. Il crisantemo, la sua cultura per i professionisti e gli amatori; un trattato pratico sulla sua propagazione, coltivazione, formazione, allevamento per esposizione e mercato, ibridizzazione, origine e storia. Emumi per il taglio, le piante che producono e collocano in mostra difficilmente potrebbero essere superati. Non è raro sentire questi esemplari ingannati asugly, rigido e formale, ma è più che probabile thosewho negano loro la bellezza impressionante che possiedono nevercrew un campione nella loro vita e fallirebbero nel tenty. Piante di campioni appaiono ogni anno al mostof nostre grandi mostre di Crisantemo,

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. The chrysanthemum, its culture for professional growers and amateurs; a practical treatise on its propagation, cultivation, training, raising for exhibition and market, hybridizing, origin and history. emums for cutting, the plants they produceand place on exhibition could hardly be surpassed. Itis not uncommon to hear these specimens decried asugly, stiff and formal, but it is more than probable thosewho deny them the striking beauty they possess nevergrew a specimen in their life, and would fail in theattempt. Specimen plants appear each year at mostof our large Chrysanthemum exhibitions, but the bestjustification of them is furnished by the annual exhi-bition of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society inBoston, where, for many years, specimen bush plantshave been the leading feature, and continue so to be.A superb specimen bush plant, with standards in therear, is seen in Fig. 19. To grow good specimen plants is to tax to thefullest extent the individual skill of the grower, whomust be an enthusiast and manifest a keen interest inhis plants all the time. It takes nearly a year to growone of these great specimens because an early startmyst be made to lay the foundation of abundant. SPECIMEN PLANTS 73 branch growth before that period is reached whenNatures course can no longer be arrested, for theshoots must then be permitted to grow on to the stageof bud formation. Given the desire to grow them and the intentionto apply the best efforts toward the purpose in view, there is no special difficulty to overcome, merely theobservance and proper performance of man}^ small butessential details, as here enumerated by one of the bestgrowers of these plants.* The time to commence propagating for specimenplants is the latter part of December or early in Jan-uary, choosing for preference cuttings from stock plantsthat have not been forced by heavy feeding the previousyear. When the cuttings have made roots about halfan inch in length, they should be potted into two-inchpots,

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