. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Fgbruaht 3, 1916. I fioristi^ Rassegna 19. Il padre e la madre" corona, un Combtnation di due disegni realizzati per un particolare scopo. è al suo meglio farlo crescere abbastanza fresco, circa 50 gradi di notte; poi il bianco puro racemi possiedono più sostanza. Questo è uno dei più graziosi impianto e uno di tale cultura facile che nessuno abbia paura di provare. Da talee messo in ora-quale root facilmente come heliotropes -strong impianti in 8 pollici o 9 pollici pentole possono essere erano in fiore il prossimo gennaio. Le talee messo in non più tardi di settembre renderanno littl nizza

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Fgbruaht 3, 1916. The Florists^ Review 19. The "Father and Mother" Wreath, a Combtnation of Two Designs Constructed for a Special Purpose. it at its best grow it fairly cool, about 50 degrees at night; then the pure white racemes possess more substance. This is a most graceful plant and one of such easy culture that no one need be afraid to try it. From cuttings put in now—which root as easily as heliotropes —strong plants in 8-inch or 9-inch pots can be had in flower next January. Cuttings put in as late as September will make nice little plants in 4-inch or 5-inch pots. Bouvardia Humboldtii. In order to propagate Bouvardia Humboldtii, the popular, sweet-scented, pure white bouvardia, prune back one or two of the old plants which have been resting and place them in a warm, moist house. The plants will soon throw out a fine crop of succulent cut- tings. Rub these off with a heel and insert in a warm cutting bench. They will soon root and can be potted on in a warm house, gradually hardened and planted outdoors early in June. Eight or ten weeks in a well prepared piece of land will give you quite nice plants the first season. While most of the bouvardias are best if propagated from root cuttings, B. Humboldtii is an ex- ception. CALIiAS NOT FLOWERING. My callas were planted in solid beds and were partly dried off after last season's growth. These were started about August 15 and have made fine, strong, healthy growth, but do not send up any flower stalks. The night tem- perature is 52 degrees. Can you tell me the cause of the trouble? G. K.—111. Your plants have too much root run and for that reason will not flower freely early in the season, like pot- grown ones. I do not know what you can do to hurry along the flowering. You will have to wait until the plants are heavily rooted and you will prob- ably get lots of flowers in late winter and spring. Another year try your callas in pots and they will start

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecad
• booksubjectfloriculture
• bookyear1912