. Cyclopedia der amerikanischen Gartenbau, bestehend aus Anregungen für den Anbau von Gartenpflanzen, Beschreibungen der Arten von Obst, Gemüse, Blumen und Zierpflanzen in den Vereinigten Staaten und in Kanada verkauft, zusammen mit geographischen und Biographische Skizzen. Im Garten arbeiten. Chrysantheme CHRYSANTHEME 305 markierten Formen sind Laciniatum, Lillian B. Vogel, Mühle - Bach, Frau W. H. Rand, A. H. Holz, Späne, Nord-ern leuchtet. Relative Bedeutung und Verwendungen der Typen. - im Allgemeinen, die Große-Fld. Formen populärer sind als die kleinen-FID. Formen, insbesondere bei Ausstellungen, wo große Größe

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. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. CHRYSANTHEMUM CHRYSANTHEMUM 305 Marked forms are Laciniatum, Lillian B. Bird, Mill- brook, Mrs. W. H. Rand, A. H. Wood, Shavings, North- ern Lights. Relative Importance and Uses of the Types.—In general, the large-fld. forms are more popular than the small-fid. forms, especially at exhibitions, where great size is often the greatest factor in prize-winning. Types 9, 10 and 11 are the most important in America, especially the Japanese section. Tlie fls. of types 9 and 10 are likely to be more compact and globular, and hence better for long shipments than the looser and more fan- ciful types. Types 9, 10 and 11 are the ones to which most care is given, especially in disbudding and train- ing. They are the ones most commonly grown by the florists for cut-fls. and whenever one large fl. on a long stem is desired. The anemone-flowered forms are all usually considered as curiosities, especially the Japa- nese Anemones, which are often exhibited as freaks and oddities. The single and anemone-flowered forms are used chiefly for specimens in pots with many small fls., but all the other types are used for the same pur- pose. For outdoor culture, the hardy Pompons, with their numerous small fls., are usually better than the large-flowering or Japanese kinds. In America, the Chrysanthemum ranks fourth in economic importance, although its season is practically only six weeks, while the season of the florists' roses, carnations and violets is from six to nine months. If one were to put a guess in the form of figures, it might be said that possibly 60 per cent of all American Chrysanthemums are raised for cut-fls., 80 per cent for potted plants, while 10 per cent are hardy old-fashioned Pompons c

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