Roses for English gardens . TEA ROSE, MADAME CHARLES, FLESH, WITH ORANGEAND ROSE TO CENTRE; 4 BARONESS ROTHSCHILD () EXHIBITING ROSES 129 and at the same time regular in shape and of goodcolour. The boxes should in the first instance beplaced in a cool shed, the tubes filled with water, andthe surface of the box covered with the freshest andgreenest moss obtainable. It is not a good plan toset up Roses in a shady place in the open air. Thisbeing done, the selected blooms, as they are cut, shouldbe placed in the tubes and labelled. The blooms mustbe cut with stems sufficiently long
Roses for English gardens . TEA ROSE, MADAME CHARLES, FLESH, WITH ORANGEAND ROSE TO CENTRE; 4 BARONESS ROTHSCHILD () EXHIBITING ROSES 129 and at the same time regular in shape and of goodcolour. The boxes should in the first instance beplaced in a cool shed, the tubes filled with water, andthe surface of the box covered with the freshest andgreenest moss obtainable. It is not a good plan toset up Roses in a shady place in the open air. Thisbeing done, the selected blooms, as they are cut, shouldbe placed in the tubes and labelled. The blooms mustbe cut with stems sufficiently long to allow of theirends reaching the water when raised to the requiredheight at the exhibition. A little experience will showin what stage of development the different varieties,according to their respective staying power, require tobe cut. The best blooms should next be chosen, andafter having been wired, should be placed in the boxintended for exhibition and labelled. Blank labels ofa suitable size can be obtained of Messrs. Blake andMackenzie, School Lane, Liverpool, or they can behad from the s
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