The Green Thumb, Nov.-Dec. 1959, Vol. 16, No. 10

The Green Thumb, Nov.-Dec. 1959, Vol. 16, No. 10

To preserve the natural beauty of Colorado; to protect the forests; to encourage proper maintenance and additional planting of trees, shrubs and gardens; to make available correct information regarding forestry, horticultural practices and plants best suited to the climate; and to coordinate the knowledge and experience of foresters, horticulturists and gardeners for their mutual benefit. M. Walter Pesman, Chairman Mrs. Alexander Barbour Mrs. William Crisp Herbert C. Gundell Dr. A. C. Hildreth Fred R. Johnson Mrs. J. V. Peterson Moras Shubert Julia Jane Silverstein Mrs. James P. Steele Mrs. Ray Turnure Mrs. Edmund Wallace Stanley White Mrs. Helen Marsh Zeiner Patrick Gallavan, Editor LaVica Bonar, Assistant Editor Fun With FlowersA lecture and demonstration is followed by the making of arrangements. Each person brings containers, mechanics, and material. The workshops are open to everyone. Due to popular demand the workshops will be held each month at the following times and places: Chances are that the effect of the tranquilizer bulletin in the last Green Thumb has worn off. We can now carefully appraise the damage done to our trees. On streets where brush removal has been completed, it is easy to see that many trees, though battered and misshapen, are not a total loss. Now that the leaves have fallen, split crotches and stubs left in emergency removals are much in evidence. Our previous bulletin mentioned that there was no rush in doing this type of repair work, as long as it is completed by the time growth starts in the spring. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 59948
Author: Colorado Forestry and Horticultural Association
Release Date: Jul 19, 2019
Format: eBook
Language: English