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Show Ha Tootle Transcript, Friday, July 19, 1974 Tooele County Extension Office Melvin S. Burningham, USU Eitenrfon HortkuhuHtt Tlie Value 01 A Invn The question tliut is a lawn K'hxI lor?, is often asked. C: i t lit m it a well cared for lawn? I havt soil iiiiaiiiit' a I a jut ilul limiii heard a iiiiiiiImi of people sjv "I would like lo dif my lawn ii ami inst.ill urren concrete. Heallv if tlul was suiestetl many peoph would tlniik that sse weir c ras. Now what is a lawn Hoodfoi? hels to control t mud ami dust from cniniii into the home. 2) It is a nood air conditioner for your home. 3' It iiuorves the value of your home when and if you try lo sell. pros nh-- a play area for the entire family. eliminate weeds and reduces lalmr. even though it seems to requite a lot of wink to maintain it. ti' I jstlv. a incut repoit revealed that 25 square feet of well of one averane kept lawn will Hive otl rnounh ovyHen for the needs . 2 for hums mtvhi per day )o vou know that people judne a home owner hy the type of till delimtels s Si It heljis to 1 law ii they have. I you can appieci.de the practical reasons a H'lod law n. hute main-tainiii- Wliv Fruit Trees Fail To Bear Do you have flint trees that fail to laar? If you do, there could lie vvet.il reasons. Ate the tins old ciioiihIi to liear fruit? If they he due to frost, lack of pollination hliNim hut don't hear fmit. it or it mav la because the tree is self unfruitful. Often hy the milt tas ause I lie trust killed the hlossoms while irecs wiii not I ili mi oi It it is cold, stoimv or windy, hccs are not active and the hlossoms aie not nillenied. Some varieties of fruits are for instance, e.u I. of the three varieties of cherries grown in this area, the Itmu. I ainherH. ami Koval Ann are all Titov will not polleuie each other, so a pollioi.iiiH variety is for in.iviiuum prialuction. Most of the plums are self unfruitful and require polliniers. The red delicious is self unfruitful ami the trees will not liear much fruit unless vou have another variety close hy. Generally the pollin-ie- r should ho nnlv about 50 feet away from the unfruitful variety, let. if the pollmier variety is a couple hundred feet awav you will gel vinie y ield. Dwarf fruit trees will hear fruit within the first 4 or 5 years. Vet. a standard ilierry or apple mav not blossom for 6 or more years. Then a vigorous growing tree will take longer to set fruit than a starved one. , la-a- m . l. What Would Wilbur Say? No Noise Pollution In New Toy Plane F.vcr since the Wright Brothers realized mans dream of Most advanced toy planes have been the miniature powered, manned flight, ngined, air- both real and miniaturcaptured youngsters' imagination. Play flight toys have evolved from paper and wood planes which are still popular and common, to more sophisticated flying miniatures. Until planes e-have now, however, the advances have been considerably less than spectacular. A recent toy flight breakthrough combines the virtues of engine power, safety and ease of operation to finally provide introan exciting, duction to model airplanes for youngsters. A new SuperStar Sky Riser play flight plane from Mattel, molded from styrofoam, features a power module electric motor charged by a simple battery. It is so quiet, it is in compliance with e ordinances enacted by many communities to combat the nuisance of conventional model planes. d pre-tee- n light-weig- six-vo- anti-nois- gasoline-e- remote-controlle- d type toys. But these have been wanting in elementary safety standards and ease of operation with their volatile gasoline fuel and sophisticated engines and controls which confine use to fathers and older youngsters. The SuperStar Sky Riser provides powered flight with safety and simplicity without the danger and mess of gasoline. The plane can take off from the ground by itself. It starts instantly, taxis smoothly and moves out for fast takeoffs. A youngster trims the tail rudder as he wishes, and the Sky Riser h with its wing span flies in big or small circles. The accidentally styrofoam body, damaged, is easily repaired with transparent adhesive tape. The Wrights were right on with their cumbersome flying machine, but there are some youngsters around who might wish they could challenge them on flying ability now that Super-Sta- r is here. 26-inc- Cool Salad Is Right For Summer Try Cabbage Potato Salad for great summertime eating. Summertime means vacations vacations from work, from school and from the usual daily routines. It's a time for picnics and eating outdoors, on the patio or in the backyard. Its a time to try new things, like Cabbage Potato Salad. The usual potato salad is sparked with bacon and shredded cabbage for an unusual taste combination. Its great with fried chicken or barbecued meats. Evaporated milk keeps the salad moist while adding important vitamins and minerals. Cabbage Potato Salad serves ten to twelve, so its even enough for a crowd. Be sure to keep it chilled before serving, and take proper care of any Cabbage Potato Salad 12 servings) (Makes 10 Va 3A Carnation undiluted cup vinegar cup 2 teaspoons sugar Evaporated Milk 2 teaspoons salt 6 cups cooked potato cubes Ve teaspoon pepper Va cup sliced green onions 1 2 diced hard cooked eggs teaspoon celery seed 2 cups finely shredded 6 slices crisp crumbled bacon Vi cup mayonnaise cabbage Vi teaspoons prepared left-over- s. mustard Pour evaporated milk over potatoes in bowl. Add onion, eggs and bacon. Toss lightly to mix well. Combine mayonnaise, mustard, vinegar, sugar, salt, pepper and celery seed. Stir until blended. Pour over potatoes; mix well. ChilJ. Just before serving add V bage; toss lightly. |
