Beliebte Garten- und Obstbau; Eine illustrierte Zeitschrift für den Gartenbau in allen seinen Zweigen gewidmet. referenzelement, der richflora aus dem Osten - China und Japan. Andie Gärtner Europas und Amerikas, auch große Verdienst für die Verbesserungen theyhave wrouglit auf der ursprünglichen Arten durch Auswahl und Kreuzung.. Es ist jetzt gut Imowntliat abweichend von der Geschicklichkeit der Japsand der Chinesischen in der Kultur der Chrysan-themums, durch viele Jahrhunderte, unsere owngardeners haben eine viel higherstandard in seiner Kultur als tliey erreicht haben. Die chinesische Chrysantheme war broughtto England im 1.

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Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches . ormany another, to the richflora of the East—China and Japan. Tothe gardeners of Europe and America, also, great credit is due for the improvements theyhave wrouglit on the original types by selec-tion and crossing.. It is now well Imowntliat notwithstanding the skill of the Japsand the Chinese in the culture of Chrysan-themums, through many centuries, our owngardeners have achieved a much higherstandard in its culture than tliey have. The Chinese Chrysanthemum was broughtto England in 1764, flowering there for thefirst time in the year following. Its name, meaning Golden Flower, was bestowed bythe botanist Liiniitus, for at that time onlythose possessing yellow flowers were known.They were distinguished as two species, theone having the largest flowers being called0. ninens-iii; the otlier, witli small flowers, O. indieiiiii. Those early Clir3santheniumswere about as far inferior in quality, size andcolor to the fine representatives of this genus, which we have in this day and which we. varieties represent much diversity of color. Some of the newer classes of Chrys-anthemums are the single Anemone-flowered, with a conspicuous cushion-likecenter of small tubular florets, and otherso-called single and semi-double varieties.Among the latter are some of great size andbeauty, reaching as much as six or seveninches in diameter. To the .skill and per-severance of Hallock, Son & Thorpe, EastHinsdale, N. Y., is due, in a large measure, the marked improvements now met in thislast-named class. These gentlemen by theirenterprise have done a large amount of goodwork in giving to the Chrysanthemum theprominence it now enjoys in ?SI^^^W all parts of this country. GROUPS OF VARIOUS TYPES OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS other; this form in the engraving being tothe rear of the vase. The Japanese group is more variable in itscharacter than is the former. To describethis, beyond saying that th

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookpublisherbuffa
• bookyear1885