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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1992
Page
26
Book overview of Gardener's Latin by Bill Neal with introduction by Barbara Damrosch surveys Latin plant names and garden lore. Describes format, illustrations, and marginal notes while highlighting examples like Narcissus cyclamineus and basil. Mentions tone, price, publisher Algonquin, and audience of garden enthusiasts.
Albert F. Vierheller known as Mr Apple for advancing Maryland fruit growing dies June 5 in Prince George’s County. He led Maryland fruit production, pruned trees for Washington County, bred blackberries in Allegany County, and helped Maryland become the nation’s top strawberry plant supplier. Memorial set for June 22 in College Park. former UM educator and longtime Extension Service horticulture specialist.
Hyponex experts urge spring landscaping with a DIY plan. Start with a rough property sketch to map shade, drainage, and water flow then design purpose driven plant lists. Define budgets, group by care needs, consult local extensions, and phase over years. Prepare soil, fix drainage, amend soil, and plant with care.
Gardeners plan June work including cutting daffodils and tulips foliage, inspecting evergreens for bagworms, raising mower height, mulching berries, spraying roses, correcting iron chlorosis, removing yellowed oak leaves, replacing poppy with annuals, and monitoring pests. Plant gladiolus and propagate via softwood cuttings, water and fertilize greens, harvest spinach and lettuce, and prune dogwood and lilac while preparing for next season.
A humorous garden misidentification unfolds as a wife pulls a weed she calls melons and cucumbers. The narrator realizes the supposed crops were weeds and muses on the ease of buying produce instead of growing it.
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