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Show I il I I I V ' 1 i MMIV WI v i I Healthy Qarden, , I ' ) TT HOW i ,,rv;4 . iV 1 1 .As - u ,:t y w; HIGH IS YOUR LAWN Many American homeowners may not realize it, but if they keep their lawns mowed low, their lawn I.Q. may not be very high. Though there are some lawns that benefit from low mowing (bent grasses and for Bermuda grasses, example), reasonably high mowing generally will benefit your grass. Thats because more green leaf is retained and this is the resource of I.Q.? purpose, insecticide, such as Spettracide , can control important lawn pc sis such as chinchbugs, armyworms, sod inchworms and grubs, and can be used in vour vegetable garden as well. Surprising to many is that the water home-owner- food-makin- your grass. Interestingly, it has been found that disease is less severe and weeds fewer in a turf than in a one. One of the reasons for this is that the roots helow the ground correspond to top growth above ground. This means short-clippe- Whatever the breed, dairy herds such as this are a source of pride to owners throughout the state. Consistent records are required to evaluate and manage the herd to best advantage. that grass will root more deeply and be able to reach a greater soil taller-mowe- Mow to and for moisture nutrients. What makes a lawn look good? Good, dense planting, uniformity and rich color. Of course, regular mowing, weed elimination and fertilizing are also very important, to give richer color and vigorous growth. And if inmass sects are bugging your grass, you should treat periodically. An effective all- - t lawn do needs of a not vary greatly from grass species to species, although certain grasses are more able to endure a prolonged drought than are others. At peak season, any flourishing lawn will need about an inch of water per week either by stored moisture in the soil or by rainfall, if the lawn is to be kept attractive. keeping your Actually, lawn I.Q. high need not be a burden if you take the time to learn about lawn care and then work with your lawns natural needs, rather than against them. well-kep- Ranch Style Limas Have Old World Flavor 1 . Make sure the grass bag is mountec between the handles, so it trims close on both sides You can mow anyvv here, with no hang ups 4. Be certain the mower has rear-whe- self-propell- ed el drive for greater traction. And 2. 3 automatic Check to see if it has a larger capacity grass bag that needs emptying less often. free-wheeli- action for safer control 5. Ask if it has vacuum action A powerful suction that cleans your lawn as you mow Look for a tough, transmission. For extra power and easy handling. This savory barbeque lima bean pot could well have found its place on tables dating back to the early California Mission gardens. Our modernized version, called Ranch Style Limas, Is made with frozen Fordhook lima beans cooked in the type of spicy tomato sauce the early California Franciscan missionaries loved so well. Chunks of bacon provide the last bit of authenticity to the Old World dish. Serve Ranch Style Limas along with comsticks and a tossed green salad. Fresh or dried fruit and cheese will round out the meal nicely. RANCH STYLE LIMAS teaspoon chili powder teaspoon salt '. 1 teaspoon garlic pow der i teaspoon cayenne '2 cup onion, chopped teaspoon pepper 6 slices bacon, halved ' cup brown sugar, parked Combine limas, tomatoes, onion, brown sugar, chili powder, salt, garlic powder, cayenne and pepper in bean pot or other heavy pot; mix well. Top with bacon. Bake in moderate oven quarts, 6 servings, (350 degrees F about 3 hours Makes about 1 cup each. 2 6. Now, if it has everything we've mentioned so far, buy it Its a Snapper. each) packages frozen Fordhook lima beans can (1 pound-1- 2 ounces) tomatoes 1 1 l'i All Snapper mowers meet A.N S I. safety specifications Steadmans Garden Center 916 North Main 882-356- 5 CHILDREN - CHANGING The American child is changing. Hes harder to deal with in the classroom than he was ten years ago. He is more receptive to new ideas, laughs more easily, and loves jokes and funny sayings. His attention span is attenuated. He is partial to the quick solution and the magic and is often intolerant of rational explanations. He shows downright indifference to the finer things of life - maybe he is more of a realist than his Louise older brothers and sisters. Control is not easy. Corbett, Yankee -- - |
