Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 09, 1978, Image 26

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    —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 9,1978
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More native plants
used in landscaping
NEWARK, Del. - Ecology
minded Americans are
showing an increased in
terest in incorporating
native plants into their home
landscaping. While native
plants have the advantage of
being well-adapted to our
climate and weather con
ditions, it is important to
consider the local soil and
exposure conditions in which
they grow best, points out
Delaware extension hor-
- MANAGE to
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AVCO-VM diesel engines are world-proven money-savers They
deliver maximum power efficiency immediately, under any
sudden load or climate variation Their higher power to weight
ratios mean NO REDUCTION IN HORSEPOWER to qualify for
pollution standards
They’re stingy on fuel, too. Many users report fuel consumption
CUT IN HALF and more compared with gasoline engines
In some installations, our diesels are delivering more than
1050
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SERIES
QUEEN ROAD REFRIGERATION
BOX 67, INTERCOURSE, PA. 17534 PHONE: 717-768-9006
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ticulturist Dr. Charles
Dunham.
The American holly, for
example, does not normally
grow m open fields, nor does
the swamp magnolia inhabit
dry, parched soils.
Dunham says many of the
best native plants have been
used in landscaping for
years, including the
flowering dogwood,
American holly, and red
swamp maple. However,
many others are overlooked
which could add mterest and
beauty to home gardens.
One such plant is clethra,
or Summer sweet. It nor
mally grows in wet, shaded
thickets along the edges of
wooded areas, but will also
Buy Now Before Price Increase September 15!!
2800 R P M
22 SAE HP
20 DIN HP
THE "RIGHT FROM THE START" DIESEL ENGINE LINE FOR FAULTLESS PERFORMANCE.
grow m normal soil and full
sun. Summer sweet blooms
m midsummer with erect
clusters of' fragrant white
flowers.
Another excellent native
plant is bayberry, In fact,
says Dunham, no other
shnib will tolerate more
varied soils and exposures.
The fringe tree forms a
small tree or large, multi
stemmed shrub that, in full
bloom, is as attractive as a
flowering dogwood, although
quite different. It grows to a
height of about 15 feet, a size
well suited to home land
scapes.
Dunham also suggests the
red choke cherry, one of the
best shrubs for Fall fruit. In
NEED AN ENGINE? <
2800 R.PM
44 SAE HP
40 DIN HP
the wild it is often found in sometimes be dug up and nursery. They will be easii
wet thickets, but will do well transplanted from the wild, *o transplant and establisl
in any ordinary soil. the horticulturist recom- he says, and this will
Although native plants can mends buying them from a protect wild plants.
“THE DIESEL WITH A DIFFERENCE”
Cuts your power costs because it’s way ahead
of its time on all points.
2800 R P M
66 SAE HP
60 DIN HP
TWICE the hours of operation per gallon of fuel.
Faultless performance is the norm, rather than the exception. A
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, Modular, unitized construction means fewer specialized parts,
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