anaheim-gazette 1951-07-27

HOMES - HORTICULTURAL—Under Mrs. Bill Keefer's practiced hand, fuchsias hang from the rafters thrive in tubs and pots below in splendid profusion under a protecting lath house in the back. The shade loving fuchsia, a native of Mexico, South America and New Zealand, grows so that it can even be used to cover walls and fences. It has become a favorite of many gardeners because it is relatively pest free and easy to raise. (Gazette photo by K) LEE'S GAL FRIDAY NORTICULTURAL—Under Mrs. Bill Keefer's practiced hand, fuchsias hang from the rafters thrive in tubs and pots below in splendid profusion under a protecting lath house in the back. The shade loving fuchsia, a native of Mexico, South America and New Zealand, grows so rare that it can even be used to cover walls and fences. It has become a favorite of many gardeners because it is relatively pest free and easy to raise. LEE'S GAL FRIDAY Garden Gossip Are you yearning for a luscious green DICHONDRA LAWN? Well—PLANT IT NOW for fast growth. Either SEED or PLANTS will give you quick results if PLANTED DURING SUMMER. If you set out ROSES now from containers, they will be established well enough before the FALL BLOOMING PERIOD to give you several weeks of nice BLOSSOMS. We've a large stock of BUSH, TREE, and CLIMBING ROSES from which to choose. Better not postpone investing in a GOOD LAWN MOWER VERSATILE FUCHSIA—An important part of the landscaping is the fuchsia in its various forms. Blending perfectly with the standard or "tree" form of the plant can be seen at the ed near the front door, and the spidery types cascade fro Fuchsia Hobby Provides Landscaping Material and BY JOAN S. WHITE With the end of July comes the height of the fuchsia season. One needs only a quick look at these gracefully drooping plants and their flowers which range in color from rose and red through purple to white to understand why fuchsias are favorites of so many Anaheim gardeners. Sometimes called "Lady's Eardrops" because of the form of the flowers, fuchsias are not only easy to raise but they lend themselves well to outdoor living rooms. Successful out door living calls for privacy, partial shelter from sun and wind and impaculate care of front elevation. The c "Red Spider" is suspended rustic basket at the entrance foliage of these fuchsia excellent background material cause it is very thick and deep green color. Mrs. Keefer's real hobby is in the enclosed back this space is a lath hou on the garden side and overflowing with tubs and of shining, healthy fuchsia overflow is shaded by can nets purchased at an army store. Many of the plants ha Better not postpone investing in a GOOD LAWN MOWER. Use our LAY-AWAY PLAN and select one of several models of the PENNSYLVANIA LINE of MOWERS and get a free GRASS CATCHER as long as they are still available. Remember there are only a few more days in JULY which means only a few more days of our JULY TREE SPECIAL. We are open on SUNDAYS from 10 to 5 for your convenience. LEE'S NURSERY 718 So. Los Angeles Anaheim Ph. 3131 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim S - GARDENS - BUILD NEW WAREHOUSE—Construction work (above) is underway at Anaheim Truck and Transfer Los Angeles and Santa Ana sts on a 50 by 200-foot warehouse which will cost $25,000 to build brick and concrete structure will utilize the north wall of the existing building of the comwhich is Anaheim's only warehousing facility. The new building will house overflow from the structure. NURSERYMEN. SAY Most folks do not think of seleccting their fruit trees until January when bare root stock is available, but the coming season of ripening fruit and fairs is really the best time. At the fairs many varieties are shown, if not for tasting, at least for inspection. In planting trees in the average city lot, choose carefully, for space is at a premium and a wrong choice at the very least means a delay of several months in the time fresh fruit may be picked from your own trees. Consider the trees of the family and plant those trees which will yield fruit generally liked. Consider also the price of the fruit on New Window Is Impervious to Atom Bomb Blast PITTSBURGH—The new seal Bomb Glass units opmatically in four trianglu sections when an explosive strikes. This release of fire prevents the window fragrance being blown in and greases the possibilities of fragments. The window consists layers laminated into unit. The outer layer is plant part of the landscaping of the Keefer home at 601 So. Emily ns. Blending perfectly with the more usual types of shrubbery, the plant can be seen at the right, the more bushy varieties are bankspidery types cascade from hanging baskets. