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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1991
Page
12
A national survey shows almost two million Marylanders feed wild birds, with seeds like black oil sunflowers and millet preferred. The piece urges safe feeding practices, mentions suet for woodpeckers, warns against mold or salt contamination, and provides a contact number for more wildlife tips.
U S horticultural exports reached a record 5.3 billion dollars in the fiscal year ended September 30, up ten percent from the prior year with Canada remaining the top destination at over 1.8 billion. The European Community passed Japan for second with 1.1 billion while Mexico climbed thirty three percent to 155 million. The report cites reunification of Germany as a factor and notes Japan’s fresh orange imports fell 42 percent to 85,388 metric tons amid California weather impacts on crops.
A practical guide on preserving home saved seeds from vegetables and flowers. It covers viability tests, storage tips, and labeling to avoid hybrids, with storage in cool dry glass jars and keeping seeds in original packets. It notes that many common vegetables retain viability for three to five years, while some flower seeds vary, and stresses drying, proper planting conditions, and using heirlooms to maintain desired traits.
A 35th anniversary celebration at the home of Gayton honored post and present presidents. Named individuals include Lois Wright, Kathy Brekus, Fiinor Weakley and Elaine Capanoll among attendees.
In southern Oregon, researchers plan a six year study in Medford District forests to measure owl habitat, test reproduction methods, and model timber practices that protect the northern spotted owl. A partnership of the BLM and Oregon State University funds the work amid a federally listed threatened status due to old growth logging.
Fresh trees hold water, resist fire. choose and cut farms offer the best option. Inspect color gray-green to yellow indicates dryness. bend needles to test. Cut bottom two inches, place in 80 to 100 degree water, keep away from heat sources. For live balled trees, ensure room in landscape and proper planting depth. Store root ball in warm water briefly, then outdoor shaded, and water regularly to prevent drying.
The Winter Garden revisits holly's heritage from Romans to druids and churches. It notes European and American holly species, their sexes and pollination, evergreen beauty, and seasonal use in wreaths. Nurseries stock many varieties this spring and offer mail order options. The note closes with season wishes from Harriet, Bob, Joe, Doug, and Fred.
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