anaheim-gazette 1951-11-02

HOMES IN THE NURSEEX—Most of the plants in Anaheim City park get their start in the greenhouse. Here Park Superintendent Vic Ruedy inspects some fifteen hundred potted Cinerarias and Primroses that will be planted out of doors when cooler weather comes. The Primulas will be spectacular clusters of red flowers for Christmas while the spring blooming Cinerarias give intense color to shade gardens at Earl time.—(Gazette photo by Krelft.) Anaheim City Park Suggested as Model For Discouraged Local Home Gardener BY JOAN S. WHITE As fall comes to California, many a home gardener gets discouraged. The landscaping and flower beds no matter how well Clumps of white Shasta dandelion and yellow day lilies con their summer blooming to oak the chrysanthemums that Anaheim City Park Suggested as Model For Discouraged Local Home Gardener By JOAN S. WHITE As fall comes to California, many a home gardener gets discouraged. The landscaping and flower beds, no matter how well tended, have a way of disintegrating from lovely greenery and riotous color to a tangled mass of brown stalks flecked by falling leaves. Too often at this season, there is nothing left in the garden to brighten the yard or to provide interesting decoration for indoors. An Inspiration For the discouraged home gardener, we suggest a stroll through Anaheim's lovely City park which even at this season continues to present an orderly, colorful vista, marked by towering shade trees, well tended lawns, quiet lily pools and formal and informal flower beds. Multiplied man power makes a difference, yes, but these professional gardeners have tricks that the lone home gardener may put to good use. For example, the accent is slowly shifting to perennials and a great deal of fall color comes from perennial shrubbery. The Koelreuteria or "Golden Rain Tree," retains its green leaves and at this season is covered with spectacular seed pods which range in color from pink to deep red. The shrimp bush derives its name from exotic fall foliage. The sweet gum tree, sometimes called "liquid amber," bears beautiful yellow leaves which now are tinged with touches of red. The intense purples and crimson of the Bougainvillea vines will remain until touched with frost, and in protected places, tropical Hibiscus bushes are covered with big pin blossoms. And who is not drawn to the feathery plumes of Pampas grass which wave gently in the breeze beside broad leafed banana trees, or the masses of purple heather bordered by rows of silver grey Dusty Miller. Clumps of white Shasta dawn and yellow day lilies come their summer blooming to oak the chrysanthemums that just coming on. Long Range Planning The man who master-minis this is popular park superintendent and horticulturist, Vie B. "Mother Nature can new hurried," says Vic, "so we on long range planning and ing for ornamental effects." To bear this out, he polls... While we are on the subject of HOUSE PLANTS, the modernistic-looking SQUARE POTS and PLANTERS namely PERFEK POTTERY are very flattering to the appearance of any PLANT. They also come in large sizes for use in PATIOS and on PORCHES. Be sure to select your MUMS soon while they are in the peak of BLOOM before the VARIETIES are too depleted. Open Week Days 8 to 5:30 Sundays 10 to 5 Till next week Lee's Gal Friday LEE'S NURSERY 718 So. Los Angeles Anaheim Ph. 3131 The intense purples and crimson of the Bougainvillea vines will remain until touched with frost, and in protected places, tropical Hibiscus bushes are covered with big pin blossoms. And who is not drawn to the feathery plumes of Pampas grass which wave gently in the breeze beside broad leafed banana trees, or the masses of purple heather bordered by rows of silver grey Dusty PROPOSED PLANT—Show the proposed new plant It will be located on a Magnolia and Gilbert chased from the Gregg buildings will begin in Angeles, have been retained START TODAY... EARN From November On All Savings Rece By the 10th of Nov INSURED SAVINGS All savings insured up to $10,000 Husband and wife or parent and child may receive "insured protection" up to $30,000. Anaheim's only "Sayings insured" Savings Association The SAVING Loan & Building Association of Anaheim Since 1893 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHO S - GARDENS - BUILD CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR COLORS—Alternating plants of yellow and lavender chrysanthemums will soon be a mass of showy blooms to border Anaheim City park at Palm street. Tied to a color for at least two months. Mass plant of ornamental shrubbery make an effo background behind them.