. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 908 The American Florist. June to. "^^ ^^L^ ^\v \^_^ ^tt^ \K^^^ *"^.S^^^*^ \ mk'"'*^ _^ .^^tf^ -' w^s^^^^^^HP "^ ^^^^H ^^^H^paQQ2S^^KM^^B,^iL^>' H^^^^^^^^HBcV.'-i^.«iiilt^><v':. \" '?^?'?\.M^^". "-'?-' ''' ^^^^^^^^^H WKKKI^KiF-2^^':\.. ..... j^^^ (Fig. ROSES CARRIED OVER. grafted plant. Fig. 2, plant on its own roots.) plants, but it will pack down to the proper level, which is slightly below the siding of the bench. The quickest and best way is to plant one bench loosel
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 908 The American Florist. June to. "^^ ^^L^ ^\v \^_^ ^tt^ \K^^^ *"^.S^^^*^ \ mk'"'*^ _^ .^^tf^ -' w^s^^^^^^HP "^ ^^^^H ^^^H^paQQ2S^^KM^^B,^iL^>' H^^^^^^^^HBcV.'-i^.«iiilt^><v':. \" '?^?'?\.M^^". "-'?-' ''' ^^^^^^^^^H WKKKI^KiF-2^^':\.. ..... j^^^ (Fig. ROSES CARRIED OVER. grafted plant. Fig. 2, plant on its own roots.) plants, but it will pack down to the proper level, which is slightly below the siding of the bench. The quickest and best way is to plant one bench loosely, then go over it and pack the soil, leaving it smooth and level. This work should not be done hurriedly or in a careless manner. While pounding down the soil care must be taken to avoid smashing the ball attached to each plant. After everything is in readiness for the water, apply it slowly, and not too freely at first, completing the watering of several houses later to keep the soil from get- ting mucky. Syringing lightly over the tops of the plants while planting will keep them nice and fresh on a hot day. The plants should be allowed to dry up a little before again watering, but they must be syringed regularly twice a day for some time. The ventilating must be carefully looked after during the first three or four days. The houses should be kept partly closed, to keep the draught from striking the plants. After root action has started in the new soil the plants will take more water and a free circula- tion of air must then be given them. ERIDE AND OTHER TEA ROSES. Tn carrying over Bride, Bridesmaid, Golden Gate and other tea roses, the treatment differs very little from that of American Beauty. Removing them from the benches'in the same way, or grow- ing them another season in the solid beds they have occupied the previous season. T find that I get better blooms from Bride, Bridesmaid and Golden Gate the second year, but not quite so many buds. The difference is in favor o
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