Apbil 13, 1922 



The Florists^ Review 



123 



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the flower stalks, which can all be 

 used for propagation. A dark, muck- 

 like soil, with sand, suits most of the 

 lilies. One thing which must be re- 

 ligiously avoided is fresh animal ma- 

 nure; I have seen fine blocks of hardy 

 liliums ruined by its use. If you do use 

 manure, let it be well decayed and it is 

 better used as a mulch than incorpo- 

 rated with the soil when the bulbs are 

 planted. Between propagation of lilies 

 from scales, small bulblets and seeds 

 there would seem to be a fine opening 

 for you. Let me say that Florida Lilium 

 longifloruni, grown outdoors from seed, 

 forces and flowers sjjlendidly and there 

 is no earthly reason why your state 

 should not produce equally good or oven 

 better ones. C. W. 



ANNUAL STATICE. 



Will you please tell me how to grow 

 .'innual statice? Should it be started 

 in the greenhouse or planted in the gar- 

 den where it is to be grown? What is 

 the best way to grow everlastings? I 

 am trying all the varieties of these that 

 I can find this year. Do they all require 

 the sjime treatment. H. C. — Ore. 



Stiitices are really everlastings and 

 can be started in a greenhouse or hot- 

 bed and planted out, or sown outdoors 

 in shallow drills. In your state the lat- 

 ter plan should answer well. Statice 

 sinuata hybrida, Bonduellii and Suworo- 

 wii are all good; the last-named also 

 111,'ikes a fine pot plant for winter or 

 spring flowering, if sown late. Plants 

 sown last July flowered well for Christ- 

 mas; others sown in late Sejitember are 

 fast coming into bloom. 



The other everlastings will all flower 

 earlier and more profusely if started 

 under glass, but careful sowing out- 

 doors usually gives excellent results. 

 While helichrysums and globe ama- 

 ranths, or gomphrenas, are the varieties 

 chiefly grown commercially, the deli- 

 cate rhodanthes are charming, while 



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