. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 68 The Florists' Review July 2, Stokes' Standard Nixed Pansy The finest strain of Giant Pansies it is possible to produce. Is a blend of all the finest varieties from France, England and Germany. Tr. pkt. (2000 seeds), 50c; | oz., 75c; I oz., $; 1 ez., $; I lb., $ GIANTS Tr. pkt. Oe. Rnsnot'H Blotched $ Cassler Uiautn 40 3 60 Gtaiit Trimardeau . 30 :d. very liffbt 60 Ensllfih «-flowering 26 Flue Mixed 15 .50 Olant Adonis 36 Giant Lord Bearnnftfleld 35 Olaat Sm»eror William 3
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 68 The Florists' Review July 2, Stokes' Standard Nixed Pansy The finest strain of Giant Pansies it is possible to produce. Is a blend of all the finest varieties from France, England and Germany. Tr. pkt. (2000 seeds), 50c; | oz., 75c; I oz., $; 1 ez., $; I lb., $ GIANTS Tr. pkt. Oe. Rnsnot'H Blotched $ Cassler Uiautn 40 3 60 Gtaiit Trimardeau . 30 :d. very liffbt 60 Ensllfih «-flowering 26 Flue Mixed 15 .50 Olant Adonis 36 Giant Lord Bearnnftfleld 35 Olaat Sm»eror William 35 BEDDING SORTS Oz. Azure Blue $ $ Blacit 26 Bronze 25 Red Viot4iria 26 £mp. William 25 Gold-mar«rlned 26 Hnow Queen 25 Yellow, with Bye 25 Pure Yellow 26 Qumdricoiar 26 STOKES' SEED STORE, 219 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mentluu The Kevlew when you write. grown between the plants in the early stages of growth and the whole was sprayed with To-bak-ine. T. J. The fruits show that you had the real tomato rot. There have been several treatises written on this trouble and a number of theories as to its probable cause given. But it is a fact, never- theless, that even under the most per- fect climatic conditions it will appear. Your temperature and general treat- ment seem to have been "all -right. Tomatoes under glass are better kept a little on the dry side, at least in winter and spring. They succe^ best in a limited rooting space. If they can fill the beds or benches well with roots before the fruits are set, all the better. Top-dressings to keep plenty of live, active roots at work, with an occasional soaking of liquid manure, are what they like. A liberal mulch of cow manure, once the fruit is all set, is beneficial. Remember that they must have a dry atmosphere. Given that, there is little chance for rot to develop. At one time it was believed that the calyx adhering to the fruit caused this rot. I,
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