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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1977
Page
4
A National Park Service booklet explains how to collect soil samples for urban tree planning. It covers soil profiles, debris removal, sending samples to state testing labs, processing times, and optimal sampling seasons with cautions about fertilizing lime and rain.
Scottsdale Daily Progress surveys summer home makeovers and garden tips. Readers learn about drought resistant plants and low maintenance landscaping. Local nurseries offer seasonal discounts and decorative ideas for patios and outdoor spaces.
The article explains that color changes perception of space and mood in kitchens. Light colors enlarge a room while dark colors shrink it. A dark ceiling unifies the space. Cool colors suit bright sunlit rooms, while warm colors create a cozier feel.
A homeowner asks about fixing a cracked driveway and tile stairs. Experts advise that cracks often stem from drainage or subgrade faults and may require replacing concrete after correcting underlying issues. For cracks, undercut sides and patch with ready mix cement or latex mix, keep damp, and add concrete glue for better adhesion. The staircase question recommends vinyl tile for safety, notes ceramic or quarry tiles are possible but require smooth solid surfaces, and explains sheet tile installation with careful alignment and wet curing.
The article argues for making bathrooms stand out with a distinct image, suggesting paneled walls with woodsy shutter accents in condominiums or bold single color schemes like emerald green. It emphasizes coordinating window shades and accessories to echo the chosen color for dramatic effect.
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