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Spray Hoso eight cents per foot. Catalogue fret 
PALMER BROS., Coscob, Conn. 
FUMA 
UP"| | HI A 99 KILLS Prairie 
Does, Woodchucks, 
Gophers, and Grain 
Insects. Stop their 
depredations by using 
“ Fuma Carbon Bisulphide ” of Solution 
Lime ami Sulphur for spraying purposes. 
TAYLOK CHEMICAL CO., Penn Van, N. Y. 
Ruralisms 
Transplanting Holly. 
Will you advise me as to the best 
method to pursue in transplanting the 
holly? Which is the better time to move 
the small wild trees, Spring or Fall? 
Nokesville, Va. j. M. 
Holly may be transplanted either in 
the early Fall, when the young wood has 
almost ripened, or in Spring, just before 
the plant starts into new growth. Small 
shrubs always stand a better chance than 
large ones, especially in the hands of in¬ 
experienced planters, but hollies of the 
larger size mentioned are moved satis¬ 
factorily if carefully done. When trans¬ 
planted the leaves should be stripped off; 
this is imperative if there is any ex¬ 
posure, and the plant should be well cut 
back. Keep the roots well covered by a 
ball of earth so that they do not dry 
out. 
Hardy Phlox; Japanese Iris; Shrub Propagation. 
1. Will you give me a list of 20 of the 
very best varieties of hardy Phlox and 
20 best varieties Japanese Iris? I want 
in each case very largest, finest flowers 
in greatest possible range of colors. 2. 
Can the hardy shrubs such as Philadel- 
phus, Hydrangea, Diervilla, tSpirm, Vi¬ 
burnum and lilac be propagated by hard¬ 
wood cuttings similar to the currant? If 
not, how best and easiest? M. s. p. 
Massachusetts. 
The following are all fine varieties of 
Phlox, standard sorts. Of course the list 
could be greatly amplified : Caran d’ Ache, 
bright rosy carmine; Coquelicot, flaming 
red; Henri Murger, pure white, car¬ 
mine eye; Jeanne d’ Arc, pure white, 
dwarf; Albion, pure white, red eye; Le 
Vengeur, bright carmine ;• Mrs. Jenkins, 
pure white, early; Belvidere, salmon 
pink; Richard Wallace, white with vio¬ 
let eye; Pacha, vivid pink, dwarf; Sie- 
bold, vermilion with crimson eye; Vesu¬ 
vius, red with purplish eye; Asia, mauve 
with carmine eye; Europa, white, car¬ 
mine eye; Frau Anton Buchner, white, 
very fine, dwarf; Gefion, pale pink, car¬ 
mine eye; Rheinlander, salmon pink, 
claret eye; W. C. Egan, lilac, red eye, 
very flue; Wanadis, white mottled vio¬ 
let, purple eye; Widar, reddish violet, 
white center. All these are good, but 
there are many more equally desirable. 
It is not easy to give an accurate 
list of Japanese Iris under name. Many 
have been imported under Japanese 
names and renamed here; others have ap¬ 
peared under more than one Japanese 
name in the original importations. All 
the dealers who handle them carry 
worthy sorts. The list is given under 
Japanese names, we believe, of original 
importation : Six-petalled or double sorts, 
Yosimo, white veined with violet; Sami- 
dare, white veined with deep blue; To¬ 
kyo, pure white; Koki-no-iro, deep pur¬ 
ple veined with white; Renjo-no-toma, 
light violet veined white; Uchiu, vivid 
reddish purple; Kagaribi, white, mar¬ 
bled with vivid blue; Rish-no-tomi, white 
veined with violet; Ilosokawa, purple 
veined white; Sano-watashi, white with 
yellow center. Single three-petalled sorts 
—Shippo, lilac with purple veins; Ari- 
ake, violet marbled with white; Sakata, 
lavender and blue, with deeper veins; 
Kigan-no-misao, pure white, late; Yedo- 
Kagami, mauve veined with white; Shi- 
no-maki, deep royal purple; Sherataki, 
silvery white edged pale violet; See-o- 
bo, white, slightly marked with purple; 
Meiran, white, densely margined purple; 
Shuehiukwa, reddish purple, veined 
white. 
2. Diervilla, Philadelphus and Spiriea 
may be grown from cuttings of mature 
wood, also lilac. The Diervilla is quite 
easily grown from these cuttings, made 
in Winter, and planted in Spring. Lay¬ 
ers are often used for Philadelphus. It 
is generally considered that green cut¬ 
tings of Spiraea give Better plants, taken 
in Summer and started in a frame, but 
hard wood or layers may be used. Hy¬ 
drangea paniculata grandiflora is usually 
propagated by green cuttings taken in 
June and started under glass; layers are 
also employed. Layers give best results 
with Viburnums, or green cuttings 
taken in Summer and handled under 
glass. Layers, suckers and root-cuttings 
of lilac are employed, as well as hard 
wood, and greou cuP'ngs in Summer, set 
in frames. Layers are very satisfactory 
and manageable where indicated in cases 
where glass is not at hand. 
THE HARDIE SPRAYERS 
The Hardie Junior is the biggest little sprayer 
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Never before have yon been offered so much for 
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Specifications: 160 gallon tank, 1H inch thick; heart 
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You should know more about this wonderful 
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The HARDIE MFG. CO., Hudson, Mich. 
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SIMPLICITY OF CON. 
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your trees, vines and plants. Get 
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“Scalecide” has 
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