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Show v, and Edna Hunt, honorable mention, Class C 2, Stan and Jeanmne Holt, first place. Class C 2, George and Lai Snow, 1st place, Class Kciih and l.a Roe Pollock, j, 2nd plate. Class Richard and Lorene Truman, 1st place. Class ,OTBmr (Continued from page 22) Rose Ramment. Class bler Garden Club, continuB-- ous improvement. Class A. of 27th area C-- 2; l; C-- 2; continuous As, Mr. and place, Class Mrs. Wayne G. Blair, continuous improv ment,-Clas- s C-- ; Ronald L. Johnson, continuous improve- Juanita ment, Gass Ritchie, 1st place, Gass Olympus High School, 2nd C-- l; C-- Area T, v ' - ,i 4 C-- $ Geneva Jones, honorable mention. Gass C 2; Merle ' ) I'm C-- 2; and Neva Emmett, honorable mention, Class honorable mention, Class C2; Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Baker, honorable mention. Class Junius and LaVon Black, honorable mention. Class C-- State Prison Lifers Group Beautification of picnic grounds 1st place, D. Orem award, Gass and BYU 9th Wards, continuous improvement; Dis Hardy, honorable mention. Class l. Leland B. PROVO Wakefield, honorable menRoger Far-re- r tion, Gass neighborhood plantings, Mr. and 1st place, Class Mrs. Roger Farrer, continu- - B-- C-- C-- ' B-- KEARNS. Granger area Willie and Marie Viaipando, honorable mention, Gass C-- MAGNA AREA - Mr. and Mrs. W. D. C'hatterton. continuous improvement. Class ous improvement. Class Haven Day, continuous provement, Gass C-- E-- 2 Majestic Meadows Home Park, continu- Mobile ous improvement. Mrs C. R. Wade, Class B-continuous improvement, Class Donna and Stephen L. Elkins, special award, Gass Del be it Adamson, 2nd . LEHI Lehi City Memorial Bldg., contmuous improvement, Class AMERICAN FORK -Mary Pulley, continuous imJohn provement, Class Pulley, continuous improvement, Class 9th, 12th 14th Wards, continuous imAlan provement, Gass B-L. Harris, 1st place, Class B-- C-- 1 C-- 2; South end of District 3 Utah county and then south to the state line and east to 4 state line; C-- 2; C-- - SPANISH FORK Jack H. Swenson, continuous im- provement, Gass SALEM C-- DeVon Ogden, Class mention. of Transportation tree plantings, special 11 B-- C-- l. C-- l; Vaud Hanks, continuous improvement, Salem City, honGass orable mention, Class D. Todd and SANTAQUIN Whatcott, continuous improvement, Gass E-- C-- - C-- E-- - -MOUNT PLEASANT Mrs. Dean N. Johansen, continuous Cula Ekker, continuous improvement, Class LaVem Taft, 1st Afton B. place, Gass C-Taylor, honorable mention, Class Hazel L. Baker, honorable mention, Gass Herbert Weber, honorable Claud mention, Gass Baker, honorable mention; LaVon Forsyth, honorable Artie mention, Class Taft, honorable mention, Gass Vem DeLeeuw, Mr. and 3rd place. Class Mrs. James DeLeeuw, Honorable mention, Gass Bicknell Community Project, 1st place. Class D; Wayne County Beautifica1st place, tion and clean-up- , Class-D- ; Bicknell City Cemetery, special award; Mrs. Leah Savage, honoraMr. ble mention, Class and Mrs. Wallace R. Green, honorable mention. Class Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shelley, honorable mention, Class Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wyllie, honorable mention. Class Mr. and Mrs. C-- 2; -1- B-- C-- Gass C-- 2; SUNDANCE RESORT place. Class st im- C-- C-- OREM honorable Dept J tion, C-- C-- C-- C-- - , C-- A&f J -- - S? C-- The Vaud Hanks home in Salem is a continuous improvement district winner in The Salt Lake Tribunes annual Civic Beautification awards program for 76. C-- 2; - 5 J CA Melba Murray Area Loyd's Grandma's Old Fashion Garden, 1st place. Class B-- improvement, Class EPHRAIM -- Dr. and Mrs C. F. Lohrengel honorable Ruth mention, Class King, 1st place, Class BICKNELL Beatrice Brinkerhoff, honorable men C-- C-- C-- C-- , C-- 2; C-- C-- C-- Ivin Brinkerhoff, honorable Bicknell mention. Class City