. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. .^. ' "^*|VJ'.?W»>flH»»_plf,.Jp^Ji«,'W»,'W!l(' «ip|i iJHd, August 31, 1022 The Florists^ Review 29 bulbed varieties under glass early in February and prick out the seedlings, when they are well hardened, in rich ?oil six inches apart in the rows, with twelve to fifteen inches between the rows for hand cultivation. If you in- tend to use a horse for cultivating them, the rows must be made wide enough to permit the cultivator to pass through them. Cut the tops back at planting- out time. Prizetaker and Ailsa Craig are large onions
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. .^. ' "^*|VJ'.?W»>flH»»_plf,.Jp^Ji«,'W»,'W!l(' «ip|i iJHd, August 31, 1022 The Florists^ Review 29 bulbed varieties under glass early in February and prick out the seedlings, when they are well hardened, in rich ?oil six inches apart in the rows, with twelve to fifteen inches between the rows for hand cultivation. If you in- tend to use a horse for cultivating them, the rows must be made wide enough to permit the cultivator to pass through them. Cut the tops back at planting- out time. Prizetaker and Ailsa Craig are large onions for transplanting in this way. While pricked out seedlings will produce immense bulbs, they do not keep as long as outdoor-sown seed- lings. C. W. ON THE TBIP DE LX7XE. New Yorkers' Convention Tour. There will be pleasant memories with ?those of the New York Florists' Club And others who joined on the trip de luxe to and from the convention at Kan- sas City. We started from Hoboken with a guide fully competent to explain the beautiful scenes along the route, begin- ning before reaching the Delaware Water Gap and continuing along the route of the first day's stage, till the shadows of eventide closed the view Aown for the night. The afternoon of our second day was spent, after our arrival and welcome, on an automobile ride around the park system of Chicago, concluding with a banquet. Then we took the train for Kansas City, where we arrived safely and well prepared for the work before us, of which an account has been pub- lished. Leaving Kansas City at the close of the convention, our party entrained Fri- day evening, August 18, for St. Paul and Minneapolis, and since there wore special cars for the party, an enjoyable time was had before retiring. As soon as we landed, in the early morning, at St. Paul, we found brother florists there to meet us, and in a short time, under their guidance, were located at breakfast, where a beautifully deco- rated table had been arranged. I
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