The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . and another has not this ajjpendage—only one ortwo occasionally remaining on the plant, but as theyvery much difler when raised from seed, it is easilyaccounted for. The habit is the same in all of them—very dwarf, but with age the lower part gets veryhard and brown in one of the plants, as the Echino- the distinctions are well understood, the only difti-culty being sometimes to distinguish between darkViolas and dark self Pansies when staged as cutflowers. We would advise any one who has anydifKculty
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . and another has not this ajjpendage—only one ortwo occasionally remaining on the plant, but as theyvery much difler when raised from seed, it is easilyaccounted for. The habit is the same in all of them—very dwarf, but with age the lower part gets veryhard and brown in one of the plants, as the Echino- the distinctions are well understood, the only difti-culty being sometimes to distinguish between darkViolas and dark self Pansies when staged as cutflowers. We would advise any one who has anydifKculty with regard to the dillerent classes to sendfor the catalogue of some of our principal Scotchflorists who make specialties of Pansies and Violas,and they will there lind the dillerent classes, as arule, correctly catalogued. We no more expect tosee show or fancy Iansies staged for our prizes inLondon than we do in the Viola classes at theScottish Pansy Society, where prizes for bunches ofViolas have been offered for over a quarter of acentury. We understand the botanical phase of the.
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