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Tree care starts on ground The importance of protecting the root system of a mature tree cannot be overstated if the long term health of a tree is important. But what exactly do we mean by “protecting the root system?” We will get to that later into the column but first try to visualize this word picture as it is important in understanding how much root protection is enough. Many of us are under the impression that if you pulled a tree out of the ground with its root system intact, the roots would be a mirror image of the top growth. This is untrue. A better model would be to turn a dinner plate upside down and place a wine glass on it. The goblet bowl would represent the leaf canopy, the stem would be the trunk, the base would be the critical root flare, and the dinner plate would represent the feeder roots. With this image in mind, you can see that feeder roots extend out well beyond the dripline of the tree, often times 3 to 5 times the distance of the tree itself. It is these roots that the tree depends on for nutrient and moisture intact and air exchange. When they are damaged or covered, the tree will suffer to some extent. Just how
Home Grown KEITH REED much of this damage a tree can take is highly variable and is dependent on several factors including species, soil conditions, environmental conditions and sudden changes to the microclimate. The root flare, the area above ground where the tree begins to widen as well as the large structural roots immediately below ground, is even more important to the long term health of the tree. This area should be protected completely if at all possible. What exactly is meant by protection? Basically, it is anything that might dramatically alter the soil where these roots live and work to sustain the tree. This could be as non-invasive as soil compaction. A classic example of this is when areas under trees suddenly become regular parking areas, or in the case of housing construction, material staging or storage areas. Adding soil to an existing area is also discouraged. While the problem may
appear to be different from compaction, the net result is the same. Air and water movement is suddenly limited by the change. Moving on to a more extreme example would be destroying the roots by deep rototilling or soil removal. During the drought of the last few years, I saw several examples where trees finally gave up and died when unknowing homeowners rototilled under their trees attempting to reestablish their lawn. The loss of the root mass was simply too much for the stressed tree to overcome. Does this mean that if you’ve done some of this to your trees that they are going to die soon? Not necessarily. As an Extension Educator, clients often dislike hearing the words “it depends,” but that is exactly the case here. As already stated, a trees ability to withstand damage is dependent on many factors. All I can say with certainty is
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Split decision over new kitchen sink However, a single bowl kitchen sink offers a larger Q: Dear Ed: We work area since plan to install a there is no dividnew kitchen sink. ing wall. All this But, we’re having extra space is trouble deciding great for washing if we want a dou- large pots and ble bowl or single pans. bowl. Can you Since both styles please help us have advantages, with our final as you mentioned choice by giving this can be a diffius more informa- cult decision. But, tion on this a new style kitchen topic? sink called a – Linda, Idaho “smart divide” may A: With a double solve your issue. bowl kitchen sink, The sink features a the obvious advan- dividing wall that tage is two sepais about half the rate bowls. Not height as a stanonly does that help dard double bowl when hand-washsink. With shallow ing dishes, it also separate basins at helps if you plan to the bottom and install a garbage more upper area disposer. Having a working room, a dedicated disposer smart divide bowl can really kitchen sink may help with your be able to wash all daily grind. your troubles away. By Ed Del Grande Tribune News Service
Continued from page 2 your trees will be much better off if the root zone is not damaged in the first place since once it occurs, there is not much that can be done to compensate for it. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed,
the Horticulturist in the Payne County Extension office. Keith can be reached via email at keith.reed @okstate.edu, phone at 405-7478320, or in person at the Payne County Extension office, located at 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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How to protect woody plants from drought By Maureen Gilmer
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Jetlag is what happens when your normal day and night schedule gets messed up by travel and time change. You’re tired, energy levels drop and your brain doesn’t work like it usually does. This is happening to plants everywhere there are water cutbacks due to drought. Older specimens in the home landscape accustomed to water nearly every day, often for past decades, are suddenly limited to just a couple of drinks each week. Trees, shrubs and vines are all valuable woody plants that take many years to mature and thus are highly valuable. They can’t be easily replaced like fast-maturing perennials that can be easily replaced after drought conditions eventually ease. The effects of water limitations or simply changes in the frequency or
