. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. ASTERS À i( ? Iir IRONDEQUOIT. Une requête ET CERTAINES RÉPONSES. loll nous plus sur '' Asters à Iron- i|(i(iioit"-c'est, la façon de pro- ,la cyberprédation high grade bloom pour stocker le commerce. Tlic et illustration à la page 45 III L'examen du 28 mars, avec ref- (iciiee à Mme J. M. Pendleton's house ,,r aster les plantes, sont excessivement inter- i-anneau. Les plantes sont repiquées à l'appartements ou était la semence semée dans llats comme indiqué sur l'illustration ? 1 iiiite les plantes sont défini dans le champ "comme ciiily que possible." Est-ce pour si'cure e

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ASTERS AT i(? iir IRONDEQUOIT. A QUERY AND SOME REPLIES. loll us more about '' Asters at Iron- i|(i(iioit"—that is, the manner of pro- , luring high grade bloom for store trade. Tlic illustration and item on page 45 III The Review of March 28, with ref- (iciiee to Mrs. J. M. Pendleton's house , , r aster plants, are exceedingly inter- i-ring. Are the plants transplanted til the flats or was the seed sown in llats as shown in the illustration? 1 iiiite the plants are set in the field "as ciiily as possible." Is this in order to si'cure early blooms, or is it essential tliat they go out early in order to make sure of a crop? l)o any of your read- iis grow asters under partial shade, as in slatted frames or between rows (if corn, pole beans, sunflowers, etc.? Also under mosquito netting or tobacco cloth? If this method would produce ;i(>od flowers, it would be a good thing hereabouts, as the tarnish plant bug is destructive to asters and dahlias, eating the tender buds while they are (i|>euing out. Columbus, O. E. L. Reply From Mrs. Pendleton. None of the growers here uses the jjreenhouses for asters alone. The plants are only started in the house; then, when ready to be removed to frames outdoors, under glass, they are I'ut out, to make room for other stock. Our early asters, such as Queen of the Market and Snowdrift, are in cold- frames now (April 8), to harden and ^trow stocky before we plant them in the open ground, which we shall do :is early in May as the weather will I'ormit. We never endanger our asters l)y putting them out too early, as the high prices that we might thus be :ible to get for a few early ones would never compensate, in my estimation, for the many lost by frosts. And now as to the picture of my listers which appeared in The Review. When J sent those snapshots of my liouse, the asters, as shown in the boxes '•r flats, had already been transplanted the second and last time. There w

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