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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1990
Page
12
The winter garden previews spring ideas as Jackson Perkins selects White Delight hybrid tea rose for 1990. Parented by White Masterpiece and Futura, it features high centered blooms ivory white fading to pink, with glossy foliage.
A collection of garden musings and quotes from gardeners and writers, urging hopeful reflection on the craft. It weaves aphorisms from Voltaire to Chinese proverbs with notes from Christopher Lloyd and Pamela Harper, exploring delight, disappointment, and the enduring love of digging in the dirt.
A hungry squirrel adapts to a sunlit yard when the bird feeder on a clothesline offers sunflower seeds. After several attempts the creature quits hovering and drops to the ground, ending its bid for a snack.
The Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service published NRAES Bulletin 27 Lumber from Local Woodlots. It details harvesting woodlot resources maximizing utilization seasoning grading and marketing lumber. To obtain a copy send 4.50 to the Frederick extension office 200 Montevue Lane Frederick 21701 or call 694-1594.
The New Market Garden Club will meet January 16 at Mrs. William Armstrong's home. The group closed the holidays with a progressive dinner.
The 1990 seed catalogs feature new asparagus types Jersey Giant and Jersey Centennial. Jersey Giant is hermaphroditic while Jersey Centennial is a hybrid dioecious variety with very large spears. Both show rust and crown rot tolerance.
Charles Thatcher, a 79 year old nut tree grower from Pittsburgh area, has distributed around 10 000 nut trees over 60 years. He grafts black walnuts hickory Siberian heartnut and chestnut, often sending trees to governments clubs and private groups free. Thatcher markets no trees and believes grafts are like seven children in a family with one dominant. He documents his work as a chemical engineer and belongs to national and state nut growers groups.
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