Park, special award; Peter Martin, Clajs honorable mention. Class Hyrum DeLeeuw, special aw ard, Class Mr. and Mrs. TORREY C. A. White, 1st place, Class A C-- B-- C-- C-- - E-4- ; LYMAN Lyman Church, special award, Class FILLMORE Fillmore Garden Club, special award, Class A; East Millard Fine Arts, special award, Class B 1; Fillmore Motel, continuous aw'ard, Class Court House, continuous B.L.M. award. Class B-Bldg., continuous award, Fish Lake ForesClass try Bldg., continuous improvement, Class B 2; Millard Stake House, continuous improvement, Class Mark Paxton continuous imGolprovement, Class den Wright, continuous imDolorprovement, Class ous Brunson, continuous imB-- - B-- B-- B-- C-- l; C-- Class C-- Duane and Linda Baugh, 1st Mr. and place, Class Mrs. Glen Quigley, 2nd place. Class ; Don Smith, 1st place. Class Wilford Jensen, 3rd place, Class C-Lila Day, continuous imEdith provement, Class E-Deardon, continuous imn provement, Class E-Nielsen, 1st place. Gwen Hunter, Class continuous Improvement, Dr. Blaine and Class ; Helen Huntsman, 2nd place, Class E-C-- C-- p!nmf yosas peonies Cat-hry- I)r. ArH L. Stark E-- Tribune Garden Consultant E-4- SEPTEMBER is a good month to plant peonies because it is best for the plants and because the gardener is filled full with fall ambition after a hot, lazy MirnnuT. Locate the plants in full sun, away from shade soil and competing tree and shrub roots, in where they may remain undisturbed for years. Peonies do not like to be moved, requiring two to four years after planting to develop satisfactory bloom. Crowns with three to five eyes (buds) and two or three strong roots are preferable for planting. Many peonies fail to bloom because they are planted too deeply. The eyes should be no deeper than two inches below the soil surface when the planting hole is fil.ed. d moved without dividing, will often diseaiu fail to bloom. When dividing established plants the older portions of the crown. There are many other reasons why peonies fail to bloom including too much shade, root competition from adjacent plants, plants are too young, injury to the ri)0,s by grubs, wireworms or some other insects or animals or decay, weak plants from lack of fertilizer where buds soi develop but donut open, too much nitrogen fertilizer, AN OLD T, too wet or too dry, hot wealher, thrip damage to buds, deep cultivation that cuts roots, and some others. Dont worry about honey dew and ants on buds, these do not impede bloom. IN SPITE OF ALL these possibilities for bloom failure most gardeners find peonies very easy to grow with no unusual care or pest control measures. Sometimes the plants do not come into full bloom for Decoration Day but lilacs, iris, doronicum and many other flowers are usually ready and willing to substitute for this occasion Selecting an early flowering variety of bloom by decoration day. peonies may also prov ide sure of peony is highly varieties most of Foliage ornamental. Cut the spent flow ers as they begin to fade to enhance the appearance of the plant the rest of the summer until clipped off at ground level in late autumn. A complete plant food broadcast over the soil now or early spring, at the rate suggested for lawns or other flowers, and tilled in only a couple of inches deep should supply ample nutrition for peony plants. Don't overdo it just because you can afford more fertilizer. Go asy with straight nitrogen fertilizer; it produces big plants with fewer flowers and unhappy gardeners. m -- C-- 2, C-- C-- C-- C-- 2 provement, advice from the garden doctor 1 Ed- C-- C-- Taylorsville Taylorsville 5, 7 and 22 Wards, honorable mention, Class 3; Financial C-- ward and Alveretta Hunt, 1st Minetta place, Class Hunt, special award; Class Harold and Myrtle Sing leton, honorable mention. Class Enterprise City Park, honorable mention. Class B 2; Brackens Ser1st place; vice, Class