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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-09-28, Page 18PAGE 18—THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEIHIBER 28, 1978
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FOR INSTANT CASH
Fall an
With the end of summer
and the onslaught of fall
and the approaching
winter, many people
cease to think about
gardening. But there are
certain gardening
practises and,indoor
plant care that can gave
green thumbers en-
joyment all year round.
The Ministry of
Agriculture and Food has
put together a package
called The Gardener's
winter gardenias,
Guide, Fall 1978, con-
taining much useful in-
formation along these
lines.
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Now that fall has ap-
proached, it is time to
prepare trees and shrubs
for the, coming winter.
While most woody plants
are capable of fending for
themselves, afew require
special attention.
Evergreen plants lose
moisture through their
leaves during the winter,
so it is important to have
7. Real estate for sale enough moisture in the
soil for roots to take up
water. Thoroughly water
all trees and shrubs in
November before the
ground freezes. This is
especially important for
foundation plantings,
under eaves, which do not
'receive'"" a,dequa%�r"air►
fall.
Water sparingly from
early September until
late October. Continued
heavy watering during
the fall causes high
moisture levels which
can result in more winter -
kill.
Fertilizing trees and
shrubs in the fall requires
accurate timing. If ap-
plied too early, fertilizer
may stimulate new
growth.which will winter -
kill. If applied too late,
the. nutrients will not be
absorbed by the roots and
may be leached from the
root zone before "spring.
Fall feltilfzation is not
recommended. Wait and
fertilize early into spring.
Evergreen shrubs
growing in open
locations, exposed to
southern sun and
prevailing winds, should
be given some, protection.
Burlap or evergreen
boughs, such as spruce or
cedar, can be used to
protect shrubs. They will
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ADVANCED REALTY
FUNDING CORPORATION
150 Cambria Road N.
(over Cashway Lumber)
Goderich
commercial Property
For Sole By Tender
Located on Lucknow'4 Main Street, now occupied by
Lucknow District Co-operative. 32 ft. frontage by 93 ft.
deep. Part of Village lot #233, Somerville's Survey.
Closing date on tenders, 12 •noon, October 7, 1978.
Tenders marked "Tender" will be received by Nelson Hill,
Manager, at the store. Highest or any tender •not
necessarily accepted.
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Household Realty
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No brokerage fees
No finder's fees
FAST SERVICE
Come on in or call the nearest
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Ask for Mortgage Services
35A West Street
GODERICH
524-7383
Alexander & Chapman
Realty Limited
Member Of The Huron Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service
Real Estate — General Insurance — Property Management
8 THE SQUARE, GODERICH 524-9662 or 524-6542
CUSTOM BUILT: 3 or 4 bedroom
brick and siding, 2 storey home with
attached two -car garage. Family
room on main floor. Many extras
including two sets of patio doors.
Extra quality throughout for those
wanting something better. Close to
schools and the lake.
DOW PRICED FAMILY HOME
bedrooms, large kitchen, dining
room, 2 baths, large treed lot. Estate
sale. Must be sold. Price reduced to
537,500. Make us an offer. Immediate
possession. Easily changed to two
apartments for income property.
OVERLOOKING MAITLAND
VALLEY'- 4,bedroom bungalow with
attached double garage. Commands
beautiful view of Maitland Valley and
golf course through two sets of patio
doors. Family room too..3 baths. Built
in 1974.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES:
Grocery and Variety store with
modern 3 bedroom attached
residence. Close to Kincardine. Good
potential for a nice income while
living by Lake Huron.
ATTRACTIVE FAMILY HOME
Features finished family room and
fourth bedroom. wised bungalow
with paved drive and attached
garage. Nearly new with gas F -A
heating. Fenced yard. Good location
on Warren Street - close to schools.
Immediate possession.
LOW TAXES - Recently renovated
with new siding. 1'/2 storey 2 bedroom
home in Vanastra. New kitchen
cupboards. Separate dining room.
Full dry basement. Priced in low
thirties.
RICH STREET
^Attractive nearly new family home
with attached garage and finished
family room. Owner relocating in
Ontario and will sell for a very
reasonable price. 3 bedrooms. Deep
lot.
NEW HOMES: Your choice of 3
bedroom bungalows. Close to schools.
Immediate possession. Present low
rate mortgages excellent locations.
Fully (serviced lots.
SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE
Good Highway location on Highway 21
in Goderich. Immediate possession.
Ideal for other uses. Close to Suncbast
Mall. Will consider leasing.
PRICE REDUCED: Nearly new 3
bedroom bungalow in Bayfield. Only 2
blocks from the lake. Low taxes.
