. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. JANUAUY 15, 1920. The Florists^ Review 135 ATTENTION, MR. GROWER!. Tl/'HY do you throw away your coal ashes, when by using them VV in your soil you grow better crops? There are plant food elements in coal ashes; ashes also help to keep the soli sweet; there are elements In ashes that dissolve plant food elements in the soil otherwise dormant. Ashes act as a solvent to the soil, keep the soil porous and fresh from stagnation. Don't waste your clinkers and ashes, spread them on your land to grow better carnations in your fields; your asters nee
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. JANUAUY 15, 1920. The Florists^ Review 135 ATTENTION, MR. GROWER!. Tl/'HY do you throw away your coal ashes, when by using them VV in your soil you grow better crops? There are plant food elements in coal ashes; ashes also help to keep the soli sweet; there are elements In ashes that dissolve plant food elements in the soil otherwise dormant. Ashes act as a solvent to the soil, keep the soil porous and fresh from stagnation. Don't waste your clinkers and ashes, spread them on your land to grow better carnations in your fields; your asters need good light soil. The leading growers use their coal ashes. Max Grohman of North Tonawanda, Y., Begonia Lorraine, Cincinnati and Cyclamen spe- cialist, once one of the leading growers for Thomas Rowland, Bos- ton, , uses all his ashes; Mr. Carl Grohman, grower to S. A. Anderson, Buffalo, N. Y., another famous grower, uses all his ashes; J. F. Anderson, Short Hills, N'. J., prominent fern specialist, uses all his ashes in his fern soil; The Lansdale Mushroom Co., Lansdale, Pa., who supply all the leading hotels with cucumbers, melons, to- matoes and mushrooms, grind all their clinkers and ashes for their soil. Now, Mr. Grower, get our pulverizer for clinkers and ashes. We have a grinder that we are proud of—it is "fool proof," it grinds up sods, clam-shells and soft limestone. It keeps two to three men busy shoveling in as fast as they can. Don't fail to spread all your ashes on your soil, for it helps the crops and acts as a solvent on other plant food elements in the soil. Mr. Grower, why throw your money away, by not using your clinkers and coal ashes? This pulverizer was designed and made to grind up the soil and sods, also fertilizers that come In bulk from the sheep ranches direct to the grower in carload lots. It can be used for many other pur- poses, and the grower will surely be benefited in many ways. The pulverizer has not only many uses, is a b
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