. Caduta la semina. Vivaio di Pittsburgh Pennsylvania cataloghi; lampadine (piante) cataloghi; piante ornamentali, cataloghi; fiori Semi cataloghi; arbusti cataloghi. Fioritura del Lilium auratum la grande causa di fallimento e delusione per la piantagione di gigli è che essi sono tenuti fuori della terra troppo a lungo. Il Auratum, Rubrum e Album, più efficace e più desiderabile di tutti i gigli, sono importati dal Giappone in autunno e di solito non arrivare in questo paese fino a dicembre, e naturalmente non può essere piantato all'aperto fino alla primavera successiva. Questa lunga esposizione indebolisce notevolmente le lampadine e il fl

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. Fall planting. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. Bloom of Lilium auratum The great cause of failure and disappointment in planting Lilies is that they are kept out of the ground too long. The Auratum, Rubrum and Album, the most effective and desirable of all Lilies, are imported from Japan in the fall, and usually do not arrive in this country until December, and, of course, cannot be planted outdoors until the following spring. This long exposure greatly weakens the bulbs, and the flowers are not satisfactory. Never buy Lilies that are offered for sale in seed or floral stores; they are so weakened by exposure that they are worthless. This fall I am importing an enormous quantity of Lilies from Japan, and instead of having them come by the slow, but inexpensive, all-water route, they are shipped by fast steamer to Canada, and from thence by special tea train, which enables me to have the bulbs in Pittsburg in October. Immediately upon their arrival they will be delivered to my customers, in ample time for planting this fall. Formerly I guaranteed October delivery of Japanese Lilies, and until the fall of 1889 always succeeded in delivering them in October, sometimes by the 10th of that month, but that fall I received no Lilies from Japan until the middle of No- vember, and some did not come until December. Last fall I again received Lilies early in October, and all orders were filled in time for fall planting. This year I have made contracts requiring October delivery, with penalties for failure ; but while I fully expect to deliver all Japanese Lilies in ample time for fall planting, I will not guarantee it. In the event of bulbs not arriving in time for fall planting, 1 will have them repacked in sand and stored in a cold cellar until spring, ami deliver them as soon as the weather will permit. Lilies handled in this way will give just as good results as

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