Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, November 14, 1946, Page 2, Image 2

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B R O Q K IN G S -H A R B O R
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
P IL O T , B R O O K IN G S , O R E G O N
Suggestions For iBulb Mites
is increasing
Croft Lily Growing that There
bulb mites should
Entered as second-class m atter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore.,
March 7, 1946. under the A ct of M arch 3, 1879.
M eenbe/i
E. P. BREAKEY
0REG
State College of Washington
Western Washington
Experiment Station
per
P ublish
Puyallup, Wash.
I ATI 0 N
Continued from, last week
DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher
GENE GOULD, Associate Editor
Dieback Disease Control
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Probable Answer To Local Problem!
E lsew here in this issue appears an article w ritten by E. P.
B reakey, of S ta te C ollege of W ashington experim ent station, in
which he set out reasons for the low bud count com plained of in
forcing of C roft lilies by florists over the country.
Thursday.
Unfortunately, many stocks of
Croft Easter Lilies carry an in­
fection of the bud and leaf nema­
tode. This nematode causes a dis­
ease known as “dieback” disease
of Easter lilies. During the spring
months the lower leaves, particu­
larly of infected plants, become
bronzed in appearance and tend
to curl under. Later, these may
develop brown streaks or a mot­
tled brownish appearance, be­
coming completely brown a n d
dead. If one of these leaves in the
early stage of browning is mac­
erated (tom or shredded) in a
watch-glass or water and allowed
to stand a short while, with the
aid of a lens many minute worms
can be observed, swimming m the
water. These worms migrate from
one part of the plant to another
when the surface of the plant is
covered with a film of water,
such as it often is during wet
weather in the spring. It is doubt­
less in . . . . this
manner
. . WI1V
Flt*1IV LU that
a „u u they
ie r
spread from one plant to another
migation on the
of the
evidence velopment
Joum ai of E c o n X a "
be cred­ 37:377-279, 1 9 4 4 ) ^
ited with being more of a factor trat.on of two
in the production of lily bulbs cub,c feet of f j g f
than they have been. Certain types for an exposure of 2u
’
of root disintegration or decay 70 degrees Fahr
have been traced to no other pos­ bulbs within two or
sible cause than the destructive a fte r digging. .
activities of these mites. In turn, Records
this seems to bring on a sort of
It is advisable for tfe
premature ripening of the bulb. to maintain a record ¡»
Heavy infestations seem to result which he records such
in injury to the basal plate and Planting dates, periods
scales. Fortunately, the hot-water- dates of mulching, date
formalin treatment will destroy
removal, date of spring c-
these mites; so will methyl-bro- date of
U1 slue
Q1
side dressing
win,
mide fumigation (Breakey, E. p J lizers, date of full Hn.
The Effect of Methyl-Bromide Fu- vest date, etc
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Mr. B reakey places the blam e w here it belongs— upon the
shoulders of the distributors, who didn’t properly care for the bulbs
from the time these left the fields until they w ere put in the pots. I These w orm s have the ab ility to
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Bush's Lily Gardens
L ily bulbs from this section of Oregon surpass those grown ! penetrate the le a f tissue and the
in ii.i o,h er sections of the cou n try because of the p eeu.iar clim atic
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conditions. Here, lilies grow “ more n a tu ra lly ” and thereby are more j as “ dieback.”
desirable for forcing for E aster. C erta in ly Mr. B rea k ey m inces no » n t W ftfp r F n r m a lin
words in this a rticle when he stated that distributors did not heed
1 H a te F ’ P ° r m d ,,n
HARBOR,
GROW ERS
P R IZ E
recomm endations made by several experim ents
F ortu n ately, w e are able to
p ..h i( .k ^
tv
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elim inate nem atodes f r o m the
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e I dot to<intorm local grow ers of this condi-1 bulbs of our plantin g stock. This
tion as practiced by m any distributors, this article is suggested can
done b>’ em ploying the
as solution to m any local problems, if lily men w ill heed and th o r - ! hoi ? v a te r -forrn^lin treatm ent.
oughly organize to meet the situation.
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luaiivii.
m ersing the bulbs in a w a te r
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bath, w hich is held a t a tem per-
OF
Croft
Crescent City Flection
Was “Watched”
one hour- Comr» ™ a i ^o m a id » .
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hyde <U. S. P .) should be added
EA STER
P L A N T IN G
Tf u
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. <er a,n t at the sheriff”® race of Del N orte county, C alif.,
a tfr a e ‘ ed almost as much attention over the nation as did the
national election that day
If r a d io t im n
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as an index, then the B lackerby-
over race meant m ore than any gubernatorial race. The close
vote indicated the tension, probably brought about by tin feud
propagated by the Del Norte Tri, „n ,
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Im plicate which certain ly w as "out
to get B lackerb y.”
to the va t at the rate of one
P*nt to 25 gallons. The trea tin g
Vat should be Provided w ith an
autom atic heat control, circula-
tion for the b»tb , and should be
w ell insulated. Such portable vats
or tanks b ave heen designed and
constructed- One of tbese tanks
w as m an u fac^ r e d for the use of
the experim ent station and sev-
eral have been b uilt for bulb
Residents of Crescent City, especially those who have visited grow ers. It is understood the!
.......... . . durl"«
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«nd t»Iked to ,hc Pilot u. not com pany w ill build others on or
der. (N ation al B low er and S heet
lik e this sort of publicity. T h ey claim C rescent C ity had a "q u iet" M etal Co., 1129 St. P au l, Tacom a,
election, and did not have the arm ed feud, told by the radio.
W ash.). It w ill be noted that as
soon as the bulbs are placed in
the bath the tem p eratu re usually
t 1 drops severa l degrees. The ther-
J ) m o statica lly controlled heaters
F O It
1 ire. A uto and C asu alty
w ill bring this tem p eratu re back
| up to 110 degrees, u su ally in a
To United V eteran s you
[ few m inutes, but the one hour
owe all you r past, pres­
TYPING AND
I exposure should be counted from
ent and f u t u r e service
N OTARY PU BLIC
the tim e the tem peratu re has
benefits. Join and work
been restored to 110 degrees.
L IL Y
STOCK
Still have several hundred first class commert
Croft E aster lily bulbs, 7s, 8’s 9s, and 10s for;
VETERANS
and Dependents
insurance
with somt veterans’ group.
See
V. U. W. Ac Auxiliary
Edith Ott
M eets I. O. O. F. H all
at Brookings, at 8 p. m.
1st and 3 nJ W ednesdays
See our Stock of
PITTSBURGH PAfN7$
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F o r A ll Purposes
fr u it trees befort C h ristm a s tim e.
ALSO, we have hyaeines bulbs. See them af
our greenhouse-come any time!
Chetco
Builders’
Supply
Hendry's Qreenkense
At the Winchuck Bridge
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