Prune Shrubs
After Blooms
Shearing and clipping arc
*ood practices to use on <t
French poodle, but not on
most ornamental plants say
extension horticulturists.
Although there are some
exceptions such as hedge-.
I Pennsylvania
A.m Farm Show
\c/W CHfIMp ION!
' Started Capons
One of our Vantiess-
Arbor Acres White
Rock surgical capons took
the gianrt championship .it
the 19Gd Peunsyhama Farm
Show and no wonder'
These beautiful, white-leath
ered buds luue the capacity
to add weight last Jlodj
confoimation is outstanding,
and they do the job with
surprising feed ethcionev
Our started capons aie
four to si\ weeks old when
deliyered well past the
danger age Easy to laise,
easy to feed As a major
crop, or to supplement your
income, you’ll lind it haid
to match premium Sunny -
brook capons that bring pre
mium prices in the market
% \\iite tor our tree fold
er on profits from ca
pons.
SINNVBROOK Poultrj
Farms, luc.
“A. Howard Flns.tr
■B.D. 2. Hudson 8, N.Y.
Ph: TA 8-1611
OPEN HOUSE
Watch It Work See for Yourself!
ON DISPLAY IN OPERATION
• LUSH SUCCULENT SPRING GRASS
• FREE FROM WEEDS AND GARLIC
• ABOUNDING IN VITAMINS
• EATEN COMPLETELY NO WASTE
• FAST GROWTH EASY HANDLING
• AVAILABLE THE YEAR ’ROUND
SPRING GRASS FROM
SEED TO FEED EVERY DAY
120 NK‘Franklrn St;
Located! Va Block from Lancaster County Prison on Franklin Street between Orange and Chestnut Streets
pruning of ornamentals should the general health of the plant. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17, 1962 9 .
preserve the natural shape ot . °
the shrub or tree, rather than rhero ,s d prop, f r timc ot . , .
. . jear to prune each tvpe of hue June, July and August
md ° j T , e ' ,, b , S shrub or tree to gel good flow- hhulv bloomers those (low- Tree seedlings must be Kdpi
auomp is it \tu mg ,iu ( , rs <llM i b( . o p the ornamental 'Ting n\ Mau.li, April, May and moist irom the tutu thev ba . i
som ® °, V* )rai \ c K “ l ' reiuoi- )it he))tl] shvl<jo tries eai ly June should bepiuii- tlx inuseiy until tlnv an
uir, ca , isease , w a - , an s noulci be pruned right now td inumdiately altir t low emu, iilauted ( \plauis 1C 1’ I'ai
bioken brant hes. thmn.ng })<ne sUrtM , .and, I*< n» State extension
out over-crowded aieas and RleatU Ollier plants Ko ' niH,p uifot mation on u.iestei lie emphasi/a s that ‘
\ ICIHOWH-, o >r,in< () th.it maj he juimcd how or u 111 n, (onlart >oui (oun- (l loot svsumii is cssoiiti
.shrubs at giound level Tins e<|rly S , )IIJJK n)(hlrl( , u%el . tv agi u ultural agent lie lias to s„ ( < esslul pi lining so u
is more time-< ousunuiig than Krotns ilnd utc fl 0wt . r „ I!; leal lets on piuiung dilteunt tlu umtsdrv out lapullv thev
sbcaring, but the results mi- slll , lbs _ those thclt bloom ln types ot plants will be injured
pro\e flowering, beauty and
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OFFICERS OF THE LANCASTER COUNTY GUERNSEY 4-H club after
their election Wednesday night are: L. to R Eugene Denhnger, game leader:
Mary Ellen Mumma, Secretary, Elaine Stoltzfus, president, Susanne Mumma
news reporter, and Nancy Stoltzfus, song leader Others elected but not present 4
for picture were Ellis McSparran, vice president, Richard Ankrum, treasurers
Dorothy Garber, game leader, and Roy Brenemen, County Council Representa*)
tive. Melvin Brenemen was named junior leader The adult leaders are Harry}
Mumma, Paul Ankrum, Ellis Denhnger and Melvin Stoltzfus The meeting wasj
held in the Solanco High School. 's’
Also See the modern miracle
for Animal Housing Ventilation
Completely Automatic
LANCASTER, PA.
• Controls Temperature
• Controls Moisture
ESSENTIAL TO ANIMAL HEALTH
Martin Multi-Speed
Ventilating
Low Operating Cost
Highest Efficiency
• BROILERS
• DAIRY COWS
• BREEDING FLOCKS
9 BEEF CATTLE
9 HOGS
• HORSES
• SHEEP
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