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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
21
A periodical urges gardeners to place plants correctly and care for them. It stresses roomy root holes, thorough watering, soil fit for the plant, and pruning with nurseryman guidance. It warns against bare lawns inviting crabgrass and recommends June crabgrass control using PMA.
The column advises mowing crabgrass high to prevent its spread and notes chemicals offer only temporary relief. It explains tulip flowering depends on proper planting depth and growth conditions, and suggests mulching to control weeds, conserve moisture, and stabilize soil. It also highlights Japanese maple care and recommends regular light feeding for thicker turf.
The article promotes starting annual flowers despite late-season freezes and offers booklets on shrubs evergreens and pruning. It requests readers to enclose a stamped self addressed envelope with coin amounts to obtain guides and photos of their home to plan rose and garden plantings. It emphasizes limited stocks, modest prices, and readers sending requests to IT'S YOUR LANDSCAPE.
An article offers practical, low cost gardening tips to save labor. It emphasizes planning planting rows with a hoe, using Vigoro fertilizer, and strategies to reduce weeding and watering. It advises on soil preparation, spacing, and seasonal care to maximize bloom and growth.
Albany New York state crop reporting service notes 191000 bee colonies in state apiaries as of July 1 down four percent from the prior year marking a second year of decline. Experts attribute the drop to a very cold winter and a late wet spring slowing colony buildup.
Dr. Sylvan H. Wittwer of Michigan State University reported at a Merck sponsored seminar that gibberellic acid caused treated lawn strips to turn green in five days despite freezing, while untreated areas stayed brown. He noted the chemical reduces dwarfism in some plants and cited tests on dwarf peas and tomatoes.
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