Plan Your Garden Now By E Van Benthuysen
An invitational garden essay urges readers to plan a year ahead, detailing hardy ornamentals and roses suited to cold winters. It lists varieties such as Dieabuel, Teropess Rothgehild, Prince, and Newton, with care instructions for roses, borders, and perennial helpers like iris, phlox, carnations, columbines, sunflowers, and foxglove to create a lasting garden.
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Rothgehild
Karl Drusehkl
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Pyal Newton
Crise An Tlie
Killarney
Jym Dlolig
France
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Water Sprouts Issue Plagues Orchard Crop
The report describes water sprouts on fruit trees, noting excessive growth that harms fruit development. Observers warn the sprouts divert resources from fruit production and disrupt pruning and training, impacting yield and tree health.
Pruning Grapes Based on New Wood Growth
The text outlines pruning rules focusing on fruiting from the current year's new wood. It notes fruiting stems arise from this growth, limits on cluster numbers, and cautions against tying too many clusters on a single shoot. The guidance emphasizes limiting pruning to favor healthy fruit development.
Experimental pruning and feeding in orchard tops
In the center of the tree top work, uneven growth is trimmed back to shape the canopy. The guide notes aim to ensure every branch receives spray and picking attention, with taller limbs cut back to promote even fruiting and access.
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Piper
Ann
Jul Easton
Trey
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