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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1970
Page
2
Advice warns home gardeners against weedkillers under trees and soil sterilants, urges mowing and fertilizers for lawn issues, and suggests plastic mulch as an alternative. It covers pests like tarnished plant bug, tomato leaf curl, mulch effects, and hydrangea blooming patterns with practical remedies.
Practical advice for planting summer blooming bulbs. Covers timing depth and spacing with notes on soil prep sun exposure and aftercare to maximize bloom. Includes ranges for planting depth and spacing suitable for typical garden beds.
Elyria column offers gardening tips on extending strawberry patches with rotary mowing and yearly renewal. It advises after harvest to mow at 3 to 5 inches for home gardens and to rake for disease control, plus notes on virus-free stock. It also discusses mulches including hay, straw, buckwheat hulls, cocoa shells, leaves, and other materials, their benefits and fire risks, and invites reader experiences with Aloe vera as a burn treatment.
A garden column notes self-sowing Rudbeckia purpurea Bright Star with purple petals and dark centers. It praises dahlia bed prep with compost and cow manure, bumper crops of Great Lakes lettuce, beans, and simple 12-12-12 side-dressing plus rotenone insect control. Mentions Tritoma Emphasia Maid of Orleans and hybridizers new color shades.
Bluegrass and bluegrass fescue blends thrive in autumn warmth with minimal weed competition. Seed sowing into a loose seedbed with a thin mulch yields quick germination and durable establishment, while straw or nets help protect the soil as seedlings emerge. Stanford University to launch environmental engineering and design programs this fall merging architecture urban design and engineering.
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