. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 272 The American Florist. Aug 2g, Louisiana Red Cypress As described by Wagner ParK Conservatories, Sidney, Ohio. Sidney, Ohio, Feb. 9, 1907. Gentlemen:—"Replying to your favor of 6th will say WC use nothing but Cypress In the const rnction of our greenhouses as we find it the most economical on account of it out- lasting other Icinds of ; IT IS THE MOST DURABLE WOOD KNOWN. Ask about it at your local lumber yard or write LOUISIANA RED CYPRESS CO. ="0 New Orleans, tVAHS' IMPROVED VFMriiATii
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 272 The American Florist. Aug 2g, Louisiana Red Cypress As described by Wagner ParK Conservatories, Sidney, Ohio. Sidney, Ohio, Feb. 9, 1907. Gentlemen:—"Replying to your favor of 6th will say WC use nothing but Cypress In the const rnction of our greenhouses as we find it the most economical on account of it out- lasting other Icinds of ; IT IS THE MOST DURABLE WOOD KNOWN. Ask about it at your local lumber yard or write LOUISIANA RED CYPRESS CO. ="0 New Orleans, tVAHS' IMPROVED VFMriiATiifC'. APPAJiATUS \ '"»: roft iLLU5r»ATtD ? QUAKfit c/rrMACHmrwom European Horticulture. FROM TITE HKITISH TRADE P.\PERS. .V Oooi) ItosK Sport.—It sometimes liappeiis that a rose sport is more beauti- ful than the parent variety, aud I thinl; this is so in the ease of Rosslyn. It is a sport of Suzanne Marie Hodoeanaelii. whir-li, as everyone Isuows. is a lieautifiil glowing rosy cerise, but tlic sport is a eharming rich salmon pink. It is a par- ticniarly brilliant color that appeals to everyone by reason of its clearness. Both of these roses should be grown, as. al- though scentless, they are very free flow- ering, and possess the even, regular growth of the Victor Verdier race. The form of the flower has not been changed in the sport. It is just the same charm- ing globular shape that has helped the exhibitor to win many prizes. There are two other sports from the old rose named above. These are Muriel and JIaric Cor- elli, but I think Rosslyn is the liest of the three. Suzanne M. Rodocauachi makes a fine pot rose, yielding grand flowers of massive size and fairly long stems if pruned back hard. There is a climbing sport of this old variety which would make a useful pillar rose. Most of the climbing sports of hybrid perpet- ual roses are useful when grown in this form, for they are not really climbing, the difference merely being a somewhat extra vigor of the shoots.
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