. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 24 Die Floristen^ Review Fbbboabx le. 1922 Transplantationen auf tho Kaggcd Robin Wood, Nach-Stationen diese Verwurzelung über der Union. Der Abschnitt zwischen Knospen wird verwendet, damit die Versicherung, wie absolut freie-Dom von Sprossen, Herrn Howard sagt, daß es sicher ist, eine gepanzerte Garantie gegen wilde Triebe zu geben, ein wichtiger Punkt. Der Anblick dieser Kalifornien rose Felder von hunderten von Hektar wird man nie vergessen. Machen Sie buchstäblich die "Wüste blühen wie eine Rose." Nur wenige Meilen von der Stadt Los Angeles, am Alhambra, es io ein anderes Unternehmen t

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 24 The Florists^ Review Fbbboabx le. 1922 grafts on tho Kaggcd Robin wood, after- wards rooting them above the point of union. The section between buds is used, thus insuring such absolute free- dom from sprouts that Mr. Howard says it is safe to give an ironclad guarantee against wild sprouts, an important point. The sight of these California rose fields of hundreds of acres is one never to be forgotten. Literally they make the "desert bloom like a rose." Just a few miles from the city of Los Angeles, at Alhambra, there io another firm that annually grows about half a million roses, the Western Eose Co., and even in November tho company's fields were a mass of bloom, looking like an im- mense carpet of all colors from a little distance. But after the water is with- held the foliage soon turns color and the plants ripen preparatory to being dug in December. The San Fernando Valley. The wonderful San Fernando valley, just at the gate of Los Angeles, spread- ing about forty miles oast and west to the coast range and perhaps thirty miles north and south, was only a few years ago given up to sheep and cattle ranges, barley fields and other extensive ranch- ing. Now almost every acre is taken up with citrous and other fruits, nurseries and truck farms, the waters of the great Los Angeles aqueduct having been turned into it, increasing its production a thousandfold. Marvelous as has been tho production in other lines, there is, probably, no other piece so interesting to the horti- culturist as tho seventy acres near the foothills which are ]ilanted to roses by that noted firm, Howard & Smith. Their many activities have frequently been chronicled in The Kevicw and no ])art of tlicir business is iiKirc iiii|iort:uit or gets more attention than this. In all, about 750, 000 rose plants are grown and the great majority are budded plants, Ragged Robin, Manetti and other stocks being used. Cultural methods here are diffe

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