—(Gazette photo Kreldt.) CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR COLORS—Alternating plants of yellow and lavender chrysanthemums will soon be a mass of showy blooms to border Anaheim City park at Palm street. Tied to a wire fence for support, they will supply glorious color for at least two months. Mass plant of ornamental shrubbery make an effect background behind them. (Gazette photo Kreldt.) The man who master-minds all is popular park superintendent and horticulturist, Vic Reudy. "Mother Nature can never be carried," says Vic, "so we rely long range planning and planting for ornamental effects." To bear this out, he points to husky plants of winter blooming annuals, such as pansies, snapdragons, calendulas and stock that have just been planted, and to the spring bulb planting that is now underway. Besides mass plantings of 500 pansies and 1000 ranunculus bulbs, daffodils will peep from among the rocks in the rock gardens and Vic is toying with the idea of tulips. His secret of constant color is to have one garden do double duty. Look closely at the Bearded iris garden, dormant now for winter, and you will see Iceland poppies sprouting among them. The debris from summer gardens is cleared away as it is practical, and the beds are paired for a new season. Wet and winter taken care of, remaining empty gardens colder weather so that climate and primroses can be planted. PROPOSED PLANT—Shown above is an artist's conception of how the proposed new plant of U.S. Electrical Motors Co., will look. It will be located on a 75-acre site on Manchester blvd., between Magnolia and Gilbert avenues, and south of La Palma ave., purchased from the Gregg family. Construction on the $3,500,000 buildings will begin in 1952. Marsh, Smith and Powell, Los Angeles, have been retained as architects. PROPOSED PLANT—Shown above is an artist's conception of how the proposed new plant of U.S. Electrical Motors Co., will look. It will be located on a 75-acre site on Manchester blvd., between Magnolia and Gilbert acres, and south of La Palma ave., purchased from the Gregg family. Construction on the $3,500,000 buildings will begin in 1952. Marsh, Smith and Powell, Los Angeles, have been retained as architects. 3% CURRENT RATE From November 1st All Savings Received the 10th of November INSURED SAVINGS Savings insured up to $10,000, and wife or parent and may receive "insured proup to $30,000. Anaheim's only "Savings insured" Saving Association SAVINGS BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM R ST., ANAHEIM- PHONE 7283 Nurserymen Say In general the maples are not very well adapted to this area of warm winters, but a few species do grow tall. They do not, however, put on the show of color which is seen in colder sections, and disappointment is the reward if they are planted with that purpose foremost. Maples are good deciduous shade trees, providing a clean fresh green in summer and allowing the winter sun to shine through. Most of the maples prefer moist, rich light soil but will grow in quite a variety of soils. They are good lawn and street trees. Pests and diseases are not serious. Acer saccharinum, the White or Silver Maple, is an important timber tree in the East. It is a fast growing, wide spreading tree with slender branches. Leaves are good sized, deeply lobed, and silvery underneath. It is more planted here and seems to be better than the regular maple, acer saccharinum latter is occasionally planted. The Oregon maple, acerophyllum, is a native of oak coast, where it can in moist canyons from Southern California north. It is also large tree, found headway very large three- to five-rich green leaves. It is for planting alone as a stand. Acer negundo, the box is found in eastern North Carolina. A variety is native to yeons. The tree becomes tall, but is rather brushy. The Japanese maple palmatum, is offered in many varieties. It is a small treeing to 20 feet, likes partiLeaves are palmately lobed varieties being finely divided some are highly colored. For Health: Eat Californian Need an Electrician? JOSEPH A. LIEB Everything Electrical 111 West Quarter St. Phone Anaheim "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" BUILDING Week End Football In The Air (By the Associated Press) Friday—Television 8:00 p.m. KHJ (9) Pasadena CCCompton JC. Saturday 11:15 a.m. KECA Illinois-Michigan. 12:00 p.m. KNX Football Roundup. 12:00 p.m. KLAC Ohio StateNorthwestern. 1:45 p.m. RFI California-UCLA. 1:45 p.m. KHJ Stanford-Washington State. 1:45 p.m. 'KMPC San Diego Navy-San Jose State. 8:00 p.m. KLAC Loyola-Pepperdine. 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