| Show " 6- -6 With the Green Thumbers Spring Show at Bountiful by Genevieve if Fotsom Tribune Garden telot VAS piiLrl ll Ammon Plans have been completed lot the annual spring flower show 01 the Flora Dell Garden Club to be held June II and 12 at the Unimi Furniture Co in Bountiful The shovk open to the public at 2 p on hint II Mrs Lewis Call is show chairman with Mrs Theodore Burnham as coc hair ma n Heading the staging committee are Mrs C It Mitchell and Mr Nlvm Wardle Justin Tolman will be in charge of prizes Hostess committee chairman is Mrs Keith Hansen and luncheon Mrs Kermit McKay Mrs Sidney Calder will be in charge of decorating the bridal window Assisting the club in staging the show are Mrs R 0 Kirkland Mr and Mrs Arvin Itoenlool t's 1- A -- - zts — ---- -- rLasm Iron 1 fir 1 110 litt ' 141 '44I ‘4S1 fektt4ft''41 qiiikil 007 t lit IM Vqklit “:": b h 4 w 0lb 46 - ' 1 t ki 6 ll4 klit - 44t1lb kb 7 lb ' 4 I Olio 1 1111141k 0 0 4i t (14j"k1 A I D x I i f: a k kt91134V (3111LieI 1 0t ( a tm al i i A '44 r' x ' CAIDEN beans peas mishit:go flower Ts 00004 0k 4 40 2 grit Am rse eonfruit and Of LEAD—PawnA shade tiwa vtulo me Mite op uso right Quality Paints Inc toava in iftrulles Detroit 11 Mich PAX Fertilizer CONTAIN I ORGANIC Chemical NiTioGEN nitrogen other commercial IWAIX fortiliz- - BUT it FERTILIZER KELLY WESTERN SEED UNA Clegere” Ph LIMO MNP Wo Nt I MN kof to provide throughmt II COSTS contains MANI costly $525 THE BEST as ers do for a Quick Start also La The rose show sponsored by the Utah Hose Society has been postponed from June 7 to June 14 because of the cold v4eather It will be held in the Porter-WalteCo showrooms at 550 6th East in Salt Lake City Jesse Clark is show chairman and C R Walter club president 'the public is invited to enter flowers of artistic arrangements in the exhibition Take your flowers Saturday eve ruing June 13 between 6 and 10 pm Judging will be Sun day morning and the show opens to the public at It a in A special prize award ban quet headed by Mrs Claude I r 10 4 more nitrogen plant food the season Formula NO MORE Demand PAX Fertilizer sikk r--!- ' ! A 1 4 1 k 4 Theodore Burnham left and Mrs Lewis Call are directing annual spring show of Flora Dell Garden' Club Mrs Shield Detail with Walter for June 21 Browning cllairman Mrs Morris Brown k C Jensen Mrs Wayne Wilson and Mrs C IL Mitchell A most successful judging school for rosarians is being held It has 17 members who will be graduated and qualified to judge rose shows for Inthe Utah Rose Society structors are Mrs Shields Mrs S A Steier and Mrs W R Middlemiss all accredited judges of the American Rose Society Mrs Shields and Mrs Steier have just returned front judging a lose show in New will be held June 15 will be announced Ia e r Ilith Rose Society New roses have been planted at the Salt Lake Municipal Rose Garden on the Ilo ly Cross Hospital grounds These include the newest introductions said Mrs Claude L Shields garden chairman in inviting the public to view the garden The garden committee consist oh Mrs Shields L W !Whitt Walter M Keller Jesse Clark henry Ogaard C Richard Lundquist Rose Sunday is scheduled N1exico Garden Pest Control by L 'tribune welDNajaotuAciti AllSONATI of the Salt — iwoomv that cootrits landetiono plan- tato dowk chick att& etc Wm't hsrra comosom tawia CONTAINS 10H ' le s 0 trol if ott op to piekeis( time 100 lbs 1 i FINE ACME INSECTICIDES cauli- Insucticida Division "tfq 1 ' 11 411 One-poun- OTHER A " 1 ACTIle 61:' Chlordane Dust do els the job qutekly surely Just dust it on d covers 250- the gnmnd 41N) ware feet kik for it and other Arnae iniecticides at your garden- OtipVly store i ba S:rbl' 1 4 Ittl I i 1 1 ' lit) 1 (ID( 0 I s i ' f fat n t n tal u i u " - t 1 I 1 - " 1 (142 Flower Club Rose Show Postponed 7 - 4 telephone Flower Garden Club met re cently in the Utah Power aid Light Co auditorium in Salt Lake City Mrs Richard Kletting gave a report