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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
24
Reader questions on why strawberries were small and seedy. Tarnished plant bugs can cause knobby seedy fruit. catfacing may result from late spring frosts or drought. nematodes blamed by some. Advice covers cultivating with fewer pests, irrigation timing, Bordeaux spray for peach leaf curl, and pruning diseased plum branches.
Read guidance on pruning rhododendrons for form and foliage, removing old flower heads, and trimming long stems. Includes how to manage hedges with American arborvitae, avoiding dead wood, and advice on plant spacing, root systems, and pest clues like borers. Also covers seed thinning and starting seeds using simple sifting techniques.
Pole beans need warmer soil and later planting than bush beans. Artichokes can be grown in northern gardens by starting indoors, transplanting to pots after germination, then moving to the garden when weather warms.
Pre-blooming reports call this year’s Kingwood Center tulip display in Mansfield one of the most varied and dramatic. With over 30 000 tulips planted, the Mother’s Day weekend is expected to be the height of color as informal and formal designs reveal a wide range of varieties and colors. The gardens are free to the public and supported by the King, endowment trust.
The readable fragment discusses various pest control ideas including trapping and scattering agents like castor beans and other strategies. It mentions Marble or moles and a possible question about effectiveness and timing but lacks clear facts or a coherent narrative.
Nondescript notes of Home Humble tips discuss managing birch trees and lawn pests. Advice covers mulching pruning, using insecticides like chlordane or dieldrin, soil treatment and watering, with cautions about moles, tulips, and borers. Emphasizes waiting for yellowing leaves before treatment and replanting bulbs every two years.
The article notes horse trainer Don Edwards of Wellington showing a stallion Long Hill Vigil at a charity event. Leafminers damaged leaf tissue in harness class entries, with the insect described as a pest and control advised using lindane or malathion. A second brood is anticipated by July 1.
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