water is taken up into the foliage. Other plants with similar roots include azaleas, rhododendrons and magnolias. These cannot change the depth and distance of their root systems like drought resistant plants adapted to seeking moisture far and wide. Once you discover any woody plant is having a problem, give it extra attention. The best reason for harvesting clean wash water indoors is the ability to use it to provide a drink to these stressed out plants in between scheduled watering periods. It’s during low humidity of late summer and fall when conditions are most challenging. When applying your bucket water, consider adding some stress-reducing medicine that is not fertilizer, but vitamins and hormones. You really can’t overdo these because they don’t contain nitrogen. Adding medicine to
every bucket of water can have a much more positive impact on stressed plants. Superthrive has been used by the nursery industry to revive stressed out plants for decades. This blend of plant hormones is mixed at 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water to carry the medicine down into the roots to stimulate cell repair. It’s the perfect way to help surface roots of acid-loving shrubs. This is also a panacea for all woody ornamentals and container grown plants ailing from changes to their water regime. The second medicine is liquid kelp. Bull kelp is the fastest growing plant on earth due to its high levels of the same growth hormones shared by our garden plants. When all sorts of kelp is processed into a rich liquid, you can
mix it into your bucket water where it functions much like steroids do for weight lifters. Liquid kelp is organic, thus ideal for assisting all struggling plants including vegetable gardens in late season to remedy effects of dry, nutrient depleted soils. If not available locally, jugs of liquid kelp are sold online at groworganic.com. As the drought grinds along, be attentive to your struggling woody plants so they don’t succumb to the botanical version of jet lag. Consider them priceless heirlooms that can be protected with waste water and medicine to help them survive. That way when rains return, they’ll be healthy enough to recover quickly, leaf out and bloom once again without losing a single one.
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duration of applications inevitably lead to stress in established woody plant. It’s increased by sudden or prolonged heat waves. Dry winds desiccate foliage in just a day or two. Without enough internal moisture to compensate for the losses, the woody plant defoliates, then the twiggy tips begin to dry out and die back. This may be the start of a long, gradual decline. One group at high risk is the acid-loving shrubs such as big, old camellias, which are impossible to replace if lost to drought. They are surface feeders with dense, shallow root systems to access the narrow layer of fertility on the forest floor. When drought dries out these surface soils in between water days, fine hairs of feeder roots die. When water is applied the damaged feeders can’t function as they should, so less
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Top tips for affordable kitchen renovations tion. Ask yourself the following questions: • What features When it comes to investing renovation do I need in my dollars, updating the kitchen? • What do I kitchen remains at like/don’t like about the top of the list. Kitchen renovations my current kitchen? • What is my budcan be large or small get? and set you back a • If I had a dream little or a lot. The kitchen, what would good news is you it look like? don’t necessarily have to spend a lot of money in order to BEFORE MAKING have a large impact. ANY PURCHASES By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service
HOW TO START When starting a kitchen renovation the key is think function first, how you need and want the kitchen to func-
kitchen either on your own or with the help of a designer will help to prevent a number of mistakes. Professional designers will likely charge by the hour and are typically a costlier option than using an in-house designer at a kitchen showroom. During the planning phase, also take the opportunity to shop. Shopping is not only the fun You may be eager part, it will also be a to start buying items great opportunity for you to learn about for your new as well as touch and kitchen, but before feel the latest prodyou make a single purchase, plan, plan ucts on the market. and plan. Planning out your FINDING A
