Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1945 — Page 9
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THURSDAY, JUNE 2, YOUR VICTORY GARDEN .
1945
. By Henry kL. .Pree
Sweet Potatoes Thrive in .
Good Soil
Well Fertilized
“Keep ‘em growing” if you want to be sure of plenty of vegetables for summer and winter use. With an early start at sowing, if your garden soil was not water-logged; you should by now have had lettuce,
spinach, radishes, green onions, ch
ard, young beets, baby carrots, beet
and turnip tops and, I hope, a couple of messes of early peas. The pea,
eal lettuce. and radish rows will haivést, so plan now to plant in their stead short new rows of lettuce, carrots, beets, beans and other "erops. And remember to work into. the soil, before sowing seed, some victory “garden fertilizer, ar the rate of one pound to 25 feet of row. y While sweet po- | tatoes are not aq crop for the small garden, nor will they -mature in Mr. Pree many northern states, they are a crop. which will do well in the maJority of gardens where the soil is fair to medium .and the growing season long. - Sweet potatoes are a warm-seasqn erap, and will not thrive in cold and wet weather. Victory garden fertilizer, wood ashes are added, should be worked into the soil before planting. | Plants are procurable at most good garden supply slops. Hall and Puerto Rico, orange yam-
types,
home garden.
Plants are spaced 15 to 18 inches | In rows three to four feet apart.
to which |
Nancy |
and Jersey, a light-colored! 8nd drier variety, are the standard | sweet potatos’ recommended for the,
be the first to yield their complete
Asparagus cutting should cease in all but the most northerly gardens by late June, and a liberal
{top dressing. of old mantire, or | Victory garden fertilizer, applied {to encourage a vigorous’ summer | growth of foliage. The ‘common
8 | asparagus beetle: grubs hatch out
as this growth develops and feed on the leaves. Dusting with lead
L {81senate or rotenone will control
Beware of the Japanese beetles— no poison is known to kill them. | Pick them off and place in a can of kerosene. oH
= and other beetles,
if
LIBERATED YANK IS HOME ON FURLOUGH
T. bth Gr. Joe Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw,.715 Kappes st, is home now on. a 60-day furlough.. He was liberated April 29 from a German prison camp. He arrived home June 16 and will report back to a camp in North Carolina. Technician Shaw has been recommended for the silver star.
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STEALS 1 MORE TRUCK <CRUM LYNNE, Pa. (U. B\).—Edward Jacobs remdined trie to Mis habits to the last. Guilty of a long record of auto thfets, he stole one last truck to drive himself to his parole officer and surrendered.
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Wear white but don't worry about stains or grimy soil. The Roman Cleanser label gives simple directions for restoring whiteness;
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