All America Selections guide to top garden varieties
Seed breeders worldwide develop better vegetables and flowers. The All America Selections AAS uses non profit judges with trial grounds across North America and Mexico to evaluate new varieties for two years before introduction. Awards range bronze to gold, based on voting points.
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Rust-Proof Sprinkling Can for Garden Use
Rust-Proof sprinkling can ideal for gentle sprays of delicate plants. Galvanized steel construction withstands constant use. Junior sizes offered to let children help. Regular watering wards off dry, brown spots across yards and lawns.
Iron Deficiency Warning In Growing Plants
Growth on rhododendrons and azaleas after bloom may turn yellow if iron is unavailable. Iron anemia appears as interveinal yellowing, often in lime-rich or poorly drained soils. Spraying foliage or root soaking with iron chelate can restore green within days.
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All-America Selections Bring Best For Planting
All-America selections promise top varieties for garden planting in 1969 with new vegetables and flowers. Highlights include Kin Green Comet broccoli, Buttercup gold medal winner, Stonehead cabbage, Snow King cauliflower, Tokyo Cross turnip, and St Pat Scallop squash. Early yields and tender quality emphasized for fresh use and home gardens.
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