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Newspaper Page TextSILVERTONAPPEAL.COM ܂ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018 ܂ 3B Oregon State Police have identiﬁed Eric Ellis, 57, of Detroit as the man who died in a crash on Highway 22 on Sept. 17. OREGON STATE POLICE Police ID man killed in Highway 22 crash Virginia Barreda Salem Statesman Journal USA TODAY NETWORK Marigold seeds can be harvested and stored in an envelope for next year. JEFFREY M. SMITH/TIMES HERALD How to harvest seeds from your annuals Gardening Carol Savonen Guest columnist Question: I have a wonderful group of marigolds and would like to save the seeds for next year. What should I do after I pull oﬀ the 'deadhead'? Answer: By “deadhead” I assume you mean the old ﬂowering head, which by now has mature seeds. After you make sure there are mature seeds, pull them oﬀ the ﬂower heads. Do this when it hasn’t been raining, as moisture may encourage the seeds to rot. I keep my ﬂower seeds in an envelope. Make sure to label them with type and year. Keep the envelope in a cool, dry area until next year. If you save several types of seeds, you can store them in envelopes in a glass jar in the refrigerator. Put some powdered milk in the bottom. It acts as a des- iccant; it keeps the seeds dry so they will last longer. You can save seeds from lots of other annuals as well. I’ve successfully saved seed from cosmos, nicoti- ana, annual larkspur, nasturtium, poppies, pansies, zinnias and others. Question: I have some gladioli that need trans- planting. I have successfully left them in the ground over winter for the last two years. I am not good at keeping dug up bulbs over the winter. When should I transplant them, this fall or wait until spring? At pre- sent they are starting to turn a little yellow. Thank you. Answer: I’d dig your gladioli up before the ﬁrst frost. Cut oﬀ the leaves and put the bulbs in sawdust over the winter. Replant them in your new location in the spring. Glads are somewhat tender. You can trans- plant them now, but they are “done” for the year. They’ll grow better if planted next spring and you’ll avoid freezing and killing them if we have a cold win- ter. Question: This summer I noticed that my pear tree leaves were full of skeletonized areas...only the veins and membrane remains in these spots. No green tissue left in the spots at all. Upon closer investigation of the leaves, I noticed what look like hundreds of little dark colored slugs all over the leaves! What are these? Tree slugs? Answer: It sounds like you are seeing sawﬂy larvae, also known by some as the “pearslug.” Larvae are dark olive green colored and are covered with slime, so they are easily mistaken for small slugs. Adult sawﬂies are shiny black wasp-like insects with two pairs of dark wings. Sawﬂies are related to bees and wasps. There are sometimes two generations of pear sawﬂies per growing season, so if you noticed these in August, it is probably the second generation you are seeing. Female sawﬂies have a saw-like ovipositor coming out of their abdomens, which they use to deposit eggs in leaves. Pear sawﬂies also are pests on cherry, apri- cot, cotoneaster, hawthorn, mountain ash, prune and quince trees. Sawﬂies rarely harm healthy trees. Parasitic wasps, birds and other natural predators normally keep them in check. You might try spraying your pear tree with insecticidal soap. The larvae can be washed from plants with a sharp stream of water. To learn more about sawﬂies, visit OSU’s Paciﬁc Northwest Nursery IPM website’s entry on sawﬂies: http://oregonstate.edu/dept/nurspest/pear_sawf- ly.html Carol Savonen is a naturalist and writer. She is an associate professor emeritus at OSU and tends a large garden in the Coast Range Hills west of Philomath with her husband and dogs. She can be reached at Carol.Sa- vonen@oregonstate.edu or c/o: EESC, 422 Kerr Admin. Bldg., OSU, Corvallis, OR 97331. 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The application will be reviewed following the criteria found in Silverton Development Code section 4.3.140. All interested persons and the general public will be given an opportunity to be heard relative to the application ei- ther by submitting material in writing to City Hall or providing oral testimony at the Public Hearing. Failure of an is- sue to be raised in a hearing, in person or by letter, or failure to provide enough detail to afford the decision maker an opportunity to respond pre- cludes appeal to LUBA based on that is- sue. Additional information and/or re- view of this application, including all documents and evidence submitted, may be obtained at Silverton City Hall, 306 South Water Street, or by telephon- ing Jason Gottgetreu at (503) 874-2212. Copies of the staff report will be availa- ble seven (7) days prior to the public hearing and are available for review at no cost at City Hall, a copy can be pro- vided on request at a reasonable cost. • Affidavit Fee - $10.00 per Affidavit requested CLASSIFIEDS Find a new job or career Oregon State Police have identiﬁed Eric Ellis, 57, of Detroit as the man who died at the scene of a fatal three-vehicle crash on Highway 22 about four miles east of Gates in the Santiam Canyon on Sept. 17. Oﬃcials say that his 2004 Honda Civic crossed over from the eastbound lane into the westbound, sideswiping a 2012 Ford pickup operated by Owen Barth of Dallas. The Honda Civic also hit a 2014 GMC pickup, operated by Ryan Wolvert of Oregon City. Neither Wolvert nor Barth were injured. The crash occurred about 1:30 p.m. according to Capt. Tim Fox, spokesman for Oregon State Police. Highway 22 was closed for more than three hours following the crash. 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