Convenient laundry facilities on main
floor in lieu of basement. Owner
reduced price to 539,900 for quick sale.
INCOME PROPERTY
Brick 2 storey house with centre hall
plan. Three One bedroom and one
bachelor apartments. Gas hot water
heating. Separate meters. Live in one
and enjoy a nice income. Open to
offers.
HIGHWAY PROPERTY: Five acres
immediately south of Goderich on
Hwy. 21 with commercial building and
3 bedroom apartment. Presently used
as sales auction rooms with many
other possible uses.
LIVE IN THE COUNTRY: Close to
the Maitland River on one acre of
land. Recently remodelled 3 bedroom
frame house with Colorlok siding. Low
taxes. Drilled well. New roof.
t
If you are thinking of buying or
selling, come in or Phone us for in-
formation.
LOTS.
. Fully serviced building lots on Sun -
coast Drive. Close to schools. Paved
street. We would be pleased to discuss
• your new home with you.
BUILDING LOT
Close to the lake - lovely trees. 100 ft.
frontage by 190 ft. deep. In
Ridgewood Park immediately north
of Goderich.
Lakefront lol - beautiful treed lot with
100 ft. frontage and 166 feet deep
overlooking Lake Huron.
COTTAGES: 3 bedroom cottage at
Hunter's Beach, five miles north of
Goderich. Nicely treed. Lakeview.
Immediate possession. Only 519,500.
3 bedroom cottage nestled among
white birch trees at 'Hunter's Beach.
Goorl parking. Immediate possession.
Price reduced to mid -twenties. Good
lakeview.
MOBILE HOMES
Yes, we have' a good selection of
mobile homes. We invite you to
discuss your needs with us.
Alexander & Chapman Realty
Limited requires full-time
salesperson immediately. We invite
enquiries from all licensed real estate
salespeople. All enquiries will be held
in strict confidence.
Many other M.L.S. Listings available.,
Come in and see us t<, y.
We will be pleased to offer free expert
advice on buying, selling or mortgage
arrangements.
We have others for your consideration
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALESPEOPLE:
-BERT ALEXANDER, 245 Catherirae St., Tel. 524-7836
BERNICE GLENN, Lueknow, Tel. 528-3234
DON ABERHART, 84 Cornox Cres.; Tel. 524-7216.
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ED JESSOP, 182 Wilson St., Tel. 524-7287
SHELAGH SULLY, 64 Comox Cr., Tel. 524-9059
JOHN BANTER, RR 2, Goderich, Tel,1524.8149
bleak the wind, shade the
plants from sun, yet allow
air movement around the
plants. Wrap burlap
around upright shrubs or
attach it to stakes driven
into the soil around the
shrub.
Protect groups of dwarf
conifers in beds, using
boughs supported by a
wooden frame. This
prevents the weight of
snow from crushing
them.
Never wrap plants in
sheets of polyethylene.
This material traps heat
on sunny days and
prevents air circulation.
Some chemicals called
antitranspirants, such as
Wilt Pruf or Folicote, can
be sprayed on the foliage
of evergreens. This film
prevents windburn and
"desiccation; particularly
on broad -leafed
evergreens: When using
these chemicals, follow
the label directions
regarding dilution and air
temperature required for
application.
Small shrubs, planted
beside house foundations
or along driveways where
snow accumulates,
should have slated
wooden roofs placed over
them. Mesh sleeves, often
used on Christmas trees,
can be pulled over taller
upright evergreens to
prevent snow from
breaking branches.
Hybrid roses require
protection in most areas
of Ontario. Several inches
of soil should be mounded
around the base of the
bushes. Straw or leaves
can be placed • around
bushes after the ground
has frozen. If applied
before freeze-up, mice
will be attracted.
Branches or other
suitable material placed
on the straw,' will hold it
in place.
Plants can be damaged
by salt spray from major
streets and highways.
Beech, willow, white
cedar, white pine and*
dogwoods seem to be
most susceptible to
jury. ;A� ough you'
cannot effectively
prevent injury; ah-
tidesiccants may help.
Small specimens can be
protected by a solid
physical barrier placed.
between the plants and
the road.
Mice and rabbits can be
a nuisance in rural
properties - they eat bark
from the stems of shrubs
and trunks of young
trees. Poison bait will
help control mice. Tree
guards or wire mesh,
stretched around the
trunks of fruit'trees and
yotibg shade trees, will
provide protection.
Commercially prepared
repellants, painted on
lower branches and
stems of trees and shrubs
may also reduce rodent
damage.
