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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1975
Page
18
Garden News advises careful weed treatment as dandelions and broadleaf weeds appear with spring. It recommends safe herbicide blends 2,4-D MCPP and dicamba and explains crabgrass preventers must be timed with soil temps around 60 degrees and after reseeded lawns are mowed.
A compact guide explains long and short day onion varieties and their daylight needs. It covers Yellow Bermuda and Excel as good short day types, fall planting windows, bulb development, and soil and watering tips. Garlic shallots leeks and chives are related flavor options with simple start methods and storage notes.
Extension entomologist William F. Lyon of Ohio State University notes millipedes move into basements and first floors in spring. They live outdoors in damp leaf litter and mulch, grow half an inch to an inch, and curl when disturbed. Remove damp organic matter and treat around foundations with approved insecticides for control.
The Ohio Agricultural Marketing Association’s farm markets division launches a Farm Market Hotline to help producers find markets and marketers locate scarce produce. A one time $15 fee applies. hotline number is 614 225 8795.
David P. Martin of Ohio State University urges thorough prep before overseeding. Till or dethatch to loosen surface soil, choose seed matching existing grass such as Kentucky bluegrass or tall fescue, avoid low cost mixes with annual ryegrass, and overseed in early spring or fall with modest fertilizer and adequate moisture.
Dr David Goldfinger warns gardeners to inoculate against tetanus when working with soil and animal fertilizers. Combined Insurance cautions gloves to prevent skin infections. seek medical advice if injuries occur from gardening.
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