. L'ampoule du livre ; ou, pour les plantes tubéreuses et bulbe plein air, cuisinière, et les émissions, contenant des renseignements qu'à des descriptions, de la culture, la propagation, etc., de plantes de toutes les régions du monde ayant les oignons, bulbes, tubercules, rhizomes ou exclus (orchidées). Ampoules (plantes). L'AMPOULE IRIS IRIS LIVRE raclures en pure et simple qui à planter ses iris. Ce sol est léger, riche, granuleux, et facilement pénétrer. En outre, il de gâteaux au top, et même par temps chaud n'est pas devenus morts sec si pas de verre être mis sur elle. Lorsque les plantes ont terminé la floraison au début de l'été une lumière est placée sur t

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. The bulb book; or, Bulbous and tuberous plants for the open air, stove, and greenhouse, containing particulars as to descriptions, culture, propagation, etc., of plants from all parts of the world having bulbs, corms, tubers, or rhizomes (orchids excluded). Bulbs (Plants). IRIS THE BULB BOOK IRIS scrapings pure and simple in which to plant his Irises. This soil is light, rich, gritty, and easily penetrated. Moreover it cakes at the top, and even in hot weather does not become dead dry if no glass be put over it. When the plants have finished flowering in early summer a light is placed over them, in such a way that there is free circulation of air. This protects the ripening plants from rain, and they can dry off in the soil without being disturbed. To ensure a dry bottom, Mr Ewbank placed about 1 ft. beneath the surface of the soil some paving-stones, and thus prevented the ascent of moisture from the subsoil. The best time to plant Oncocyclus Irises is the first week in June, and if the methods of Mr Ewbank are adopted (or a modification of them, so long as the principle remains the same), there is every chance of securing success. With a dry well- drained bottom, the beds only require to be covered with a layer of straw or litter from the time of planting— say 1st November tUl about 1st February — simply to keep off excessive rains. Hybeibs between the "Onco- CYCLTTS" AND "KeGBLIa'' IeISES. For some years past attempts have been made to secure a new race of hardy Irises by combining the best qualities of the Oncocyclus and Eegelia groups. Such a race is now an established fact, thanks to the enterprise of Mr C. Gr. Van Tubergen, jun., of Haarlem. During the past eight or nine years he has been fertilising the finest and most perfect forms of the Eegelia group—such as Korolhovd, vaga, LeichUini, and Suworowi—with pollen from the best forms of such Oncocyclus Irises as Susiana, Marice, Lorteti, iherica. Gated, etc. The new hybrid Irises, how

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