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) My Provides Decorative Material at Keefer Home front elevation. The cascading "Red Spider" is suspended in a rustic basket at the entrance. The foliage of these fuchsias makes excellent background material because it is very thick and of a deep green color. Mrs. Keefer's real hobby room is in the enclosed back yard. In this space is a lath house, open on the garden side and filled to overflowing with tubs and baskets of shining, healthy fuchsias. The overflow is shaded by camouflage nets purchased at an army surplus store. Many of the plants have been lecting their fruit trees until January when bare root stock is available, but the coming season of ripening fruit and fairs is really the best time. At the fairs many varieties are shown, if not in planting trees in the average city lot, choose carefully, for space is at a premium and a wrong choice at the very least means a delay of several months in the time fresh fruit may be picked from your own trees. Consider the trees of the family and plant those trees which will yield fruit generally liked. Consider also the price of the fruit on the market and whether the quality of the market fruit is near the tree ripened fruit. It is better to plant a fruit that is not available more cheaply in equal quality at the store. At the same time do not be afraid to try a novelty if you want to. Your home garden gives you a chance to grow something different, where production costs are not vitally important. Do not plant a tree just because you loved one of that kind back in Ohio when a child and look forward to the same luscious fruit you ate then, for you will be sorely disappointed. Chances are the variety will not do well in our mild climate. Sweet cherries are a good example. A similar caution should be used in observing fruits in the markets, most of which are shipped in from other localities. Often labels are incorrect or the fruit is not typical of the variety, for varieties frequently vary so much between places as to be scarcely recognizable, or quality may be very different. Finally, consider the soil you have and water available. In most of our heavy soils, apricot roots are best for all the deciduous fruits which can be grafted onto it. "I plant them in two parts leaf mold, one part garden soil and a little sand," says Mrs. Keefer. "Through spray watering, I maintain a humid atmosphere. Then, plucking the fading blooms and watching for the white fly and mealy bug is all there is left to do." Try Variations for Beautiful Fences There are so many ways to give variety to a fence that a lifetime of weekends could be de- Mrs. Keefer's real hobby room is in the enclosed back yard. In this space is a lath house, open on the garden side and filled to overflowing with tubs and baskets of shining, healthy fuchsias. The overflow is shaded by camouflage nets purchased at an army surplus store. Many of the plants have been started from clippings, but Mrs. Keefer, enthusiastic gardner that she is, has made a point of purchasing plants of the new hybrid varieties as they appear. Beneath the lath are the salmon and orange single fuchsias, Swansonlea Yellow and Orange Glory. The cascading Barrington and the favorite Red Spider drip from baskets. Honeymoon is an extra double variety with lavender calyx and fuchsia corolla. Here too are the new 1951 stars called Trail Blazer and Streamliner. BLUE RIBBON DISPLAY The secret of this blue ribbon through spray watering, I maintain a humid atmosphere. Then, plucking the fading blooms and watching for the white fly and mealy bug is all there is left to do." Try Variations for Beautiful Fences There are so many ways to give variety to a fence that a lifetime of weekends could be devoted to them. One idea which gives a good chance to develop a garden vertically as well as horizontally is to lean an open, ladder-type frame against the fence. One of the simpler variations on this basic idea is a vine trellis on a ladder frame. For a pot shelf for plant display, wider lumber is used for upright members and shelves. Or a seat can be made on a ladder frame using pipe uprights, tied securely to the fence at the top, to give both strength and light appearance. KILL WEEDS NOW WITH SHELL WEEDKILLER 20 - Controls both perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds - Can be applied either undiluted or mixed with water Shell Weedkiller 20 is an effective, aromatic weed oil. Use it along highways, roadsides, driveways, fences, irrigation ditches. Also in vineyards, citrus groves, orchards where noncultivation is practiced. R. R. WELSH FULLERTON 2387 PRICED FOR YOU PLANNED FOR YOU Lifetime Home 525 North Yale FULLERTO VETERAN'S FINANCING G. I. 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This release of pressure prevents the window frame from being blown in and greatly reduces the possibilities of flying fragments. The window consists of three layers laminated into a single unit. The outer layer is a sheet of glass, the middle layer a sheet of polyvinyl butyral plastic, and the inner layer is four triangular shaped pieces of glass. The plastic layer extends beyond the glass edges and is bolted to the window frame to serve as hinges, permitting the four segments to open like doors when the outer plate of glass is broken. After an explosion of sufficient force to open the bomb window, the four segments may be returned to position and retained there by a bolt, as shown above, or even a wad of chewing gum. The crevices may then be closed with adhesive tape, putty, clay or whatever is handy, and the restored window again affords protection from cold, rain, storms, etc., until such time as the glass may be replaced. 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