you can save–big. Here are some of After you plan my top cost saving your kitchen, you kitchen renovation will need to find a tips: contractor to help • Replace just a you with the renova- WAYS TO SAVE countertop. I prefer tion. An affordable stone or quartz surBIG BUCKS option may also be faces to laminate, to use a contractor not only for aesthetThe great part recommended by a about a kitchen ren- ic reasons but also kitchen showroom or ovation, especially if for durability pura big box store. you are on a budget, poses. When making • Purchase good is that in most cases your selection, quality appliances. you can perform the obtain bids from at They don’t necessarwork in phases as least three contracopposed to having to ily have to be the tors and don’t neces- perform the work all most expensive, but sarily take the lowread consumer ratat once. Further, est bid, as the lowest relating to some ings and reviews. bid may not be nec- aspects of your reno• Comparison essarily the best vation, you can play shop when it comes choice. Pay close the “high/low” game: to cabinets. This can attention to the ser- You can splurge either be where you vices the contractor spend the bulk of while there are is providing as well your budget or other areas where
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• Clipboard or cutting board The Fresno Bee • 2 binder clips Every once in a Measure your while, it’s nice to bracelet length: give yourself a little Before you begin, it’s something. Today’s important to figure craft is elegant yet out whether you simple, and like want a single, double most of the crafts I or longer wrap throw together, bracelet. This will takes about an after- determine how much noon’s work for a leather cord you’ll lifetime of delight. need. (And that’s not overTo measure the stating the amount length of the of delight in any bracelet, wrap the way, whatsoever.) leather cord around Based on designer your wrist to the Chan Luu’s artistic desired length. Once pieces (which sell at established, fold the Saks Fifth Avenue cord back over itself for upwards of $200), to double its length. this boho-style Ready your surleather wrap face: Turn your work bracelet comes board so that it is together in a little running left to right. over an hour at a Using the binder mere fraction of the clips, attach the foldprice. In fact, ed point of the cord depending on the to the left end of beads used and your board, and the length of your loose ends of the design, you could cord to the right end. easily make a wrap Doing so will create bracelet for less than two taught, parallel $10. Extrapolating, lines of cord running you could then use left to right, one the other $190 to about 1/2 inch above take yourself out for the other. a pretty nice Attach your beads: date–and look Double thread your swanky doing it. needle. Attach the What you’ll need: end of the thread via • Beads double knot to the • Leather cord bottom cord, about 1 (double the intended 1/2 inches down length of the from the attached bracelet) folded end on the • Shank button left. Super glue the • Beading thread knot and trim the • Needle excess thread. • Super glue Thread one bead • Scissors and place it between
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the two cords. Loop the thread over the top cord, and sew back down through the bead. Coming though the bottom of the bead, loop the thread under the bottom cord, then back over and thread the next bead. Continue adding the beads in this manner (placed between the cords and attached in a through/over/back through/under manner) until all beads are attached, or you have reached your desired length. Tie off the thread via double knot and super glue the knot. Trim the excess threads. Finish your piece: Remove the bracelet from the board. Tie a slip knot on the leather cord near the folded end of the bracelet; this accentuates the fold, which now looks like a loop. Tie another knot at the other end of the leather cord. Slide the shank button onto the cord, and tie a knot on the other side of the button. Running left to right, the finished bracelet has a loop, a decorative knot, the beaded part of the bracelet, another decorative knot, the shank button and a final decorative knot.
Monthly Housing Statistics Data from Stillwater Board of REALTORS | July 2015
Area Delimited by Entire Stillwater MLS - Residential Property Type *
Absorption Rate:
July
Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Jul 2014 is 68.8 Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Jul 2015 is 69.5
2014
Closed Unit Sales Closed Volume Sales (x1000) Median Sales Price Average Sales Price Median Days on Market to Sale Average Days on Market to Sale Median Asked to Sold Ratio End of Month Inventory Months Supply (End of Month Inventory/Absorption Rate*)
Year to Date
July
529 101
101 17,942 152,500 177,640 73 99 98.09% 97.22% 319 4.57 2014 2015
CLOSED UNIT SALES
2015 105 20,546 162,300 195,678 65 89 98.87% 98.11% 273 3.89
Year To Date (Jan - Jul) 2014
+/-% 3.96% 14.52% 6.43% 10.15% -10.96% -10.24% 0.79% 0.91% -14.42% -15.03%
2015
+/-%
2.65% 543 3.19% 96,037 3.33% 155,000 0.53% 176,863 75 -7.41% 102 -10.37% 0.70% 98.63% 0.32% 97.41% 273 -14.42% 3.89 -15.03%
529 93,069 150,000 175,933 81 113 97.95% 97.09% 319 4.57
2014 2015
CLOSED VOLUME SALES
Year to Date
July
93.07M 96.04M
543
105 17.94M
HOUSING STATISTICS
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+3.96%
+2.65% 2014 2015
AVERAGE SALES PRICE
Year to Date
July
20.55M +14.52%
+3.19%
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET
2014 2015
Year to Date
July
195,678 152,500
162,300
177,640
99 73
+10.15%
+0.53%
AVERAGE ASKED TO SOLD RATIO
2014 2015
Year to Date
July
89 65 -10.24%
98.09%
97.22%
+0.79%
98.11%
+0.91%
2014 2015
JULY INVENTORY End of Month Inventory
Months Supply 4.57
319 98.87%
-10.37%
273
3.89
-14.42%
-15.03%
Reports produced and compiled by RE STATS Inc.
