. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. December 30, 1920 The Florists^ Review 21. SELECTION OF BEST PEAS. The floral committee of the National bweet Pea Society of Great Britain gives the following varieties as an up-to- ilate selection. The asterisk indicates fhe variety which the floral committee • considers the best in the color class. Two nsterisks indicate a variety of special value for cultivation under glass. Bicolor (light).—'Dora, Mrs. Cuthbertson and Sparkler. Hicolor (dark).—'Adelaide and Harks Tey. Blue (light).—Margaret Fife, *Mr8. Tom Jones ;iiui Princess Mary. Hlue (dark)
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. December 30, 1920 The Florists^ Review 21. SELECTION OF BEST PEAS. The floral committee of the National bweet Pea Society of Great Britain gives the following varieties as an up-to- ilate selection. The asterisk indicates fhe variety which the floral committee • considers the best in the color class. Two nsterisks indicate a variety of special value for cultivation under glass. Bicolor (light).—'Dora, Mrs. Cuthbertson and Sparkler. Hicolor (dark).—'Adelaide and Harks Tey. Blue (light).—Margaret Fife, *Mr8. Tom Jones ;iiui Princess Mary. Hlue (dark).—•Commander Oodsalt, Jack Corn- well, V. C, and Lord Nelson Spencer. lUusb (pink).—Mrs. Hardcastle Sykes and ••Valentine. Klush (lilac).—^Agricola and *Blegance. Carmine.—•John Ingmao. Cerise (pale).—••Doris, Hope and Mrs. G. W. Kishop. V Cerise (deep).—Brilliant<- Fiery Cross and •itoyal Salute. Cerise (scarlet).—Alex M&Icolm and ••Royal Scot. o Cream, buff and lTor3}.^Cream (Dobble's), ••Felton'B Cream and iTormfi. Cream pink (pale).—'ibK A. Hitchcock and Giant Attraction. Cream pink (deep).—Edith Cavell, Market Pink and ••Picture. Crimson.—•Charity and Sunproof Crimson. Fancy.—Prince George and ••Magic. Flushed.^—Mrs. J. Balmer (rose on cream frround), *Mr8. J. T. Wakefield and Seiina (deep ro!ady Miller and Surprise. Scarlet.—••Hawlmark Scarlet, Mascott's Scar let and Scarlet (Dobhie's), Striped and flaked.—Loyalty, Phyllis and •Sen- ator Spencer. White.—••Edna May Improved. King White and Nora I'nwin. White (tinted).—•Constance Ilinton and Miss Biirnle. (These are dark-seeded varieties.) be multiplying. Oil of cinnamon is used with good effect in dealing with ants. Druggists also sell specific remedies for this purpose. Kerosene along the edges of the beds will turn them back, and as for the aviators, a strong dose of Nico-fume will at least make them quite sick. G. J. B. ANTS ON SW
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