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I, Page 6 YourHome GROSSE POINTE SHORES $1,499,000 GRANDEUR OF YESTERDAY. Amenities of today!! Fantastic 1995 Kelletbuitt Williamsburg Colonial. Begance and beauty in a private country.like setting. 4,400 squcw feet (GPN-F-9OlAtQ (313) 886-5800 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $369_ "BEAUTIACATION AWARD- WINNER An immaculate two bedroom brick ranch with family room 00 a large lot Family room could be third bedroom. Anished lower level. (GPN- W-6OHID) (313) 886-4200. GROSSE POINTE WOODS $259,900 SPECTACULAR WOODS HOME. Open layout, professionally decorated with attention to detail. Pella windows, remodeled kitchen with all Kitchen Aid appliances. Family room with fireplace. (GPN-W-48BRYS) (313) 886- 4200 Thursday, June 24, 1999 GROSSEPOImFARMS $997,000 STEPS FROM THE LAKE. Large gracious Micou built Colonial. Ave bedrooms. three and one half baths, four fireplaces and room for entertaining. Grand foyer with circular staircas&: (GPN-H-25BfA) (313) 885-2000 GROSSE POIm WOODS $309,000 STUNNING BRICK RANCH. Exceptional condition with numerous updates and amenities. This three bedroom, two and one half bath home offers a family room, sfyIight, super finished basement and large master su~.(GPN-H-32~(313 885-2000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $234,000 PERFECT FAMILY HOME. Sharp three bedroom ranch with a new ('95) family room expansion. Paneled lower level with bar and full bath. Beautiful landscaping and two car garage. (GPN-W-74ANQ (313) 886-4200 GROSSE POINTE CITY $819,000 PRICE REDUCED! Treat yourself to this beautiful English Colonial featuring mahogany paneled library, family room with slate floor overlooking large yard with three car garage. (GPN-H-15l.AK) (313) 885.2000 'GROSSE POINTE FARMS $298,000 A PLEASURETO show. All rooms are tastefully done, ceramic in kitchen, dining room both baths and family room. Deck with hot tub will stay. 10' x 8' cedar closet in basement (GPN-F-70LAB) (313) 886-5800 GROSSE POIm PARK $225,000 WONDERFUL CONTEMPORARY HOME with open floor plan. Four bedroom, two full baths and modemized kitchen. Pella wmdows. Hardwood floors and recreation room in basement (GPN-H~24BED) (313) 885-2000 GROSSEPOIm CITY $174,800 CLOSETO SCHOOLand shopping. Watch your child cross the street to school from your front yard-one block to the Village and Immediate occupancy with this brick home. (GPN-F-39NOT) (313) 886.5800. COLDweLL BAN~eR 0 GROSSE POINTE PARK $525,000 JUST LOVELYCompletely updated inside and out! Dramatic foyer entrance, spacious rooms and choice location in Wlfldmnl PoiAte. This home will capture your heart (GP~-H- 22PEM) (313) 885-2000 - . GROSSE POINTE WOODS $287,900 LOCATED IN PRIME area. This spacious Colonial with great curb appeal awaits the warmth of family and friends. Three bedroom finished basement with lots of storage. Home Warranty. (GPN-F-73SEV) (313) 886-5800 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $223,500 LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! This three bedroom Colonial is situated on a quiet court. Numerous updates including roof, furnace and air. Large kitchen, hardwood floors and finished basement(GPN-W-36CHAj (313) 886-4200. , GROSSE POINTE WOODS $156,900 MOVE RIGHT IN. To this three bedroom two bath brick bungalow with finished basement Garage parking for three cars. Grosse Pointe schools. Lakefront park. (GPN-W-51lAN) (313) 886-4200 For more properties visit our website at:
Thursday. June 24, 1999 YourHome Page 7 What is bugging you and your garden? Q. My Alberta spruce is turning brown and I have white bumps on my euonymus. What can I do to help these plants? A. Now is the time to control insect pests - before they do permanent damage to your plants. The increase of insects this summer, as well as certain diseases, is due to the unusually warm winter weather conditions. Normally many of these pests die off during the cold winter, reducing the population the following season. Insects and diseases are abundant this year because it was not very cold last winter. Some of the most prevalent insect problems this year are red spider mites on junipers and spruce,- Japanese beetles (grubs) in lawns, soon to be on plants, and scale on euonymus. As for disease problems, I have seen leaf spot on a few lawns, and scab disease will probably be especially troublesome for many crab apples. The best way to protect your garden is to monitor what is going on in it. If a problem is identified early enough, it can be treated successfully. Take a piece of the plant or lawn to your local garden center if you don't know what is causing the damage, and they can identify the problem and offer you Ii solution. Proper garden care will prevent Real Estate----- From page 5 and I found a spot on a fresh water lake that we still share with another family. I was drawn to it because it was a compilation of the places my dad used to rent for us a generation ago. I catch myself saying "keep your shirt on" when my kids sprint out of the cabin to the beach. I like to row there and my kids sometimes study how I row - much as I studied my own father more than . 