Times Advocate, 1993-04-28, Page 10itage 10 Times -Advocate, April 28,1993
Marten Allan of Brucefield
makes a wish at the pond
display of Klomp's Landscap-
ing of St. Pauls. -With inter
est in backyard ponds on the
rise, several exhibitors set up
displays which Included water
and even fish for the week-
end Home and Garden Show.
t right, Lloyd Otterlbeln of
rich was an added attrac-
ion at the Optimist Home
and Garden Show. Visitors
were free to watch him carve
this figure from basswood.
Nate his carved rendition of
'the Last Supper on display
behind him.
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lan Gordon gets an explanation of the electrical safety display from Jose Ricard of Ontario Hy-
dro at their booth at the Home and Garden Show. The display, which graphically demon-
strates many methods of accidental electrocution, will be touring local schools in the next few
days.
The 1993
Optimist
Home and
Garden Show
See related story on
front page.
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Mark Coulthard
"WHAT 1S OVERSEEDING?"
Overseeding means planting grass seed into a lawn where
some grass is already established. Dead patches left from win-
ter, disease or insect damage are often overseeded.
When overseeding, rake the area well, seed as evenly as you
can, then stamp the seed into contact with the soil. The newly -
seeded area must be kept moist by watering it frequently.
Homeowners are sometimes disappointed with the results from
overseeding. Overseeded areas take approximately one whole
month to become established and people easily get frustrated.
Overseeding can help to improve a problem area so be patient
and keep watering!
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Fascinated with the computer plotter, Rachel Steele gets a
good look at some blueprints in the works at the Oke Wood -
smith display while her father Tim (left) chats with Brad Oke
about the company's home designs.
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