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In North Carolina, late fall is
the best time to transplant shrubs
or set new fruit trees. The winter
rains will settle the soil around
the roots, and the plants will be
established before the hot wea
ther of next spring comes along.
Deciduous shrubs and trees—
those that lose their leaves as
soon as cold weather arrives- -
may be transplanted as soon as
they have lost most of their leav
es. They are usually dug up with
bare roots. The roots must not be
allowed to dry out while the
shrubs are waiting to be trans
planted.
It is not uncommon to see a
person drive out into the coun
try- dig up dogwood trees in the
woods, ti ethem to the running
board of the car with no pro
tection for the roots, drive back
home again, and, with the roots
thoroughly drfed out, transplant
them in the yard. Such a plant has
very little chance to live.
Evergreens are usually trims
planted with a ball of earth a
round their roots held in place;
by a piece of burlap. It is not nec- ‘
cessary to remove the burlap in
transplanting. After the shrub is j
set in the hole simply untie or un-1
pin the burlap around the stem,
throw the flaps back and fill the
hole with earth. The burlap will:
rot away. Balled and burlapped
shrubs, and shrubs in cans, may
be transplanted at any time dur
ing the year.
In transplanting shrubs or
trees, dig’ a hole large enough
and deep enough to accommodate
the root system without bending
or crowding. Separate the topsoil
from the subsoil and fill in a
round the roots with topsoil. Do
not put fertilizer or fresh ma
nure in the hole in contact with
the roots. Pack the soil around
the roots so that no air pockets
are left.
Thorough watering is advisa
ble.
QUESTION: How do you go
about forcing bulbs like tulips,
narcissi, and hyacinths?
ANSWER: Plant them in pots
in October. Bury the pots out
door sin a cool shady place. Cov
er with three to six inches of soil.
In three to six weeks they will
be ready to bring indoors. Bring
them in when roots extend to the
edge of pot and when top growth
starts. Place in a sunny window,
and if possible, keep them around
50 to 60 degrees F. for about 10
days before placing them in room
temperatures.
QUESTION: What can I do a
bout Irish potatoes that become
wormy in storage?
ANSWER: Such potatoes can
be fumigated using the same
recommended fumigants as for
stored grain. Be sure, however,
that the storage area is clean,
or reinfestation will occur.
QUESTION: When are above
ground horizontal silos desirable?
ANSWER: Bunker type, or a
bove ground horizontal silos, may
be used when land is too flat to
get good drainage out of a trench.
These silos may be built of wood,
concrete, blocks, brick, etc. They
should be strong enough and so
Huffman Rites
Conducted Friday
Funeral services for Dr. Ar
thur M. Huffman, former Luthe
ran minister here, were held last
Friday at First Lutheran church,
Louisville, Ky.
Dr. Huffman died at his home,
444 Bauer Avenue, Louisville, af
ter a long illness.
He was pastor of St. Matthew's
Lutheran church and of St.
Luke’s Lutheran church from 19
24-29. He left Kings Mountain for
Knoxville, Tenn., after previously
serving Lutheran churches in Ra
leigh, and Charleston, S. C. A
chaplain during World War I,
Dr. Huffman held numerous po
sitions in the Lutheran church. At
the time of his death, he was a
member of First Lutheran church
of Louisville.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Pauline Hiller Huffman, a son,
James Huffman, of Louisville,;
two daughters, Mrs. Bill Maurice,
Springfield, Ohio, and Mrs. Paul
Stroup, Covington, Ohio; four
grandchildren, and several bro
thers and sisters.
Dr. Huffman was a graduate
of Lenoir Rhyne College, Hic
kory, The Southern Seminary,
Columbia, S. C., received his Mas
ter’s degree from Columbia Uni
versity. The degree of Doctor of
Divinity was conferred upon him
by Whittenberg Collt'ge, Spring
field, Ohio.
He was president of the Ken
tycky - Tennessee Synod from
1947-1949. Other responsible po
sitions held by him were presi
dent of the Knoxville Conference
of the Virginia Synod, member of
the Mission Committee of the
Virginia Synod, and a member
of the Executive Board. For six
years he was a member of the
Board of Ministerial Pensions
and Dean of the Lutheran Lea
dership School of the Kentucky
Tennessee Synod. He represent
ed the Virginia Synod as delegate
to the UCLA Convention several
times.
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