. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 176 l'examen MAHca fleuristes^ 30, 1922 une grande cheminée en brique. Quelques beaux stock est visible ici. Des suppressions massives de roses est maintenant. Leur literie stock est venue sur bien. F. J. Knecht et Henry Freese prévu de passer quelque temps à Indianapolis at the flower show. Le style semi-show a eu lieu la semaine dernière. Un certain nombre de maisons de l'entreprise fleurs et plantes naturelles utilisées dans leurs décorations. Charles F. Larson, de Johnson &AMP ; John- son, Chicago, était un visiteur du commerce la semaine dernière. S. N. POUR EELWORMS terre vapeur. Nous avons des problèmes avec l'anguille ver-

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 176 The Florists^ Review MAHca 30, 1922 a large brick stack. Some fine stock is seen here. A heavy cut of roses is now coming in. Their bedding stock is coming on nicely. F. J. Knecht and Henry Freese planned to spend some time at Indianapolis at the flower show. The semiannual style show took place last week. A number of the busi- ness houses used natural flowers and plants in their decorations. Charles F. Larson, of Johnson & John- son, Chicago, was a trade visitor last week. S. N. STEAM SOIL FOR EELWORMS. We are having trouble with eel- worms in our rose benches. Can you give me some information on how to check them? G. M. W.—la. The only realiy sure remedy for nematodes, or eelworms, is sterilization of the soil by steam. Steam steriliza- tion is valuable as a means of destroy- ing all weed seeds, as well as insect pests in the soil. The effect of formal- dehyde is not thorough enough to rid the soil of eelworms. FERTILIZER FOR LILIES. Kindly advise what kind of fertilizer you would recommend for use on a lily bed which has been planted for two or three years. How is the fertilizer ap- plied? A. L. M.—Minn. A little well decayed cow or horse manure can be spread on the surface and allowed to remain as a mulch. Do not mix it with the soil. If above manures are not obtainable, use pul- verized sheep manure. Do not use any chemical fertilizers. C. W. Grand Rapids, Mich.—H. W. Allersma is building a large show house. He will remodel his flower shop and bring it strictly up to date in the near future. «( A TRIAL PACKAGE". Of 260 2-inch or 3-inch Pots, postpaid in the n. S. A. for $1.60 and $2.00. See issue of Feb- ruary^ for price ist. THE A. W. HARRIS MFG. CO. lOl East Pine St., Sleepy Eye, Minn. MfntlOD The Review wben you write. Real value with a combination of cheapness, the MUler No-Fold Dirt Band Positively no foldinfl required. Size No. in carton Price per Weight of carton carton 2 X2 X2 5000 J6.00

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