Olivet College - Oaks Yearbook (Olivet, MI)

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Ars: 08.11 flv-WF-4 I'h0Y ire ' -in-Chief thezkpring., Sets, ' in rows-'18'inches 4 enoueglg mpg used.. 3 -'select the' , grow and giveia, better .4 th earl -md o, ' Q qutflrito -tlZe'5W2..g?i'ggrigeg 18 'inchexap .and the: K make largelonionsb and it 3 ' ' ' ' SIE, son that has had ,limk hddked ,tgif which is the prinqigal wor iD.'f 'VER. ' v. ' ,j ' - ' XJ D. MucKfXY. MABEI. M. EDIE, ESTELIJL' DOVVNING NVILLIAM R. 'l'LJT'l'LE.

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A T ii A 'A Tells libido Root C1-ape Myrtle r A ' nyxCr.noaans ' . ' 6.0.3. 0!1Cnmp0beI.1o Writes: Will you.DleaS8 tell us how to root. and when to root Orgge Myrtles? I read 'the Leiden Cale ar every day, and Im Mme i r d a g Grape myrtle can be roo e rea - 2 'from cuttln made of rlpened in fall. get cuttings often bloom the following summer. b d M e the cuttings 5 to 6 u s - vlongakand insert the cuttings in the soll so that only two buds are above . the .soll. Pack firmly and water. Either but a glass jar over the cut- tings after wetting the jar inside, or, ln case you want to root many Ricv. I-IO REV. WOLCO REV. LEROY REV. A. HAST ISAAC C. SEI? EUGENE RU' Ricv. I-IENRY REV. CHARLE REV. WILLIA' FRANK S. BE HON. FRANK SUMNER O. I WELLINGTO set them in a cutting bed and cover with s cloth or glass sash wllensier lt ls windy. Keep moist at allitlmes. A frame can be made o!,boarqs,1tl inches wide sunk 3 Inches ln the ground to help hold moisture and to rotect the cuttings from winds. RESP s cloth handy to cover the frame in dry windy weather. Mako the frame ln an out-of-the-way Place convenient to a water suciaply and make sure lt ls well drama . l-Iave the soil for the cuttings a mlxture of 2 parts coarse, clean sand and 1 part flne garden soil or sifted woodsearth. Answering several questions con- tained ln a very nice, and apprecia- tive letter from Mrs. ALM. of Spar- tanbm'g, S. C. A CD Could you glve me some ideas as to the use of rabbit compost for fertlllzlng plants? I have neue that the compost is three, times as rich asrre lar stable type. . EU Rabbit manure is valuable for its high nitrogen content. If fresh and applied ln the spring, lt may dam- age plants unless used as a very light a. pllcatlon on top of the sol. If applied ln the fall, rabbit manure ls one of our strongest animal ma- nures. When well composted with. straw and other waste materials. lt can be used safely and freely gn all plants. If not composted for w ll rottedl mix lt with woodsearth or halt' rotted straw and allow it to llo exposed for several weeks before ap- plying 'to soil. Use 5 to 10 lbs. per 100 sq. ft., not more. 421 Gould I use this on camelllas and azaleas? If it ls well composed, lt can be used on camelllas and ' zaless in small amounts. Use than 5 lbs.per100sq.ft.on asandnot PR 1-zsi IJl'IN'l'. lotto. t. Huron. unpolis, Minn 1ville. Park, Ill. ing. ill. otte. otte. if Creek. lac. ,L REV. ORAMEI, rt. . . oftener than twice a year. Oanielllas HON- ASA IX' V should have only two feeding? a year IPM' GEORGE W. l with lt, blxgglfan stand a lla eimolig Jn. - manure can ezaleas. me e HON' AI'ANbO' used on the manure ln the hutch or 'M' ln the cocziiiost heap do not use lt HENRY EI GR ggdargna loving plant like azalea ,,' Rev. ALEXANI qgy Use acid phospnatefto keep cl Rapids. EDWIN N, EL down odors and flies ln the com- . , post heap. Sprinkle it over each new I Rl . I ' HARVl'.Y HC Always bury any I .llllr S. by digging a hole in the heap and DEXTER M. Fl. mmm' ' mmf April 7' 1951 ir. FITZ L REED, msg. . . . . . Olivet. LEROY CAHILL, ESQ. . . . Kalamazoo. PHILO PARSONS, ESQ. ....,, Detroit. The Annual Meeting of the Trustees occurs the third Tuesday in june, 8 P. ai.