Medina Man Receives American Rose Society Gold Medal
Roy E. Shepherd of Medina is honored at Syracuse for distinguished service to Old Roses and their history. The 55th annual meeting awarded him the Society’s Gold Medal, the highest honor, in recognition of decades of rose breeding, writing, and dedication with his wife Mrs. Shepherd and colleagues.
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Roy E. Shepherd
Medine
American Rose Society
Syracuse
Shepherd
Cleveland
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Medina
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Epce
New Park
Roses
Columbus
Mrs. Shepherd
Annaroy
Peonies Planting in the Fall for Strong Next Spring Blooms
The article advises planting peonies in fall for established roots and strong spring growth. It covers soil, sun, drainage, and depth guidelines, mulching for first winter, spacing to three feet, and penalties of planting too deep or near trees. It also details division methods for established plants and notes proper root size and eye counts.
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America
Welanee
Save Summer Bulbs To Plant In Spring
Instructions for saving summer flowering bulbs and tubers for spring planting. Dig before ground freezes, wash, and dry tubers in well ventilated sun for two weeks. Store in trays or shallow boxes with dry peat moss at 45 to 50 degrees. Do not cut or break stems. protect from frost and keep dry.
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Celinery
Uusco
Justine
Growers Find Alice A Problem War Declared In Garden War
Dutch officials announce action against planting shrubs as a plan to combat garden pests. Read guidance on shrub placement for new plantings including distance from walls up to four feet, and methods to protect young shrubs from wind sun and heat. Advice covers peat litter usage, lab tests on soil moisture absorption, and homemade plant labels with weatherproof aluminum tips.
Green Thumb Q&A on mulch seeds and bulb care
Garden tips discuss peatmoss mulch and soil conditioning for gladiolus, delphiniums and bulbs. Advice covers storage, fall planting prep, pest control with DDT caution, and bulb handling to prevent disease, with expert notes from the North American Gladiolus Council.
Market Movers Reported Daily Changes
The data shows a mixed session with gains and losses across several assets. Upticks include 6.00 and 5.09 while declines appear at 5.60 and -5.60, with 0.3.50 up and -0.6.50 down noted among movement indicators.
Tips On Building Perennial Border By Haydn Pearson
An instructional note on preparing ground for a perennial border. It discusses removing rocks debris and weed roots, excavating a trench, filling with sifted soil and adding fertilizing material. The tone is informal and conversational as the writer invites readers to follow the steps.
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Haydn
Pearson
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