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HORTICULTURE 



March 20, 1920 



"The Telegraph Florist" 



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 territory. 



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Easter coming early this year, it is 

 probable that most of the stock intend- 

 ed tor that occasion is not much ahead 

 of time. FVom now on considerable 

 time will be necessary in getting ready 

 the baskets, filling the pans and in 

 other ways preparing for the Easter 

 trade. It is important to take advan- 

 tage of every bright day now to give 

 the foliage plants a good syringing, 

 both over and under the leaves. This 

 will help to coiitrol insect pests, but 

 if there is a bad infestation It will be 

 necessary to sponge them with an in- 

 secticide. Repotting will soon be in 

 order, the old soil down to the active 

 roots being removed. Have plenty of 

 well enriched potting soil to take its 

 place, and don't forget the necessity 

 of having perfect drainage. This is 

 most essential with all foliage plants. 



Seeds of Primttlas may be sown 

 from now on until May, and a succes- 

 sion is important because it keeps the 

 flowers coming along in batches in- 

 stead of having them all come at the 

 holiday season. When the seeds are 

 sown use a light mixture of loam, leaf 

 mold and sand. Do not sow the seed 

 too thickly and cover very lightly, 

 afterwards firming the soil well. The 

 pans require a warm house and should 

 be kept covered with glass until they 

 germinate. After that a temperature 

 of fifty degrees at night will be about 

 right, but get the plants as near to the 

 glass as you can, and when they are 

 large enough to handle prick them out 

 into flats. 



Feverfew always sells to some ex- 

 tent, and a little space may well be 



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136 So. 53nd Street, Philadelphia. 



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