on the club's recent flower show A report of the itnnual conven (ion of the Ural) Associated Garden Clubs held in St George was made by members attending the event A discussion of perennials concluded the program J Henry Ehlers presided - iii Pinhorough Ntembers The spring flower show of the Neighborhood Garden Club was postponed from May 25 to June 8 at the Art Barn 54 Finch Lane The public is invited to attend the exhibition which will he open from 2 to 5 p m Mrs Arthur Forst Is general chairman tier committee Members are Mrs Marco Messina Mrs John Evans Mrs Earnest A White Mrs II J Ward Mrs S MorMrs Wilford gan Sorensen Burton and Mrs James Reservations for the tea should be made with Mrs - V S L Neighborhood Show El ©trij &‘4 J Rohm Burningham is presulont Hiene will be some lovely mites awarded to prize winners and the public is invited to paiticniate by entering exhibits Mrs 1 4 Garden cutworms have been the cause of much concern this spring These common pests of which there are many species sizes and colors are a to the perennial headache home gardener who annually sets out young succulent vegetable and nom' plants The surface or solitary cutworms with their many color variations are the culprits They eat the young plants off at near ground level cutting off the plants so they fall over and wilt They seem to prefer feeding on the wilted greens rather than the fresh Many controls are available They range from paper or tin can collars placed around the seedlings and projecting an inch or two into the sold on up to poison mashes and chemical controls De use of ciiIar i satisfacliky for a I -- A plants in the small garden but where 3 larger area is coo rented a poisoned bait prt:t erly ptepared and scatters1 over the area in the lab ee Ding is often used Many of these baits are available at your dealers under different brand names A 5 per cent Chlordane duit W Milani GArden Commit Ant applied in the garden and es'daily around the new sucru plants at the rate of 4 ounces per square rod is pros'ing effective as a cutworm control Lindane is likewise effective but more expensive 1)1) T is less effective than of the others but when used with Parathion is very - - Leafhoppers of which there are many kinds are distin- by their elongate guished wedge shaped appearance and Tbey hopping habits mouth have piercing-suckinand both nymphs and adults do considerable damage Some leafhoppers cause diseased conditions in plants others are known to transmit important virus diseases from sick to healthy plants Their feeling causes plants to loe tut it yellowish to whitassufne a stippled pattern and lose itor even to thv point of stunting The roe teat hopper produces much stippling yellowing and a slight curling of the foliage The grape leafhopper long and yelloyk ish with some red markings does similar damage The astor leafhopper trans- - mits the disease as known "yellows" It attacks many ornamentals particularly ular garden flowers It even pop-le- nt invades gardens vegetable causing further disease troubles Many domestic fruits both of tree and brush vane- ties are affected by the ages of these pests Nicotine pyresulphate thrum and rotenone dusts and sprays have been partially dfective in their control but require an actual contact with the insect for them to be fective Bordeaux mixture has also been effective as a pellant Better control is now being obtairwl by dusting with Parathion Malathion Chlor(Lino or D DT Commercial du ts and sprays under brand name aye also available at your dealer Thorough cover-coloago of both underside and upper surface of the foliage is necessary for effective control: Choose a calm clear day free front any breeze and prefera bly in the early morning or evening for making the application Follow directions on container or the advice of your dealer for strength of appltI d:ratiocK ray-eith- r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE F |
