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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1997
Page
7
Ancient gardeners prized ferns for backdrop and contrast while flowering plants captured attention. The Schoepfle Garden hosts a collection of over 35 fern species, highlighting Japanese painted fern, soft shield fern, and American maidenhair with distinct textures, colors, and cold hardiness.
A guide to engaging children with gardens through themed plots windowsill boxes and simple projects. It suggests a dedicated children’s garden area with quick-maturing plants, theme options like alphabet and pizza wheel gardens, and kid friendly tools. It also covers worms, commemorative trees, local garden programs, and storybooks to foster lifelong horticultural interest.
Landscape designer John Byrd showcases cottage gardening in a 50 by 75 foot Charlotte space. He uses walls, vines, beds and containers to create year round bloom and flow into a terrace while advising planting for every season and occupied ground with visual variety. Nancy Brachey reports for The Charlotte Observer.
Guide on sharpening garden tools detailing blade types and proper angles for pruning shears hedge shears grass shears and scissors. Includes use of files stones and bench grinders, lubrication and safety steps to prevent edge damage and overheating.
Drought stressed trees need deep watering and roots extend beyond the drip line. A new exhibit at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum on 3501 New York Ave NE Washington runs through Sept 20 featuring 101 bamboo items plus other crafts. The Hillwood Museum in DC notes the Japanese garden and French parterre will close in December for two years for renovations.
In Urbana and Arcola, Illinois researchers led by Don White and Henry Hadley plan dwarf broomcorn hybrids to replace imported Mexican supply as NAFTA shifts trade. If successful, hybrids and harvesting machinery could bring broom production back to the United States by 2001, after decades of Mexican dominance.
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