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t v~ I x had o t 8 3 3. $ 8 °O § 6 > CB ® 8 5 O 2 E [ $ CC ~ ends * * § * _ * Plant a row of veggies for Foodshare As April approaches and the snow retreats from the lawn, areas of snow mold are appearing. These should be raked to loosen the matted grass and allow sun and air to dry them out. If there are any low spots in the lawn or garden that drain so slowly that damâ€" aged has been caused in the past, syphon the water out with a hose. Fill the hose with water from the tap and block both with the thumbs. Put one end in the pool under the water. Lay the hose on downâ€"sloping ground and release the end. If the level difference is too low a narrow shallow drainage ditch should do the trick. Lime sulphur and dormant oil are the two early sprays that will reduce the disâ€" ease and insect damâ€" age on trees an shrubs during the _ balance of the year. They must be applied before buds break into growth as they § John AsImKINS will harm foliage. Dormant oil smothâ€" ers coddling moth eggs, lacebug larvae, mealy bugs, oak moth eggs, red spider mites and their eggs, scales, and white fly larvae on fruit and . ormamental trees and shrubs. Lime sulphur controls black spot, <blister mites, cane blight, leaf spot, peach blight, peach leaf curl, powdery mildew, red spider and rust mites, rust and scab on fruit trees, roses, trees and shrubs and some small fruits. Some trees and shrubs may be harmed by the spray so follow the label directions when mixing and using any spray. If you have fruit trees in the garâ€" den obtain a spray program or a copy of Publication 64 from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Consumer Information Centre, 801 Bay St., Toronto M7A 2B2. Phone: (416) 326â€"3400. Correction White â€" flower Farm nursery has written to note that they have a distibuâ€" tionâ€" centre in Canada. No import certificate is required for their nursery Foodshare stock. They note in This is the time their catalog they _ the vegetable gardenâ€" they have developed refrigeration storage techniques that allow tree peonies to be safely delivered for early spring planting. They list several Japanese varieties. For three beautiful catalogs through the year send $5 U.S. to White Flower Farm, LAtchfi¢ld ; Connecticut, 06759â€" 0050 USA. the cost is refundable with any order. Plant a row for ThE SYMBOL OF TRUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE!! $169,000.!!Believe it or not. It‘s true!! 3 bedroom, 2 car garage, Large lot ADAIR* 8252525 DREAM STARTER $119,900. 3 bedroom, walk out to priâ€" vate balcony, walk out to patio. JommfiE‘fies‘fi* $269,000. Outstandi i it best anlore MAGNIFICO! 1 Luxury living ARBOREITUM PENTHOUSE $229,900. Luxurious 2 bedrooms with magmficent view, solarium kitchen. }0HÂ¥~1 %* 8252525 ers draw up a plan for this year‘s garâ€" den. The Garden Writers Association of America‘s project for 1994 is to have each member grow a row of vegetables for their local food bank and ask their readers to do the same. Oakville Foodshare has accepted the task of distributing fresh vegetables for Foodshare. _ The Town of Oakville has offered ten plots NEW HOME IN UPTOWN $229,900 Laurier quality home "brand new" spac10us 4 oom. your colou: PAT ADAIR* 825â€"2525 FREEHOLD $159, 900 Beautlful 3 bedrooms is(lsled on all 3 levels, 2 walkout‘s. Show JOHN HEINT* 825â€"2525 ming fireplace: Carries like t. 5% down. ALBERTINE HOEK LEWIS* 825â€"2525 CREAM OF THE CROP $279 900. lBelsn%o model home, nsm 1131 NOTTINGHILL GATE, OAKVILLE L6H 1K5S OWNIT INSTEAD OFRENT $zga%(‘)10 Lovely 2 bedroom condo, NEW $224,900. Choice is yours in this new «4 bedroom beau ALBERTINE OEK LEWIS* 825â€"2525 BEAUTY IN GLEN ABBEY $339,000. Perfection and see the en grow soon. Moveâ€"in soon. TINE HOEK LEWIS* 825â€"2525 4 *__ as f 8 PERSONALIZE YOUR HOME $231,900. Choose your own colours. Laurier invento TEONORA HOPKINS* 825â€"2525 to Foodshare to disâ€" tribute to their clients and to volunteers who will grow for Foodshare distribuâ€" tion. The ‘Master Gardeners for the area will be at the plot site, just north of the railway tracks off Ford Drive, to supply advice on growing vegetables. Foodshare will accept contributions during their operatâ€" ing hours: Mondays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesdays 2 to 5 p.m., and Thursdays 3 to 7 p.m. They are at 1240 Speers Rd., Unit #6, between the Fourth and Third Lines. If neighborâ€" hood groups could consolidate deliverâ€" ies, this would make it easier.‘ Growing vegetaâ€" bles for Foodshare would make a differâ€" ence to many people and the gift of of our effort is much more meaningful to the donor than purchasâ€" ing. Crops of beets, parsnips, fall squash, cabbage, carrots, mature at the same time soâ€" would require one trip to Foodshare. Summer squash, tomatoes, beans and peas would require two or three trips but all would be equally appreciated. This should be the first year that no crops in Oakville will rot on the vine. IF you are going to be away, ask your neighbor to harvest and take your crop to the Foodshare or phone me at 845â€"8380 or Foodshare at 847â€" 3988 during their working hours. Potatoes Gardeners usually grow the same potato varieties year after year. Some chance takers have tried Yukon Gold but there are many other varieties â€" readily available. Becker‘s Seed Potatoes, RR.1 Trout Creek, Ontario, POH 2LO (705) 724â€" 2305 list 36 kinds in their free 1994 cataâ€" log. These range from Bliss Triumph, released in 1878 to Steuben, from New York in 1989. Some specialties are ‘All Blue‘ with blue skin and flesh, ‘All Red,‘ ‘Banana‘ > and ‘German â€"Finger.‘ . Becker‘s supplies detailed growing instructions with orders. Send for your catalog soon â€" shipâ€" ments end April 30.