Sun and White Rock Weekly ‘THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1053. K, BO. ALL ABOUT WATERING Plenty of water is needed to keep voxetables y wi water, When Sardens cannot grow without SAT i accompanied by high temperatures, dry eal watering practice may save you lots of trouble and loss. ei For yogetable gardons it ts jason, we | have y not to wet Bo far) this weason! Tota of| earecially Important tot to wet been fortunate tp having 198 OF Veng jenvon of lettuce, chard, an rain, but we will doubtles! MYC) other leaf crops. It Is better to plenty of dry weathor in keep water off all the vegetable near future. leaves, except when the sun Water in ample quantities for] wij) gry them quickly, Some the garden requirements {8 ®lethod of flowing water direct fhe Eerunble asset and 18 the liy"on the. woll_without. washing Tent form of erop Tnawrance Inout "miniature gules In re this area, It must "ly | quired. wah in onder to Paks applied, porcevum tn crop], One of the beat realize the m hose which leaks, returns, ithe purpose of a MUST BE STEADY SB cartes poaslbleli gat O8 A common falling 18 the) exact length of your garden vegetable ‘garden ts to apply | row, so that it can be lifted to’ Water enthusiastically In th€|qnoiner spot whon one area has early part of the season. nl¥ | been thoroughly soaked, to have the different paceanics For bushy flowers there are sp thirsty tn. thelr afer special tubes and nozzles which ‘ot growth: apltdrais | will spread the water near the elds ace reduced end QUA roots without wetting th kwh ,| leaves. Man prefer to use a Tn some crops, particularly | isce of wood on which water the long season vegetables Bum |, atlowed to flow dircetly from a tomatoes, carly watering 1n-| yee without a nozzle, ‘This duces extra leafy Brow’ lis an effective spreader. Which Increases the water Te! seat Guirements of the plant. Later| WES si on when the fruit begins to/ Teayes should not be size up, the plant's water re- damp long, seremmats reaches, its maxk|most plants enjoy a morning Seer tAt that time the maturallshower bath, on a sunny day, ure is at its lowest}When they will dry quick; eceer rT is-| Evergreens need frequent ih Fe end unless ample tols-| Bvergreens need frequent wash- ture is provided, symptoms such | ing, Cy iscourases in- ture commend rot are very|sects, red spider in particy likely to develop. Remember, pea forget the evergre thermore, that’ watering is/and shrubs in your watering highly advantageous, but ‘once | schedule. few. planted speci- commenced, must be continued.'mens need regular watering ‘Gardens ‘need (but don't “al-'during their first year, when ways get) at least one inch of thelr root systems-are limited, Water ‘cach week: and if this and must get food and water Woes not tail'in rain, ft should for the plant within a small and be applied from a hose. SOAK WELL Do| not apply it in dally shal- low doses, but soak the ground six inches deep at cach applica- tion. This will entail doing one spot only each day, until all the ground is eventually treated in this way, and then you can start over again and repeat. A Proper soaking should last a week. Next comes the time to water. This may not fit in with restrictions. ‘The best time 1s early morning; next, during the day, when the sun is shining; this is true in spite of the old warning not to water in the ; and the least favourable time Js in the evening. 4 If St is necessary to water} Guring the evening, do not wet the leaves of the plants since they will remain damp all night, and this will_encourage| moulds and fungi. Plants are much lke human beings, you| Know. How would you like to take a cold shower in the even- ing, and stay outside without ; drying yourself? { ‘Where there js a humid clim- ate and nomes have too much | shade, both encourages plant| diseases by keeping leaves) damp, Sunshine/\s the best pre- ventive, dry leaves the next, mand the Inst resort is a fungi- cide, USE. SPRINKLER Lawns should be watered in the morning, or while the sun 4g shining, und never sprinkled with a hand nozzle, because the holder invariably tires before the lawn gets enough. ‘There are many inexpensive sprinklers which operate with| area, Young plants which suc- cumb during their first year usually suffer from insufficient water. Garden crops which suffer most from lack of water are the shallow-rooted crops which make most of their growth during the summer months. ‘These would include celery, Iettuce, onions, spinach, radish, corn and summer caulifiower. Medium rooted crops such beans, beet, carrot, chard, cu- cumber, peas, pepper, turnips and) summer squash can got ‘along somewhat better with re- stricted moisture, while the deep-rooted crops can best sur- R. J. 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Grant, 1484 ard Bt, vice heavy Irrigation should be the| president, presided in the: ab once of Mrs, Jim Crutehley, president, of the South ‘Sur auxiliary to the Surrey Memo rial Hospital Surrey Memorial Hospital Pio nio wan held at the Kitchon of the Park, ‘Thursday afternoon, Din Ter was sorved at 1 pam, now when to water by watching the crops comes with nee, ‘There are signs, however, which should be watched fora general slowing PRINTING — PHONE 4600 FOR EXPERT PAPERMANGING +. backed by 24 yearn’ exp Call WARREN M. SLAUGHTER Whito Rock, B. nee 1.0, Box . Phone 4317 alter 6 pm ARRAS WILLIAM OFFER Licensed BLACKTOP For your driveway firm Il your local e ELLIS co. Sewer Contractor ESTIMATES FREE LID. Phone: W.R. 2688 CONTRACTIN White Rock 5547 W.R. VENETIAN BLIND SALES CO. 336 MARTIN STREET RECORDING — RETAPING - CLEANING Phone or write for a prompt and courteous Estimate—with no obligations. Phone W.R. 3666 BROWN, Mgr. FERRY. 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