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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
8
Gardeners learn mulching benefits for roses. Mulch cools root zones, keeps soil open for aeration, reduces watering needs, and helps fight weeds. It also adds humus, supports moisture retention, and aids fertilizer efficiency. Some varieties may need light summer pruning and vigilant pest checks.
A reader reports hibiscus wilting after a neighbor sprayed weedkiller on a 35 foot distance. Experts warn 2,4-D in weedkillers can injure broadleaf plants at far distances and suggest avoiding sprays near flower beds, favoring hand weeding.
A home gardening guide explains preparing houseplants for summer travel. It advises placing a water source near natural light and using 18 inch cotton wicks to draw water from a central pail into pots. The setup creates a siphon to keep plants watered during absence.
The American Association of Nurserymen reports a surge in home landscaping as families invest in affordable, peaceful outdoor spaces. Experts say planting plans yield blooms from spring to fall, with trees and fruit trees enhancing home enjoyment and entertaining value.
A gardening column explains how early blight causes brown concentric spots on lower tomato leaves and may rot fruit. It advises spraying with manob to 7 10 day intervals, notes Verticillium wilt symptoms, and suggests resistant varieties. Additional tips cover compost safety and keeping columbines healthy.
Postwar suburban homes spur demand for lawn care devices. Edwin D Parker created the first lawn sweeper and his Parker Sweeper Company popularized mechanized dethatching and cleaning tools. Fall is advised as ideal for dethatching lawns to restore neat turf.
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