. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 272 The American Florist. Aug. 28, EUwanger & Barry's Peonies Phloxes Irises Are Unsurpassed in Variety and Ouality The Best Results are to be Obtained by Planting in September Illustrated booklet with descrip- tions and planting directions FREE upon request. MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES Box O ? Rochester, New York European Horticulture. FROM THE FRENCH TRADE PAPERS ROSE Christian Curle is even pret- tier than Dorothy Perkins, pale sal- mon-pinlc in color; it has received several certificates of merit in Eng- land, wh
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 272 The American Florist. Aug. 28, EUwanger & Barry's Peonies Phloxes Irises Are Unsurpassed in Variety and Ouality The Best Results are to be Obtained by Planting in September Illustrated booklet with descrip- tions and planting directions FREE upon request. MOUNT HOPE NURSERIES Box O ? Rochester, New York European Horticulture. FROM THE FRENCH TRADE PAPERS ROSE Christian Curle is even pret- tier than Dorothy Perkins, pale sal- mon-pinlc in color; it has received several certificates of merit in Eng- land, where it has a great future promised. THE new gerbera hybrids to which we have called our readers' attention several times, were again greatly ad- mired at the June horticultural ex- hibition in Paris, being shown in a beautiful variety of colors. Rose Otto von Bismarck, seedling of Caroline Testout and La Prance, is announced in Germany as an improve- ment on both, having the fragrance and color of La France without the tendency to become bluish. THE common snowball, pruned back successively during the summer to four eyes per branch, can be forced as readily as a lilac blooming easily by March 15. Le Jardin shows a speci- men with a mass of 86 blooms. THE city of Ghent proposes to allow florists certain space in the parks which they may plant, at their own expense, and under park supervision, and on which they may put their ad- vertisements. The beds are cared for by the park. Among the 50 new cactus dahlias studied last summer at Remilly the following varieties seem to have given the best results: Among the white or slightly striped sorts, Duchesse de la Rochefoucauld, a white variety of great merit; Diavolo, a beautiful flower, but a little later and less free of bloom. Among the other best new sorts are M. Auguste Choulet, Aus- tralian, Mrs. G. Caselton, Golden Pheasant, Acrobat, Winter Kind and Flinder. Impatiens Holstii var Ueonitzia. —This interesting new impatiens grows
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