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unattended, even briefly. Always ■ turn It off when adding gasoline to the tank. If the motor is electric, don’t use the machine in wet grass. Power tools usually are accompaned by safety instructions. Read them carefully.
•Modern gardening is made possible by the pesticides that dispose of the many varieties' of bugs that thrive on growing plants. Careless storage and use of pesticides can cause serious accidents. A cardinal rule is to read the instructions on the package carefully and obey their safety warnings. Pesticides are safe if properly used and kept away from children.
•Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac also sprout up in the spring, to the great discomfort of many amateur gardeners. Look for the threeleaf sprigs* that mark poison ivy and poison oak. If in doubt, consult a botany handbook or garden encyclopedia. If you find poison ivy in your yard, dig it out -- roots and all — being careful not to touch. If you burn poison ivy, avoid the smoke. The poisonous oils vaporize in the smoke and thus expose your whole body, eyes Included. If you get a poison [ivy rash, your.doctor can suggest soothing medications to ease the discomfort while healing progresses.
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