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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
21
A cautionary piece from the Men's Horticultural Society warns that home lawn care causes many injuries. It cites 70,000 power mower accidents in a year, with 50,000 toes and 18,000 fingers lost, including bystanders. It details the ten mandatory mower safety rules and notes other tools share the risk.
Garden safety note stresses grounding outside devices including grills lights fans and radios. If a regular grounded cord cannot be used, attach a bare copper ground from the appliance to a well grounded object. Emphasizes checking cords and following safety rules to prevent accidents and potential fatalities.
A guide to peat moss pots and strip pots for home gardening. It outlines using peat moss with nutrients in seed starting kits, planting seedlings in peat walls, and transplanting to garden locations after frost danger. Emphasizes sunlight, steady moisture, and choosing varieties for borders, screens, cutting beds, window boxes, or planters.
Edna King Mandville notes color drives garden impact with blooms. She highlights zinnias like Pink Buttons and Thum betina, lilliputs such as Little Red Ridinghood and Mahogany Gem, and variegated zinnias like Persian Carpet. She lists easy bloomers across many species and promises next week’s fence line planting guide.
Petunias are reliable in most gardens and bloom well except for fringed varieties. Seed propagation is easy if sowing depths are followed and soil kept moist until seedlings establish. Fertilizer is unnecessary for good garden soil. Kochia, though nonflowering, remains popular for its big feathery green bush.
Visitors at Dulles International Airport toss coins into a terminal fountain, averaging 222 dollars monthly since opening 18 months ago. Congress directed the FAA to hand the funds to charitable groups aiding travelers, a program now recommended to become permanent after about 4000 dollars collected in 18 months. Bamboo species survive cold to seven degrees below zero.
The term tulip derives from a Turkish word for tuban. Early Turkish gardeners hybridized wild species. The spring flower was introduced to Holland through Austria in the latter part of the 16th century.
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