. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general. of the following varieties: McGOWAN,FELLOWS RED,SCOTT, ROSEQUEEN, BRIDESMAID and ELDORADO. $ per 100 ; $ per 1000. Fine assortment of extra strong FERNS.$ per lOO. Fine large SMILAX PUANXS, from3^ inch pots, $ per lOii; $2.).00 per KluO. PRII«VL,A OBCONICA. from 3Kinch pots, at $ per ILO. Large fleld-grnwn DRACE;^AS, 3 yearsold, $ per 100. SW^AIPJSONA PI,ANX8. from 3Hinch pots, at $ per 100. JAMES HORAN & SON, BRIDGEPORT, CONNWhen Writing Mention
. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general. of the following varieties: McGOWAN,FELLOWS RED,SCOTT, ROSEQUEEN, BRIDESMAID and ELDORADO. $ per 100 ; $ per 1000. Fine assortment of extra strong FERNS.$ per lOO. Fine large SMILAX PUANXS, from3^ inch pots, $ per lOii; $2.).00 per KluO. PRII«VL,A OBCONICA. from 3Kinch pots, at $ per ILO. Large fleld-grnwn DRACE;^AS, 3 yearsold, $ per 100. SW^AIPJSONA PI,ANX8. from 3Hinch pots, at $ per 100. JAMES HORAN & SON, BRIDGEPORT, CONNWhen Writing Mention Florists Exchange 848 The F=i-orists Exchpcngb,. New Early Cosmos Klondyke. IVire Worms Affecting Car-nations. ;How can I destroy wire wormsin a field of carnations? Tlie weatheraround here has been pretty wetthis Summer and seems to have helpedthese worms along very nicely. Theybore into the stem of the plants, many ofwhich die out. The ground where thecarnations are planted has been used torthe first time for this purpose, and hadbeen planted for many years back withpotatoes and wheat. When 1 first no-ticed the pest I wenttoworkand planteda couple of thousand young lettuceplants between the rows and succeededin catching at least one thousand wormsin a week; but it is slow work,althoughit has helped me to some extent to savemy plants. Will some reader of thispaper suggest the cheapest and quickestremedy for the Summer, and also adviseme how I may be able to destroy theworms entirely when 1 plow the field inthe Fall?—Albert Dorner, Germany. —Mr. Dorner gives no description ofthe worms which he calls wire wormsand which he says b
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