40 years ago. Yet, I know they sometimes take those special days for granted. I did, too, knowing that some- many pest problems from starting. Most insects will attack weak plants or plants under stress. If you keep plants healthy and happy with proper watering and fertilizing, you will avoid many pest problems. You should fertilize most trees and shrubs twice a year, flowers and vegetables need to be fertilized about once a month, and your lawn needs fertilizing three to five times a year depending on whether or not you let it go dormant. Watering plants should be done on an as-needed basis. Many factors like soil type, the temperature and individual plant needs will determine how much water is needed, and mulching around your plants will help retain moisture. If, however, you find yourself with some unwelcome garden guests, they need to be brought under control quickly to avoid widespread damage to your plants or lawn. unsafe,. says Sheryl Leonard, home eeonomiBt for MSU EXtension, MaComb County. how, some way there would be another special day down the road. Kids are like that, expecting perfect summer sunsets and immortality. This will be my first Father's Day without my dad. He died three weeks ago at 83 of complications of Parkinson's disease. And I will wish, more often than the one day earmarked for dads each year, for another moment in that row boat with him. Tom Kelly, for1TU!real estate edi- tor for The Seattle 1i1TU!S, is a syn- dicated columnist and talk-show host. He can be reached at news @ tomkelly. com j • Insect infestation and diseases spread in the wind and rain, and unfortunately there is no way to totally isolate your plants from insect damage. The treatment of pest problems varies for different pests. There are many choices available and not all require the use of chemicals. Japanese beetle traps, hot pepper wax spray and horticultural oil sprays are just some of the non-chemical choices. Under severe conditions a chemical spray may be your best choice, and these products can be used safely if label directions are followed. Scales are spreading now and can be easily controlled at this point with horticultural oil such as Orthene or Isotox. Red spider mites have been a difficult problem for a few years because of the mild winters we have been having. Control can be achieved with Pyrethrins, horticultural oil, Malathion or Isotox. Repeat applications need to be done to control the second generations. ITthe recommended rate of application is followed and common sense is used, these chemicals can be used safely. _ Drought and insects have caused severe damage in lawns over the past few years, so it will be helpful to be able to identify a few of the more common problems. Leaf spot disease will look like yellow streaks in your lawn. The grass blades will have brown dots on them and as these brown dots enlarge to the width of the grass blade, the top of the blade will turn yellow and then brown. Treat this disease with Daconil and repeat after 10 to 14 days. The damaged areas can be topdressed and seeded to speed up recovery. Grubs and chinch bugs are found in many lawns and are easy to spot. Grubs are white and live just under the root zone of the grass, and can be devastating to a lawn. Chinch bugs are about 118inch long and live in the thatch layer. There are a few different products available to control these insects, and should be used only if the insects are present. David Soulliere is a Michigan certified nurseryman at Soulliere Landscaping and Garden Center, 23919 Little Mack, St. Clair Shores, between Nine and 10 mile. Phone (810) 776-2811 for further information. E-mail at dsoulliere@prodigy.net - MICHIGAN FIREPLACE & BARBECUE TEe GRILLS The Ultimate Outdoor Appliance Mon-Fri 10-8 sat 10-7 Sun 11-5 , 2908 E. Long Lake at Dequindre (248) 689-2296 •
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