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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1965
Page
14
The article discusses bromeliads like Aechmea and Cryptanthus, tips to force blooms using ethylene from apples, and growing lima beans with planting details. It covers cabbage problems from fusarium wilt and Yellows resistant varieties, plus root techniques for roses and poison ivy control.
George E. Creed explains living fences and hedges using yews privets and barberries as traffic dividers borders and windbreaks. He notes dense growth for wind protection screens and shows hedges from Hick's yew Amur privet Mentor barberry and Fire King roses for privacy division color and ornament.
A reader questions the existence of climbing strawberries after paying 4.95 for three plants that never fruited. The advisor explains runners need trellising and many so called climbing varieties fail. recommends consulting a local nursery and shares growing guidance. Also notes Centennial Blue potatoes and offers a mail order bulletin on growing red white and blue potatoes with disease and pest tips.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7033 Oberlin plans an election of Bud and Jeaf officers at their Monday meeting. A note on orange trees suggests overwatering and drainage issues. a tureen supper begins at 6 30 pm at the Post Home on Mills Rd.
A spring favorite, Appleblossom petunia earns praise for uniform non-weedy growth, long lasting cut flowers, and a cascading yet neat display. The blushing blooms resist wind and rain, with evenly spaced blossoms that showcase each flower, ideal for window boxes and planters.
Wellington Temple Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meets April 27 at 6 pm in Masone Hall for initiation and honoring Star Paints. Worthy Matron Mrs Fred Pallas announces the chapter will sell brooms made by the blind.
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