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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1962
Page
3
The guide discusses background plants for flower beds including evergreen yew as year round enhancement, and lists deciduous shrubs to avoid variegation or aggressive roots. It notes walls, stone, brick, and fences as backgrounds, with sketches showing lilies, stone walls, woven fences, and rail fences. It also suggests north-side planting such as rhododendrons azaleas and ferns for shade.
The column explains hybrid vigor in vegetables and grasses, noting Fireball growth boosters, early fruiting, and cross bred traits. It cites Theodore C. Torrey and W. Atlee Burpee Co, lists crops with hybrids, and discusses lawn grasses Kentucky bluegrass and fescues with practical tips for planting and maintenance.
The piece discusses methods of producing hybrid tomato seed, noting that tomatoes have perfect flowers. It mentions Burpee encouraging plant breeders to experiment with cross-pollination, outlines home gardening and lawn tips, lists seed prices, and reports on club officers and recent horticulture discussions.
The American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a bake sale at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant on April 14 and host a Blue Star luncheon at the Legion Hall on April 17 at 12 30 p.m. District president will attend the April meeting. The Wranglers 4H Club meets April 10 at Beth Todd’s home on Butler Road. Karen Prindle is president with Dawn Buczek as vice president Joni Witzlaben secretary Christine Larson treasurer Sandy Youngeberg news reporter and John Jacobs recreation leader.
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