Voles and gardening tips from the 1984 Elyria column
A Elyria Chronicle-agram column discusses fruit tree damage from voles and moles with prevention ideas such as wrapping trunks in screen, using pelleted rodenticide, and notes about seed sowing, herb seeds, and strawberry barrel gardening. It covers temperature needs for seed germination, and explains peach short life issues due to frosts, cold winters, drainage, and pollination.
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A Maine gardener used a self-deposited manure pile to grow booming squash crops for three years. He found Hubbards buttercup and spaghetti varieties thrived as nutrients leached slowly, soil life flourished, and water aided nutrient uptake.
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Avocado Pit Can Be A Crowded Indoor Sprout
A Chicago Tribune note explains avocado pits can sprout into handsome indoor trees with large leathery leaves, suitable among dieffenbachias and scheffleras. It outlines two reliable methods: water with toothpicks or moist soil, plus care steps and timelines, warning that nonviable pits may fail after six to eight weeks.
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