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A protective ring of dwarf marigolds at the base of a lawn tree creates
a buffer zone to keep the lavvnmower from injuring, tree bark.
Protecting trees
Many landowners in the
County do not realize that in
1968, Huron County Council.
passed a by-law to restrict
and regulate the destruction
of trees by cutting, burning,
bUlldozing Or any other
Means. Under this by-law
mostspecies of trees, except
cedar and poplar, smaller
than 17 inches in diameter
cannot legally be cut or'
destroyed in any manner
without a special permit
'from the County Tree
Commissioner. •
Although the bylaw may
seetn harsh on private
landowners, it was set up to
conserve badly needed cover
in some areas, to ensure an
adequate supply of. valuable
timber • for the future
generationS and to conserve
water, soil and Wildlife. The
bylaw does not pertain to
trees . of low quality,
datnaged or diseased trees,
or trees which should be cut
to provide roadways, etc.,
Landowners' who wish to
clean...any existing woodland
or cut undersized. trees must
apply to' the County for an
inspection of-the property by
a tree commissioner and if
he sees fit, a permit to clean
or cut will be granted.
.Anyone- found-destroying
healthy undersized trees in
large quantities is subject to
legal' prosecution and heavy
fines. Anyone who wishes to
apply fo7r a permit or to ob-
tain copies of the bylaw may
get in touch with Clerk-
Treasurer, Huron County
Court House or Murray
Scott, Tree Commissioner,
at RR1 Belg rave, Ontario.
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" 0 i 0 05 •• '75 • • ,,,,. 14 .0 '4 I, , .0 deep,
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Oeak#cile No;' Earl y summer through midsummer 70,9 •• 80" 7'. 14 ..;',......doiraFA,„. 1:111.1s03!
Beans, Bush ' No Early summer through midsurniner - • 709-80° : 7. ;14 31'.calpe:Pri" '--..--'7 6" '
Beans,.BuShLiMa . . •6 069, 3- 1,4-.2.1_ 1 eep, 6.41,,,mino, 12 . Early summer. . : .
Beets & SWiss Chard • No
.
Early summer through late summer 65 75°. 14 " 21 • 1'
.
1 apart Sw,Ctici-18,0,•
Broccoli .0
BrusSelsSprouts
f Per, spring
• crop • 6 to $ .'Y."
Late'suMmer. for fall crop 6 75° . ;deep,
V.-72" apart
1'4'
3'
Cabbage & Cauliflower ' F °r'sPrif14 6 to . 'Late stirnMet for fall.crop 65 ° - 75°• 7 . 14 ,;•:,:: :Ipeaerpi, . Cab.
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2,.4, a,
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Carrots , No• ' •••• ' ,. .6tes,Pring through late summer 65 Q - 75°: 4 - 21 i /,
1 '' 'I 'i•-••2"
Celery .. For spring .. 12 to 16 Late summer for fall•crop crop• . _...,-, 60P., 70°'
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Collards No • . Bari+, sPring, where turn:Mors Orl , `
\ - ' COW • lete sumo-ter elsewhere .
,- deep, 3. apart 2 apart
Corn, Sweet- :No, Berl y• summer through. midsummer '-- ° 75° 1 65: 0 - , 1 4 au .d kiitO'
ac
Bow-C1'
,
Cucumbers 0,nly short ' 4 to 6 '. :early summer through midstirnmer '79.°'.. 80° 7-1.4 summers . .-
a.•__.: Groups ••- 4'
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Eggplant .
.
Necessary 8 to 12 - 70° - 809..: 14.... 21 4 ee•P• • • w!, apart i,,_. •
. , ,-;
Endive Optional . 6 to 8 . Late:summer for fall harvest ti ....14`5- • • •14 - 21' 'A" deep
Lettuce OPtional
iirj073$76rIti:Gripes-s"'-.--."7"----7
& Watermelons , Optional
r
.0 - .' , 8 to 19 Anytime except midsurnmer • 5b - 65 " . .. .14 , 21
i •14 - 21'
:,::,,,:acsr mart a-12"
.4 ! deep, •
,s," aeet3 •
-,Prcrigi,..
4" apart . •
kid. firm 12".
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GrpS,8-.10'
: Early-summer ---L7aftee-danger 7 4 to j Tt (•,70-°: i66 . . s of•frost . ,
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Mustard Greens , $ No . • Anytime except midsummer, i 60° -75 ° 7 - 14 " ee13.' 5,6":aPart . 12".
Okra ,e Optional i 4 io'6 Early surnmer. 70° --: 80° t ' 14-.21 1" .0:41°' 12'. apart
I
12-18"
-h-rlauternsittizn-i,er t ,609 _ 75to. IA , 21 Onions Op tional• , 6 to 8
Other
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Parsley Optional . 8 to Ta •LAtO,'sprin9. through late summer i 6b° -,75°21 - 28
.
'A."' deep ,a ,,a ,.:.rit' l' 5'
,, ...c.„- i
- Z o' o •4" Parsnips No - ; .;-. .: Early spring through midsummer 1 60 - 75 14 - 21 , .
-cieei; / • v. ,66i-t.' 47.6" .
Peas . -I •No .,,
li, Optional
'i No
• - '
; No
_ ,
I .
• i10 to 12
,
'
:.Very early spring and where .
wtnter; are mod, late surnnier • 60° - 70° i •
1 70°'- 80° •
': 14 -'21• • ' ' • " °-'e°:' Rows 2" .• 2" apart: , -
PepperS
Pumpkins
Early summer for fall crop • • 14- 21 •''":14ee°; • i 12-18" ..1.' -aprt •
Early summer . • . ‘i 70° , 80° ' 7• 14
•
:,. cl a_.°,
pa rt , ', :Grps.58, . •
Radishes
• -
`, No Y Anytime
,_ ,.
except midsurnmer , 1 65`-' - 75v 7 - 14,
- deep' ,,,,
,;,.., ap-ar ; ):. z
Spinach .. - Very early spring or fate summer 1 60°.- 70°' 14 - 21,,,,,„,'••apart ':.d°eP• ! .,4,, •
Spinach; New Zealand: . i No -
No
, o 'Latespring through, midsummer i :65 °- 75 7 - 14 7, deep, I , 3,,,, ar.,.,t . 'f, •
Squash. Sumnier : '
...
.Early. summer throUgh.midsummer 70° • 809 .. 7 - 14 '1 dee'''. 't G roups-60" : 3". apart ( . .
Squasti, Winter I No Early summer ' 70° - 809 7 - 14 4- dp9Pt . ' Groups 4-G".:
Tomatoes . i Optional 8 to 12 E•arlyrarnn-ier for fall crop ' ( 65 -,15° 14 ii 21
P':deep, -:. 1/4- I
a.pa'rt • • •••) '''. . •
Turnips • No. ' „4 Early, spring and late summer . 1 60° - 75°. ,7 - 14: '' ceel) 6'''' • i i • . ::i" apart •