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Rcigcist Now is time to plant crops for fall harvest 1 2 3 4 5 4 7 1 • 14 23 30 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 14 14 20 21 22 24 25 24 27 24 29 31 ir»t week, second spray of peach and prune trees for root borers First week: second spray of filbert trees for filbert worm. Plant poppies and peonies. Western Oregon: fertilize roses. th ishy ^ Vati° nS' Centra' aOd EaS‘ern Oreflon fertl,ize la" " '<>' la’ t • • • ’ Thur» E a rly m atu rin g home prizehead varieties are also garden vegetables are ready recommended for harvest now , but you can Chard, endive, kale, let keep your garden plot work tuce and mustard greens will ing into the fall by putting in supply greenery through the a mid-summer planting of fall and into early winter hardy crops Cole crops grow very well As e a rly crops are in late summer and can be harvested, vacant garden harvested until the heavy- space can be replanted with freezes of winter Broccoli, fall maturing vegetables brussels sprouts, cabbage Beets, carrots, kohlrabi, and cauliflower transplants onions, rutbaga. shallots and should be planted in and ear turnips are good for fall ly August harvest and are all roots Re work the soil before crops that can be seeded in planting a new crop by August rototilling or spading to a Many root crops can also depth of six inches to loosen be left in the garden during the ground Then apply one- the fall and winter and used half cup of- 5-10 10 fertilizer as needed for each KM) square feet of Mid summer plantings of row space. leafy crops often do better in Proper irrigation is very the garden than spring plan important for mid-summer tings. New Zealand spinach plantings Lettuce, onion, is recommended carrot and radish seeds are Head lettuce may not grow planted near the surface of well this late in the season, the soil and must be kept but for those who want to try, moist if they are to ger Ithaca is the best variety. minate Leaf and bibb style lettuce Frequent watering keeps give better results Salad germinating seeds from dry bowl, b uttercrunch and ing out • • • » » » Spray walnut trees for walnut husk fly and repeat in 3 weeks. Spray for root weevils in ornamental shrubs and flowers. Spray filbert trees for bacterial blight. Spray for codling moth and spider mite in apple trees Spray walnuts if maggots in husks have been noted in previous years. Spray for scale insects in camellias, holly, maples. ’ With r ? r : m nWeb,b in9 appears in ornam«"t«l4 and shade trees. Spray with diazinon, Dipel or Orthene. » Control fleas in lawns with spray containing ronnel » Begin preparations for planting new lawn, ta i^ p^oducho?66' 8’ 9Ummer 8quash' broccoli while harvesting to main- Clean and fertilize strawberry beds. o^0Se7l^Ca,e,P'lla,5 00 lea,y ve9e,ablas as "«««led. with Dipel. rotenone. F°H .T il.e HCOnl'. i' °.n ornamenlal» a"d most vegetables, use Kelthane as directed on the label. Monitor garden irrigation closely so crops do not dry out. damage,Ch t0 Pr° teCl ornamenta,s and 9arden P'ants from hot weather East of Cascades: check for tomato horn worm. Western Oregon: mid-summer planting of peas; use enation-virus- resistant varieties. Oregon coast: plant spinach. Western valleys, Portland, Roseburg, Medford: plant Chinese cabbage. e n d iv e ^ 8 S° ake R'V6r Valley8, On,ario: P'ant Chinese cabbage. August 13. 1981 (Set 2) SANOY (O r« .) POST— ♦ M ike S to ll’s Country Club Cleaners AUGUST CELEBRATION! 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