. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 116 The Rorists^ Review AiGlsT ;!1, 1V»22. Thk siipjily of M:iiu!tti will not eciual the (Iciniiiid jigaiii this year and the ])iico will })(' all it is thought the tnittic will Ix'ar. 11. C^. THKNKK, of (Jlu'ster Bpriiifjs, l*a., is t'iit('riii{>- the nursery business. Mr. TuMier has 12^ aeres of firound, which he will soon i)laiit to nursery stoek. TiiK coiniiany at Iiide|)eiulence, O., that formerly operated under the name of Buskirk liios., now does business under tlie style of the I iidc|icndeii('e .Nurseries Co. TliK death of .1. .\I. Unde
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 116 The Rorists^ Review AiGlsT ;!1, 1V»22. Thk siipjily of M:iiu!tti will not eciual the (Iciniiiid jigaiii this year and the ])iico will })(' all it is thought the tnittic will Ix'ar. 11. C^. THKNKK, of (Jlu'ster Bpriiifjs, l*a., is t'iit('riii{>- the nursery business. Mr. TuMier has 12^ aeres of firound, which he will soon i)laiit to nursery stoek. TiiK coiniiany at Iiide|)eiulence, O., that formerly operated under the name of Buskirk liios., now does business under tlie style of the I iidc|icndeii('e .Nurseries Co. TliK death of .1. .\I. Underwood, known for so many years in eonnection with the Jewell , of Lake City, Minn., is rejioited on a forwar<t jiay;!' df this issue. PROPAGATING PHLOXES. Kindly advise nie of the best method of j)ro|)agatin jililoxes of the fcdlow- injr varieties: raiitheon, ^'on Lassburf;, Miss I^iinfjard, Widar and Frederick I'assy. 1 do not find any of the dealers liandiinfi seeds of these. \V. C. 11.— I'a. Perennial ])liloxes of most named varieties will iKd breed true to name from the , and for this reason it is necessary to i)ro])afjate them from cut- tings or divisions. A list of named Aarieties will be found in any of the l)lant catalogues, and the jtlants should be ]iurchased in order to take off the cuttings. (hittings may be taken in the fall from flowering stems which have been i)reviously cut bar wintei-, with a protection of sash and straw. Karly in the spring these young plants should be set out similarly to seedlings, or ]daced in a nursery row until they have attained sullicient size for permanent j)lanting. Another method employed where greenlionse facilities are available is to lake u]) old jjlants from the garden in December, pot them and force growth. (Jood, strong cuttings may then be obtained iti ., whi(h are rooted and potted in the usual ma nner. PEONIES NOT BLOOMING. I should ajipreciate it much, in<ieed, if you woubi kindly explain to me
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