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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1981
Page
16
Hybrid seed geraniums like Sprinter Ringo New Era and more offer affordable color options for pots beds and containers. Noting early bloomers such as Sooner Red and Snowdon plus bi colors like Heidi, the piece weighs advantages against drawbacks blossom shattering and single flowers. It also covers hard shell scales on plants and a DIY control mix with steps and ingredients.
This garden column covers tomato variety advice noting no single type fits all gardens and suggests trying 3 or 4 kinds with disease resistance labels VF F or N. It includes seed sowing steps, Granny Smith apple notes, a plant health quiz, and seasonal tasks like sowing eggplants peppers and dragon fruit in a single compact household gardening guide.
F R of Congress explains three tuberous begonia propagation methods by seed cuttings and tuber division. Wait for spring sprouts dust cut surfaces with sulfur or Captan. cuttings root in vermiculite or perlite. Seed sown indoors early may bloom first season. Also suggests Cyperus or paper plant for low light, noting Cyperus survives low light and overwatering, with bamboo like form suitable for decor. Cyperus species include C papyrus and C alternifolius and can grow in water or dry periods, dividing to replant new clumps.
The author details starting canna roots indoors, labeling flats, and warming frames to end dormancy. He discusses growing tomatoes from seed, pruning guidance for spring shrubs, primroses from Park’s seeds, winter aconite gifts, and observes daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, pansies, dogwoods, and garden memories including Pauline Choate.
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