News Bulletin (Castroville, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 2000 Page: 11 of 16
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We have had a number of cool impatiens to cold trames tor later
tarns blow through already, cool- traneplants. Plant tulips and bare
ing toe sola chon seems that root roses. Seed hollyhocka,
when we get a pattern of fronts N Calilornia popples, nasturtiums
toeaotortorodwe to todow. Lath and sweet peas. Teet old bower
not panto, but tots mulch more and vegetable seeds tor germina-
than to other years Be prepared Hon on swat paper towel to safe
ao we won’t have to get out to lock bag. Remove tall garden
miserable weather when the big debris; IB son deeply, adding
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ground end care a lot of winter three inches of oompool Control
watering, and wB provide nour- scale insects on camellias, hol-
ishment for our plants to the lies and euonymus with dormant
future Remember, before e cold oll or oll plus malathion. Koop
spel be sure moot shrubs, trees Christmas tree stands filled with
and lawns have adequate mois- water.
ture to the aoil, and that cactus Plants should be seen and not
"and bulbs are on the dry side. eaten. Some of our moot oom-
Mulch purple fountain grass mon ornamentals and wild plants
and lemon grace; these are two ore dangerously poisonous and »
grasses that can have problems con be total. Watch the kids •
to cold weather. Mexican heather, don't let them put any leaves or
salvia leucantha end yellow gold seeds to their mouths. The tollow-
lantana are among the perenni- ing list is tar from complete, b
ate that ar border-lino hardy. The comes from the Texas
purple and white lantana ere a lit- Department of Health and the
tie more hardy; but to extended National Safety Council. The tol
, cold they are questionable. The lowing is a lot of ptants, tondc
o"" old orange and yellow ones seem part, and symptoms:
to be able to take the moot cold. It Hyacinth, narcissus, daflodil -
. is impossible to Mot everything; if bulbs, leaves, stems • nausea,
- you have questions, give your vomiting, diarrhea; may be fatal.
; nurseryman a call. The duration Dieffenbachia, elephant ear -
’ of a freeze makes the biggest dif- all parts - intense burning and ir-
, ference.. We are having a cool- tation of the mouth. can be fatal if
down period that helps prepare swelling interteres with breathing. .
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their leaves at the same time, drone - el parte - fatal; nausea.
Twice during dormancy, spray at vomiting depression, difficult
fruit trees with dormant oil. These breathing, prostration and coma,
preventives help your fruit trees . Jasmine • bentos - fatal; .
to be free of the moot common digestive disturbance and ner-
inspect poets. There to a summer vous symptoms.
oil that can be used if nocoMery. Lantana camera (red sage) -
The winter treatment io far more green berries - total; affects
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One reason I'm so concerned Larkspur - seeds, young
about this winter: we had such plants - digestive upset, nervous:
excessive heat and drouth this excitement, depression; may be
summer that many plants went fatal.
Into dormancy to self defense 7 Autumn crocus, star of
Then with the extended rain and Bethlehem - bulbs - vomiting and
cooler weather they reacted like nervous excitement.
It’s spring instead of tall. There le lite - underground stems -
much tender growth now. Look severe, but not usually serious,
•ut in the pasture - some Spanish digestive upset
daggers are to full bloom . again. Foxglove-leaves- heart stim- .
Pear trees were particularly ulant, digestive upset, mental
effected. I got many, many calls confusion; may beifatal.
that trees were dying oven Bleeding heart - leaves, roots
though they were being watered - may be poisonous to large
every day. The trees needed amounts; has been fatal to cattle. .
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Johnny-jump-ups. pansies, vous system
1 wood violets, Hinkley or Texas Yew - berries, leaves - fatal;
columbines, flowering cabbage, toliage more tondc than berries;
flowering kale (kata ie the death lo usually sudden without
showiest), pineapple sage, snap- warning symptoms
dragons, stock, dusty miller. Cherries, wild and cultivated -
dianthus and calendulas are all twigs, foliage - fatal; contains a
worth considering to plant in the compound that releases cyanide
winter. The pansies wB be too when eaten; gasping. excitement,
moot showy all winter. prostration are common.
Ptant some larkspur and blue- Oaks - foliage, ecoms - takes
bonnet ptante for tatar reward. Try a large amount tor poisoning;
to eat out ptante that have been affects kidneys gradually after
hardened off by being outside; do several days or weeks.
not uss ptante that have been Elderberry - all, especially
kept inside. It is boot to set them roots - nausea and digestive
out when there will be warm tem- upset
peratures for a few days, oo they Black locust - bark sprouts,
can put down roots. leaves - children have had neu-
There are more trees on foe sea, weakness and dep re seton
‘ market that can be used as Uvo after chewing bark and seeds.
Christmas trees. The main thing Oleander - leaves, branches *
to not to keep them to the house extremely poisonous; aflects
too tong betore planting them heart, digestive upset. Can be
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Barnes, Thomas. News Bulletin (Castroville, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 2000, newspaper, December 7, 2000; Castroville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1600128/m1/11/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Castroville Public Library.