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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
5
Reading offers garden hints from hedges to roses and yews. It describes pruning methods with shears, the use of Capiteia and piney yew forms, plus storage tips for nuts and lilies and advice on planting Chinese Chestnut seeds and lilacs for best appearance. It mentions a bulletin titled ROSE GUIDE FOR 1964 by the American Rose Society.
An article discusses pruning lilacs over three years to avoid a butchered look and keep blooms. It describes small budget pools with pumps for recirculated water, plus decorative garden features and plants like Campanula and Heuchera. A Q A notes damping off in seedlings caused by fungus. suggest vermiculite or shredded sphagnum moss.
A misaddressed letter from Bettina, a seven year old at Camp Cheerful near Strongsville, reaches the Miller family in Grafton. Rural carrier Elton Nichols locates the right family amid two Elm roads and delivers the note expressing love for Mom and Dad with Father’s Day wishes.
The text describes lilac care methods to reduce suckers for bigger blooms. It notes lilacs can be trained into a low clipped hedge or a tall hedge to serve as a screen with few pests. Aimed at improving growth and visual effect for gardeners.
A damaged notice advertises five coin offers including 0, 20, and 10 cent amounts for lawn, evergreens, pruning shrubs, and more. To receive all five items, readers must enclose a self addressed envelope with 10 cent stamp and 30 cents in coin.
Illinois hens produced 12.032 billion eggs in 1963, a decrease of 251 million from 1962, according to the Illinois Cooperative Reporting Service.
A reader asks about protecting roses near poisonous plants and preventing slug damage. The answer advises careful pruning, burning borers, sealing cut ends, and avoiding exposure to thrips and toxic species such as digitalis and rhododendron.
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