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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
6
March garden guidance emphasizes caladium tubers availability and warm soil before outdoor planting, plus division of perennials like chrysanthemums and Shasta daisies. It covers fertilizing azaleas and camellias, lawn feeding rates, pest controls for aphids whiteflies pillbugs caterpillars and blackspot, pruning timing for spring shrubs, dahlia and gladiolus planting, and bare root stock quality.
Local edition from Winters Texas reports on community notices and brief items of interest. Read across this page for short notices, upcoming events, and local happenings in the Winters area.
The guidance advises soft lush lawns with moist roots, cut established lawns low to remove dead material and thatch while checking for hidden dangerous objects. It also suggests pruning overgrown ground cover beds severely to induce compact new growth for an attractive summer.
Parker outlines common garden pests including wire worms white grubs cutworms rootworms mole crickets and stalk borers. He recommends insecticides such as chlor Dane and diazinon applied before planting and incorporated into the top soil to curb problems. Nematode control uses DBCP with spring treatment and careful handling to avoid vapors.
Funeral services for M. R. Smith were held at Wingate Baptist Church with burial in Wingate Cemetery led by Charles Meyers. Relatives from Clovis New Mexico Midland Odessa Dallas Winters Abilene Pecos Oklahoma City and others attended or sent condolences. Read the Classified Columns.
Texas veterinary officials warn horse owners to immunize for Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis this spring and summer. Spokesman says foals born since 1971 and horses vaccinated under six months during the epidemic are prime exposure targets.
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