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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1989

Page

14

Experts discuss insurance flock of cranes in Idaho

Scientists from the United States and Canada debated the 14 year effort to establish a Grays Lake whooping crane flock near Pocatello Idaho. Drought mortality and mating issues threaten the program with 13 of the original 85 chicks remaining and 1.5 million spent.

Idaho Jackson Wyo Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge Pocatello United States Canada Wood Buffalo National Park Northwest Territories Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Corpus Christi Texas Roderick Drewien Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit University of Idaho Grays Lake San Lila Colorado Drewsen Black Hole Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge New Mexico Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge San Luis Valley Mr. Drewien Canadian Wildlife Service Scripps Howard News Service

Choosing a Low Light, Dry-Climate Office Plant

A Chinese evergreen tolerates dry air and low light, thrives in a wide temperature range, and should be watered when the surface soil dries. Ferns struggle in typical home offices due to low humidity and indirect light, with brown frond tips and drooping leaves signaling dry air. Increase humidity by grouping plants, using humid spaces like kitchens or baths, or placing trays with wet gravel and a room humidifier.

Lawn Detective Answers Your Lawn Care Questions

The Lawn Detective advises blade sharpening for a healthy green lawn and proper mowing heights of 2.5 to 3 inches seasonally. It argues for complete fertilizer now, crabgrass patching with seed and weed preventer, and cautious watering with weekly deep irrigation. It warns about Japanese beetle grubs and recommends milky spore and broad spectrum insecticides.

Lawa Greenview Inc Lawn Detective Second Ave New York

Recapturing the value of lost landscape plants

Homeowners in Los Angeles Grand Rapids and Virginia faced losses when trees and shrubs were damaged by autos wind and construction. They recovered much of the cost through insurance tax deductions or civil action. The guide notes landscaping adds value and insurers coverage varies by state.

Los Angeles Grand Rapids Virginia American Association of Nurserymen

Drip Watering Explained for Home Gardens and Farms

Drip watering offers economical irrigation for vegetables fruit trees ornamentals and containers. Systems include a head transmission tubing and emitters delivering gallons per hour, not minutes, with typical beds needing one emitter per large plant and watering once every three to five days depending on soil and weather.

American Association of Nurserymen

New Market Garden Club Installs Officers

Officers of the New Market Garden Club were installed. President Ruth Gruodis leads the group with Vice President Clara Maher, Recording Secretary Pat Tarpley, Cor responding Secretary Tish Klackner, and Treasurer June Mitchell. Members toured 18th century homes and gardens in Annapolis and Londontown.

New Market Garden Club Ruth Gruodis Clara Maher Pat Tarpley Tish Klackner June Mitchell Annapolis Londontown

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