ABOUT REAL ESTATE home that will cost about $4,000 to fix. Will our homeowners insurance reimburse us for the cost of the repairs? ANSWER: Probably not. The typical policy pays only for “sudden and accidental” problems. Termites work very slowly, so their damage usually isn’t covered. Ironically, though, your policy probably will pay for any “collateral damage” that the wood-eating vermin might cause. For example, if termites or other pests decide to dine on a ceiling beam and the roof subsequently collapses, you would have to
pay to replace the beam, but your insurance would likely cover the cost of fixing the roof or rebuilding buckled walls.
sect? ANSWER: It’s just a coincidence. The community of Rancho Santa Margarita was started more than three decades ago, *** when popular actor DEAR MR. Antonio Banderas MYERS: We was probably still recently looked in diapers. at a vacation Others have home in the noticed the unusuSouthern ally named interCalifornia comsection too -munity of Rancho enough to make it Santa Margarita, one of the five most and were amused “funniest intersecat its nearby tions” in America, intersection -according to a list Antonio Parkway put together some and Banderas years ago by homeAvenue. Are the owners and autostreets named insurance giant after actor State Farm Antonio Insurance Co. Banderas, or is it The others just a coinciinclude Grinn Drive dence that the and Barret Road in two streets inter- West Chester, Ohio;
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the beneficiaries who would inherit my property? ANSWER: Actually, it’s often easier to change the beneficiaries listed in a living trust than it is to change those who are listed in a traditional will. Trusts are typically more flexible than wills, in part because you have complete control as *** the trustee and DEAR MR. thus don’t have to MYERS: You have hire a lawyer every recently time you want to answered some make a change. questions about You can easily living trusts. put a newly purForming a trust chased house or sounds like a other property into good idea to me. the trust, take an But what would asset out or quickly happen if I create change the heirs a trust and then you’d like to receive later decide that your home or other I want to change possessions after
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federally backed loans through Millions of home- either the FHA or the VA are required owners across the to have such United States are legally obligated to accounts. One reason is that, since pay part of their annual property-tax FHA and VA loans are essentially bill on a monthly backed by taxpayer basis, including money, both agenmost of those who cies want to make have FHA or VA sure that borrowers loans. pay their propertyDEAR MR. MYERS: I want to tax bills as soon as purchase a home their tolls come with a low-down- due. *** payment loan DEAR MR. backed by the MYERS: We are Federal Housing planning to look Administration. for our first The mortgage house this fall, so broker I’m using says the FHA will we are following your advice to require that I get a copy of our have a special “escrow account” credit report first to make sure and pay about everything on the 1/12 of my estireport is correct. mated property taxes into it each Which creditmonth, but I was reporting company should we under the impression that I use? ANSWER: Use could just pay the one of the “big taxes in a lump three” national sum when they reporting agencies. come due. Can They are Experian you please clari(1-888-397-3742; fy? www.experian.co ANSWER: Most m), TransUnion (1borrowers who 800-888-4213; make a down paywww.transunion.co ment equal to 20 m) and Equifax (1percent or more of 800-685-1111; their home’s value www.equifax.com). have the option of All three can either paying their taxes directly when now provide most consumers with they come due, or reports over the instead putting a Internet, which is small portion of their estimated bill faster than ordering a report and each month into a having it sent by special escrow or “impound” account mail. *** that the lender can DEAR MR. automatically tap MYERS: We have to pay the tax bill discovered some when it arrives. serious termite However, most damage in our borrowers who get By David W. Myers
