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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1999
Page
5
The article explains planting and caring for summer flowering bulbs like dahlias begonias canna gladiolus and calla lilies. It covers indoors starting pots outdoor transplantation soil moisture stakes and sun needs noting hardy Asiatic lilies daylilies and evans begonia add late season color and fill garden space after spring bulbs fade.
Washington reports that scallions or spring onions blend leek sweetness with onion sharpness and garlic scent, enriching Asian, European, and Mediterranean dishes. The piece covers cultivation tips, varieties like White Lisbon and Kincho Long, seasonal sowing windows, and differences between home grown and store bought scallions.
Early spring insects threaten landscape trees and crops. White pine weevils curl leaders and kill central leaders. insecticide can target females during egg-laying. Alfalfa weevils hatch after 200 to 810 growing degree days with yellowish green larvae and leaf-biting adults. Southern red and spruce spider mites appear across 7 to 370 GDD and 100 to 200 GDD respectively, feeding on broad leaved evergreens and conifers. Elm bark beetles spread Dutch Elm Disease during 7 to 120 GDD, while Japanese beetle larvae and adults emerge around 1050 to 1925 GDD and respond to early larval controls.
The Washington Post notes how to move crowded shrubs and small trees now to reduce transplant shock before sap rises. Ensure sun and drainage meet plant needs and avoid marginally hardy species like camellias until spring. For amaryllis bulbs, place in a sunny warm room, water lightly, and expect flowers or leaves as heat varies.
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