. Le chrysanthème, sa culture pour les cultivateurs professionnels et les amateurs; un traité pratique sur sa propagation, la culture, la formation, l'élevage pour l'exposition et le marché, l'hybridation, l'origine et l'histoire. Des journaux peuvent être utilisés, qui doivent être enlevés chaque soir. Beaucoup de ventilation est donnée à tout moment pour empêcher l'amortissement désactivé.quand les boutures sont enracinées, ils sont empotés quitefermement dans des pots propres de trois pouces et arrosé. Theyare placé sur un banc dans la serre sur des cendres finement siftedcoal et gardé à l'ombre du soleil pour une semaine ainsi, après quoi ils sont autorisés tous les poss de lumière et d'air

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. The chrysanthemum, its culture for professional growers and amateurs; a practical treatise on its propagation, cultivation, training, raising for exhibition and market, hybridizing, origin and history. newspapers may be used, which should be removed every evening. Plenty ofventilation is given at all times to prevent damping off.When the cuttings are rooted they are potted quitefirmly into clean three-inch pots and watered. Theyare placed on a bench in the greenhouse on finely siftedcoal ashes and kept shaded from the sun for a weekor so, after which they are allowed all the light andair possible. The compost used for potting the cut-tings consists of four parts of light loam to one partof old, well-rotted manure, and is put through a half-inch sieve. The plants are syringed mornings and after-noons on all bright days. When the plants are wellrooted in the three-inch pots they are shifted into six-inch pots, which are washed clean and well crocked ordrained. The compost used for this potting consistsof four parts of good fibrous loam and one part of wellrotted cow manure, both chopped up finely. To everywheelbarrow of this is added a six-inch potful of fine PLANTS IK SIX-INCH POTS 83. Fig. 23—CHRYSANTHEMUMS MERZA (WHITE) ANDWM. DUCKHAM (PINK) bone meal, also a six-inch potful of a high grade con-centrated fertilizer, and the whole is thoroughly mixed. 84 THE CHRYSAXTHEMUM This potting is done very firmly to induce adwarf, sturdy growth. The plants are placed again onthe greenhouse bench, watered and shaded for a fewdays from the sun. As the plants begin to grow they arestaked to prevent their being bent over by the syringing, which is done twice a day, during bright weather, untilthe buds begin to show, when they are only syringedin the morning so that the house is dry by night.After the plants grow and the pots are filled with roots, feeding with weak liquid manure is begun. Enoughis given to keep the foliage in good color until the budsets, after which they are f

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