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Four ingredients for a great fall table If dramatic centerpieces aren’t your thing, you can still Tribune News Service pull organic eleI get all goosey ments into your when I think of fall, tablescape, like we with its dazzling dis- did with wicker play of colors, exhil- chargers. arating cool days and, of course, fabu- DISHES IN THE lous food, from apple pie to turkey dinner. COLORS OF FALL One of my favorite If your dishes are times to entertain is white or feature any in the fall, maybe colors of autumn, because it gives me from brown to red to an excuse to dress sage, it’s easy to give my dining table in them a quick the beauty of the makeover so they season. Whether you scream fall. We like your tabletops added amber glasssimple and underware, brown and stated or over the white linens and top, here are four wicker chargers to ingredients that will finish off a fall help you give a scene. standing ovation to Deeper, smokier autumn. shades of green are also fab on a fall RUSTIC, ORGANIC table. Sweet transferware dishes are MATERIALS By Mary Carol Garrity
inducing tools. A playful squirrel is the ideal focal point for a fall display, whether it’s on your table or buffet, or even your kitchen island. Just surround him with some striking foliage and you’re done, presto. Tom Turkey is the star of Thanksgiving dinner, so why not let him get some show time leading up to the big feast? We styled him with another beloved CURIOUS Thanksgiving icon: CRITTERS the cornucopia overflowing with goodI’m a huge fan of ness. displays that don’t We also used an take themselves too seriously. That’s why adorable owl peekI frequently add a bit ing out from the branches of a centerof whimsy to the tablescapes. Fanciful piece. This cutie would also be sensafigurines of animals tional on your fall have become one of mantel or tucked my favorite smile-
into a display on a side table or bookcase.
FOLIAGE AND GOURDS Great greens are the base of any seasonal display. In autumn, Mother Nature gives us the most amazing materials to work with, like grasses, leaves,
berries, vines, nuts and gourds. We use faux materials in our displays at the stores, but you could easily use fresh or dried items from your yard or the nearest natural area. We started with a killer vase – an earthy olive oil jar – then tossed in a jumble of fall greens. Done!
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One of the hallmarks of the Nell Hill’s style is mixing the rustic with the refined, the precious with the everyday. We love the juxtaposition of pairing natural, gritty curiosities, like aged garden statues or found objects like birds’ nests, with the most fussing things in your china cabinet – crystal, silver and china. There’s no more perfect place to put this technique into practice than in a tablescape. All you need do is offset your table settings with organic elements.
so versatile you could transform them for every season simply by pairing them with different accent colors: red for the holidays, blue for spring, orange for summer. For a fall table, we brought in shades of browns through a deer candleholder, an olive oil jar vase and the soft cream of old books used as risers.
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Lisa Ct. Lori Ct. Lakeview Rd.
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Fisher Provence Realtors 6. 2005 S. Iba Dr. 1-3.......................................Susan 7. 724 South Ridge 1-3 .....................................Cari
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Thomas Av.
Memory Ln. Country Ln.
Cheyenne Av.
Harned Av. Madison Ct.
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Knoblock St.
Cherokee Av. Hartwood Av.
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Stonehenge Realty 5. 1917 E. Duke 2-4 ..........................................Ruby
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Ranch Av.
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Stillwater Municipal Airport
United Country Land Run 9. 510 Greenbriar Ct. 12-2 ............ Frank/Shirley 10. 524 Greenbriar Ct. 12-2 .......... Frank/Shirley 11. 526 Greenbriar Ct. 12-2 .......... Frank/Shirley
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Century 21 Global Realtors 4. 921 N. Union Rd. 1-3..................................Rosetta (Go East on McElroy to Union Rd. Go North 1/4 mile on Union Rd.)
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Coldwell Banker Team Stillwater 8. 4508 Kayli Ct. 2-4 .................................... Connie (From Perkins Rd and Yost go approximately 3 miles East to Fairgrounds Rd. Cross railroad tracks and go South on Fairgrounds approx 1/4 mile to Kayli Court. Turn West on Kayli to property)
RE/MAX Signature 2. 709 Greystone St. 1-2:30 ........................Cheryl 3. 1421 S. Culpepper Dr. 1-3.......................... Beth
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Real Estate Professionals 1. 5723 Garden Pointe 1-3 ...................... Dolores
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