Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1945 — Page 16

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YOUR GARDEN . . . By Henry L. Pree

Moisture Must Be Present

The fact that the majority of vegetables contain more than 90 per cent water is evidence enough that moisture must be available in the soil to keep the plants growing, As example, tomatoes, cucumbers, melons, lettuce, celery, eggplant, cabbage, cauliflower, spinach and other greens have a water content of from 91.7 to 96.1 per cent, Even lima beans, which rate lowest, contain —————— — #§.5 per cent, water. The gardener must first realize which quickly dry out if water is that. inless the soil in his garden was denied the. plants for a few days. vell prepared, and by that I mean Thorough ' Soaking

‘horoughly «loosened to. a depth! wpe pest time of the day to waof eight inches ter is in the evening, because loss before seed was from evaporation is less. However: : jone must water when the oppor-. SOND. or plans [tunity is most favorable, ribs set out, little rain though it be in the’ middle of the or hose water will 4 day. Watering through the open

penetrate to a depth where the main portion of +* the plant-feeding roots are located Daily light sprinkling is of little value, as

end of the hose is far more eflective than through sthe best conceived sprinkler, but not under | pressure—just place the end of the {hose on a. piece of board or a flat stone, or better yet, tie a piece of burlap, in the form of a small bag, over the hose and allow the water

nraectic Mr, Pree ; this nractice : “to run slowly between the rows. moistens only the‘ surface layer; -a . 3 : orous Canvas s deep, thorough soaking, once a Porous Canvas Hose

week. will encourage the roots to! I am rather partial to the use of get down where they belong, out & porous canvas hose. This hose of reach of ordinary surface dry- made in lengths of 12, 18, 30 and

ing Light waterings - cause devel- 50 feet, is attachéd to the end of

the rubber hose, placed in rows, and NOTHING CAN DO allowed to- slowly water until the

area covered by that length of hose is thoroughly soaked. . Then without turning off: the water, pick in the entire field of aspirin. Get St. UP the, end and drag the hose to Joseph Aspirin, world’s largest seller at 100. None faster, none surer. Also sold in the large economy size. 100 tablets,

the’ next row. for only 35¢. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin,

The hose enablés you to put the water where yoy want it, and, being flexible, works weil in the flowe: borders and in narrow places where a sprinkler is {mpracusal.

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