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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1960
Page
17
The Simon Carves Engineering Group will build an $8.4 million fertilizer factory near Madras for ammonium phosphate based compound fertilizers. Production is slated to begin in 1962 and the plant will yield about 51 000 tons annually.
The article explains grass under trees thrives only if roots and foliage allow sunlight and moisture. It cites Norway and Sugar Maples as problematic due to shallow roots and dense leaves. It recommends Honeylocust and Sweetgum, plus Maidenhair Ginkgo and several oaks and lindens as better choices.
Ohio State University extension fruit specialist Eldon Banta notes Strawberries are easy to grow with many varieties such as Earthdawn Pocahontas Empire Armore Catskill Surecrop and Sparkle. Red raspberries blackberries and grapes are also discussed with suitable varieties and care tips.
Ohio State University extension horticulturist E C Wittmeyer advises home gardeners to plant peas early for cool-season growth. Plant as soon as soil is workable, usually late March, and treat seeds with fungicide to prevent decay. Rotate legumes every four to five years and choose well drained soil, or grow on raised ridges if drainage is poor.
Garden tips cover pruning hybrid teas and floribundas, removing dead wood, crossing canes, root stock shoots, and restoring compact growth. Tree and shade selections include Thornless Honey Locust, Pin Oak, Northern Red Oak, Linden, Pagoda, Beech, and Sugar Maple for varied climates and aesthetics. Salvia varieties bloom through late summer with indoor sowing advice and cutting-friendly Blue Salvia noted for combinations and dried arrangements.
George Abraham answers Elyria readers on saving girdled fruit trees by bridge grafting using dormant scions from Duchess Snow McIntosh and Wealthy varieties. He also explains pepper seed germination requires about 80 degrees and offers a free bulblet on growing big peppers by mail.
John W. Varga the Telegram gardening answer man will be in The Chronicle office Saturday from 10:30 to 11:40 am. Call during that hour for help with spring plans and lawn care.
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