. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. 1072 L'American Fleuriste. Ly, déc. Lirxeobaoae Veilelabia maraîchers f* Urower OardeDera Aaaoolalloo et Harket'. B. L. Watts. ColKiBC Etat Pa., président ; H. F. Hall, GraodKapids. Mich. Vice président ; S. W. L'indemnité. Buiidine 508 Vie de l'Illinois. Louisville Ky.. Secrétaire ; M. L. Ruetenik. Cleveland. O . Nnelini annuelle trésorier ! À Boston dans le Massachusetts. 19H. Les champignonnières. Modifier champignonnières ont été bien remplies avec le bon type de matériau, la température augmente généralement pendant quelques jours.

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1072 The American Florist. Dec, ly. Market Gardeners f lirxeobaoae Veilelabia Urower* and Harket OardeDera' Aaaoolalloo. B. L. Watts. State ColKiBC Pa., President; H. F. Hall, GraodKapids. Mich. Vice Pres- ident; S. W. Severance. 508 Illinois Life Buiidine. Louisville Ky.. Secretary; M. L. Ruetenik. Cleveland. O . Treasurer Annual nnelini! at Boston Mass.. 19H. Spawning Mushroom Beds. Alter mushroom beds have been properly filled with the right kind of material, the temperature generally increases for a few days. This is the reason why it is unsafe to spawn new beds at once after filling. The oper- ator should watch his temperature carefully by plunging thermometers into the beds. Supposing a newly made bed should register 130 degrees a few days after filling, it is in very good condition, and as soon as the heat declines to 90 degrees it will be in shape to plant the spawn. It is generally safer to use larger pieces of spawn—cutting a brick in six or eight pieces is about right; small pieces are tod easily injured by excesses of heat and moisture. To plant the spawn just tear up a spot with the fingers, insert the piece and tamp down tight. Dibbled holes are undesirable as they permit air to circulate around the .spawn. The next danger is too early casing with loam. This may induce a rise of temperature again, enough to kill the spawn. Generally a week or ten days after spawning the loam cas- ing may go on. Marketman. Storing Celery in Cold Frames. Celery to keep sound must be kept growing. This fall I had three vari- eties—Golden Self Blanching. Winter Queen, and Giant Pascal, the first being an early kind and the others late. About October 1 I topped them quite severely so that they would take up the least possible room in their win- ter quarters and in a few days their wounds had healed over and they were growing rapidly again. October 22 I took the plants up roots and all with

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