B 2 Enterprise Community tree planting, 1st place, Class E-Tony and Roena MeLessa, Horace 1st place. Class and Marie Phelps, second prize, Class Ferrol and Karen Tait, 1st Bill and place, Gass Helen Truman, third place. Hunt's Trailer, Gass second place. Class C-Beryl Holt, 3rd place. Class E-Merrill and Francis Staheli, 2nd place, Gass Herbert and Susan Thomas, Clin2nd place. Class ton and Kathleen Emett, 3rd Marcia place, Class Truman, 3rd place, Gass Merrill and Susan Staheli, 2nd place. Class C-Mrs. ST. GEORGE Jerry Riggs, special award. Class Dept, of TransporSt. George Informatation tion Center, continuous improvement, Class BolanORDERVILLE der Antique House, continu" ous improvement, Class B-Orderville Town community beautification and cleanup, 1st place, Class D. JOSEPH Cemetery at Melba Parker Joseph Redd, honorable mention, Class D. FERRON Community Beautification of Ferron 1st place. Class D Mr. and HUNTINGTON Mrs. Charles Majmk. continuous improvement. Class C-- C-- l; Gass Clas3C-2- . place. Willard and .Alta Randall, 1st place, Class C 2, Clair and i&?j C-- Ellingsworth, 1st Stanell, Mildred Jorgensen, continuous impiovement. Class Ronald and Shene Simmons, honorable mention. Class Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. and Thelma Raymond Mrs. Garks Class B-Corp., 1st place. Class Leslies French Pastries, 2nd place, Class Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Denkers, 1st place, Class Cottonwood 4th Ward, Lowell 1st place, Class B-- 4; D. Perry, 1st place, Class Keith and Claudia Davis, special award. Class Roy D. Griffiths, 2nd H. Vem place. Class C-Hardy, continuous improveMr. and ment, Class Mrs. Virgil Marsh, 1st place, W. Forest, honorable mention, Gass C- -l ; Ralph E. Moore 2nd place, Class C-- l Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mil ler, Jr., 1st place, Class C-Mrs R C. Werth, 1st place, Class C 2, Cobble Creek, 1st Mr. and place, Class B-Mrs. Sid Halton, continuous improvement, Gass C-Cottonwood High School, 1st place, Class E-place, C-- , i improvement, Class C-- C-- 2; C-- 2; Sandy South and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jackson, continuous improvement. Class Leslie Holt, 2nd place, Gass C l; Harry E. Wilkinson, 1st C-John J. place, Class Nielsen, 2nd place. Class James Torgesen, 2nd C-Mr. and place. Class Mrs Herbert G. Hansen, South Holladay C-- CEDAR CITY - Dept, tree of plantTransportation, ing on freeway, 1st place, Helen and Bob Class Lindford, continuous imR C. provement, Class C-Kruse, 1st place. Class Giles and lone Bolander, place, Class ENTERPRISE City of Enterprise, 1st place. Class D; Senior Citizens Center, special aw ard. Class B; Enterprise Church, special Von Dora award, Class Moore, honorable mention. Class l ; B B. and Elnora Farnsworth, 1st place, Class l ; Ivin and Maribah Holt, 2nd place. Class Ivin and Maxine Barlow, honorable mention. Class Ivin B-- C-- C-- B-- C-- C-- C-- C-- C-- B-- 3 - - C-- - PRICE Price UnderDejit of Transporta-- ' pass 4 continuous tion Dist. improvement. Class B 3. MOAB of Trans- Di pt Rest Stop at portation Kane Springs, 1st place, . Class B 3. Main Street VERNAL Liber- - t Beautification by ty Bell Crafts Club and AH Dialand Picture Shooters, jT 1st place, Class D. J ROOSEVELT Stewart s Convalescent Villa, 1st 2. Moon Lake ? place, Gass Electric Bldg , continuous 5 improvement. Class Roosevelt City Cemetery, - ? 4-- - B-- B-- continuous improvement, 5 Class B3, Roosevelt Golf Course, continuous improve-'- " ment. Class B3, Roosevelt r, City, continuous improve-men- t. Class I); Roosevelt T Road Side Park, continuous 3 improvement, Class B 3. -- MIDWAY - Ruby Boss, continuous improvement, 3 Class E 3 Awards will be given at a w sjx'cial tea and award mony Oct 9 at the Garden Club Center, Sugar House 5 Park m Salt Lake City. 14 Program will begin at I p m. M eere. |