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It's fall and some
people may be tired of
gardening. However, this
is an excellent time to
plant trees ..and shrubs.
Plants that grew
vigorously in the nursery
during the summer, are
now strong and healthy
for transplanting.
Evergreens can be
planted successfully until
freeze-up but the ideal
time isSeptember. At
this time of year, plants
produce new roots in
preparation for winter. If
planted in early Sep-
tember, these roots will
be established by winter
and will be able to
withstand extreme
temperatures and high'
winds.
Deciduous trees and
shrubs also transplant
well in the fall. For best
results, plant after the
leaves have fallen. The
first killing frost loosens
the leaves and then plants
are ready for tran-
splanting.
Unlike plants grown in
the nursery field, plants
grown in containers all
summer can be planted
throughout the growing
season. September and
October are ideal. The
heat of summer is past
and fall rains promote
rapid acclimatization to
new surroundings.
In the fall, trees or
shrubs should be planted
in protected locations,,,
sheltered from winter
winds. Wind will quickly
dry and destroy them. If
you intend to plant inan
open windswept location,
wait for spring. However,
you can buy the plants in
the fall. Dig a trench and
heel the plants in the
ground for winter. When
the ground is fit in spring,
the plants can be moved
to a permanent location.
Use the same planting
methods in the fall as in
the spring. Dig a hole the
correct size, use good
topsoil, water well and
plants will grow
vigorously the following
spring.
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Landscape design is the
art of using outdoor space
with imagination. Con-
struction materials
should not overpower
plant material. They
should_ baljance._.._each,,
otter. Native plants are,
important to any garden
because they are adapted
to climate and soil:
Gardens should be
designed for family
living. Children should be
considered. Many types
of imaginative equipment
is now available. Clim-
bing ladders, slide down
poles and even monkey
bars can be constructed
quite inexpensively.
Small pools can be iri-
cluded but they are a
hazard to -small children
and must be designed
with extreme caution.
They should be located
where constant super-
vision is available.
Sand never stays in its
allotted place. Therefore,
pave around the sandbox
so it is easier to sweep the
overflow bac15.
• When choosing a
landscape design,
analyze your
requirements first. Do
you want your 'car close
to the house? Do you want
privacy outdoors and a
play area with equipment
for children? What about
a vegetable garden or
greenhouse? What about
protection from insects at
,„night, a place for en-
tertaining, an area for
barbecues and._ stprage_
for garden and play
equipznent?
Make a plan. Select the
correct plants for your
design. Large shrubs
under windows may
require expensive
pruning. Shrubs planted
too closely together may
cause problems.
When developing "your
plan, draw your horse to
scale on square -line
paper, 1/4 inch to the foot.
When developing outdoor
areas, use materials that.
complement the house.
Keep the design simple.
The approach area
should be uncluttered but
need not be large. The
second area, the private
area, is the centre for
family activities. Here,
the use of .screens, walls
or fences will help.
Fences are useful not
only for privacy but they
also support vines and
serve as a background for
plants.
The service area can
incorporate the vegetable
garden,- clothes line,
children's play area and
garbage storage. These
areas tend to be messy
and should be screened.
Design with main-
tenance in mind, making
bed lines simple. Select
•
plants that do not require
much pruning or winter
protection. Paved areas
demand less work than
grass. Consider the use of
night lighting. It is at-
tractive, fairly inex-
pensive and allows longer
use off the garden.
A house without plants
is unfinished. Buy plants
from a reputable nur-
sery. Choose them for
their texture, season of
bloom, color of bloom and
year-round interest.
Check their moisture
requirements, their
ability to withstand sun,
wind or shade, their
resistance to disease or
insects and their form
and rate of growth.
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Many flowers from
_both garden _and -.
sicoun
tryde can be dried and
used to make inexpensive
floral arrangements to be
enjoyed all year round,
There are many
methods of drying
flowers. However, the
two most common are air
drying and ' silica -gel
drying.
Air drying is the
simplest and oldest
method of preserving
flowering materials but it
is not suited to all species.
Remove only the foliage
from flowering stems.
Then, hang the stems
upside down in.a warm;
dry place until they have
lost all their moisture.
Plants with very little
moisture content in the
mature flower, such as
Turn to page 20 •
Common flowers and plants can be used to make
attractive floral arrangements. This
arrangement uses air-dried cattails, yarrow,
dock and other familiar plant materials.
The Norfolk Island Pine makes an ideal Christmas tree for people who enjoy
a live tree, but who can't justify a cut tree each year.
Imaginative landscape design can transform your Here, woody •perennial plants are arranged to
yard into a beautiful and functional environment. achieve a natural effect.
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