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N/Warren Town and County News
Thursday, April 18, 2013
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Norwalk Food Pantry, Io- trol, seeding. Call Mike, custom costumes. Call
cated at New Life Lutheran 515-321-8420. Lynne at 285-0604.
Church, 4380 Wakonda
Dr is open everyWednes- Jim Boe's Mowing Isaac Electrical LLC 515-
day from 5 to 7 p.m. for Io- Services 494 6492. Call for all your
cal residents. Yard clean up, gardening, electrical needs.
light tree and shrub trim- -
for sale ming, small-medium size Downs Pest Control
Avon Representative, yards, $25-$35. Call 515- And Property
Sandy Brenizer, 515-238- 577-0708. Maintenance
6718 or dynomaids@aol.
com, Norwalk-Lakewood
area.
for rent
Black Gold Realty
Norwalk, 311 Snyder,
3BR, 1 car garage, nicely
decorated. 934 Norwood
Dr 4BR, 1 V2 baths, 16 x
28 family room, 2-car de-
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9,000 sq: ft. warehouse,
6,000 plus 3,000 ft can be
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Granger, Price $1,200 and
$600. Call Larry at 681-
6310.
Garden tilling, honest, rea-
sonable, reliable. Also,
handyman jobs by retired
carpenter. 981-0133.
Small engine repair, pickup
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Prompt reasonable ser-
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mowers. Local honey for
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Dixon.
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Free Estimates, fully In-
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Seamstress can do alter-
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1329 Sunset Dr Norwalk,
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Call Larry 681-6310.
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Stonefield Home
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Wade Smith, 515-490-1946,
electrical, plumbing, repair.
Clean Cut Tree Service
Removals, trimming,
stump grinding, brush
cleanup, fully equipped
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tations, 981-0511.
Fireplace
Chimney Servicing
Annual servicing of your
chimney system keeps
your family safe and your
home in good repair. We
offer inspections, cleaning,
repairs, product sales, re-
lining, tuck-pointing and
more. Call
Climbing Boys
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Tim Mineart
689-9077
Patava Concrete
Taking orders for tearouts,
patios, replacement, new
construction, driveways,
garage slabs. FREE ESTI-
MATES. Call Matt Palen,
210-1284 or Tim Patava,
210-1285.
garage sales
1101 Holly Dr. Friday, April
19, 3:30-6:30 and Satur-
day, April 20, 8-noon. Multi-
Family Garage Sale. Crib
w/mattress, Graco Pack-n-
Play, queen bed frame,
wood highchair, kids re-
cliner, fiber optic angel,
steel door w/window,
books, nursery items and
lots of household items.
South on 28 to Harrison.
1 mile west. Friday and
Saturday, April 19-20, 8-?
Harley accessories, 110
John Deere Mower, 1500
gallon swimming pool, log
splitter, treadmill, computer
desk, tools, denim and lace
wedding dress-size 16, lots
of misc. Cash only.
Call 911
for
emergencies!
The Top 10 Reasons To Love Hydrangeas
(NAPS)--There's nothing sive array of shades includ-
wrong with the old-fashioned ing pure white, chartreuse
"snowball" hydrangeas at green, blues, pt~rples and
grandma's house. But today's pinks. A mophead hydrangea
hydrangeas have gotten a turns blue only if there's alu-
makeover, offering home- minum present, found natu-
owners more choices than ever rally in acidic soils. If your soft
before. Count down the top 10 is alkaline, add aluminum sul-
reasons to plant them in your fate to turn blooms blue or
landscape, just enjoy the pink color.
10. One for any climate. 5. Bieolor or double
Panicle hydrangeas (Hyd- Hydrangeas come in an ira- petals. The cute Forever &
rangea paniculata) are the pressive array of shades.Ever~ Peppermint looks like
toughest, surviving even a 9. Rebloomers. The For- someone took a brush and
Minnesota winter. The flow- ever & Ever~ series of hyd- painted a stripe down the
ers form in a large cone shape rangeas (all mopheads) center of each petal. Forever
(called a panicle) and prefer promises continuous blooms. & Ever Double Pink pro-
full sun. Technically, they're "remont- duces twice the number of
Smooth hydrangeas (Hyd- ant," which simply means they petals on each tiny flower.
rangea arborescens) are the bloom on new and old wood. 4. Lacecaps. Take a mop-
second hardiest, growing well Add a controlled-release, bal- head hydrangea, flatten its top
in cool climates. Flowers form anced (10-10-10) fertilizer to andyou've got a showy lacecap.
in a snowball shape. The best- the soil in spring for a bloom Forever & Ever~ Summer I~ce
known variety, "Annabelle," boost. Since new Stems grow is the newest of the reblooming
was discovered growing near throughout the summer, keep ~ps on the market.
Anna, Illinois. It prefers par- spent flowers clipped to pro- 3. Monsters or dwarfs.
tial shade, mote new flowers. Want soccer ball-sized flow-
Oakleafhydrangeas (Hyd- 8. Beautiful bouquets, ers? Check out Incrediball,
rangea quercifolia), native Wait untll the flower heads a smooth hydrangea variety.
to the southeast United become slightly dry before Want a small potted hydran-
States, grow in partial shade, cutting hydrangeas for bou- gea for your patio? Many of
showing off attractive shaggy quets. For fresh bouquets, the mopheads grow less than
bark, large panicles and oak- make an angied cut and place three feet tall, well suited for
leaf-shape leaves t]~at sport stems into water laced with a large container.
burgundy or red fall color, a floral preservative. Air-dry 2. Sun or shade. Hy-
Grow a dwarf variety if you hydrangeas by hanging them drangeas need some sun to
have a small yard. Oakleaves upside down or just arrange bloom well, but they don't want
tolerate drier conditions than them without water in a to bake in the al~ernoon; place
other types, large vase. mopheads in partial shade or
Mophead hydrangeas (Hyd- 7. Foliage. The star attrac- a spot where they get after-
rangea macrophylla) display tiens c~t some hydrangea vari- noon shade. If you've only got
the showiest flower heads and eties are their colorful leaves, full sun, grow panicle
grow best with morning sun, such as chartreuse-yellowhydrangeas. The farther north
afternoon shade and plenty "Lemon Daddy" or variegated you live, the ,more sun the
of moisture. These are the green-and-white First Edi- phnts need to bloom profusely.
ones people think of whentions Light-O-Day. And the No. i reason to
they hear the word 6. Pink or blue. Hyd- love hydrangeas?
"hydrangea." rangeas come in an impres- 1. All of the above!
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