Feeding trees and ornamentals in the Sunshine State
The piece urges deep hole fertilizing for trees under six inches and five pounds per tree for larger trunks, plus four yearly applications for azaleas camellias crotons hibiscus gardenias and shrubs. It warns about chemical weed killers and the need for careful application and correct acid fertilizer for azaleas and camellias. Peat pots offer easy seedling gardening for beginners.
Daylilies Thrive With Minimal Florida Care
Daylilies bloom in early spring and require little maintenance once established. They resist insects and diseases, tolerate Florida climates from Everglades muck to limestone in Dade County, and store water in thick rope like roots. Recurrent flowering appears in some varieties with a second bloom in June or July.
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Reedy to mail House Journals to Lake County groups
State Rep. W. H. Reedy will send daily Florida House Journals to city governments in Lake County, the Board of County Commissioners, all newspapers, and all public schools when the Legislature convenes. He urges citizens read the Journal to stay informed during the session. The note ends with garden tips on daylilies and a quote.
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Bill) Reedy
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Drowned man in Lake Gem death remains under investigation
Police Chief J. T. Huett said efforts to revive Lucius Green after he fell into a canal on the Duda Farm Monday were unsuccessful. Fire Chief Ted Lane assisted with a resuscitator before Mount Dora officers arrived. Green, a Sanford resident, drowned while working on a spray machine.
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Bud) Huett
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