Gooseberries and Currants Cultivation and History in Maryland
Gooseberries and currants have a long cultivation history with hundreds of cultivars in the 1800s and modern hybrids combining European sweetness with American disease resistance. Ribes species are discussed as edible, but note legal history, growth requirements, pruning, fertilization, and harvest yields.
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Maryland
Consort
Crusader
Fertilizer and Care Tips For A Lush Spring Lawn
Homeowners can revive lawns with seeding for bare spots and lawn specific fertilizer. Water soluble lawn food speeds results, while mowing at 1 to 1.5 inches prevents burn. Leave clippings to improve soil and moisture. Regular fertilization and watering yield the best yard in the block.
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Dick Biamonte
Grace-Sierra Horticultural Products Company
Winter Garden Winners Part III 1991 corn hybrids tested
In the 1991 Winter Garden evaluation 27 corn hybrids were tested under dry conditions. Foliar feeding with Stern's Miracle-Gro produced well filled ears across sh2 and se varieties, with standout types including Showcase Diablo Butterfruit Sweetie 82 Camelot Escalade and others. The piece notes isolation needs for sh2s, se as home gardener friendly, and previews next column on melons.
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Twilley
Weil
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Liberty
Seneca Starshine
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