate. The notice outlines standard fencing options and material specifications, guiding potential buyers through measurement, installation steps, and expected project scope. The document appears as a local business estimate sheet with regional contact data.
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James F Gross
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