. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Die Floristen^ Review Jlly 3, 1913. Nephrdepit unter Leiste Haus in Florida wächst. kümmert sich um die finanziellen Ende des Geschäfts. Neben Farnen, die Firma wächst Gemüse pflanzen in ihrer Saison. Skala auf NEFHBOLEPIS. Finden Sie einen Farn Blatt, mit Skala befallen wird und mit weißen Objekte, wie die Eier von der Skala schauen eingeschlossen. Lassen Sie mich bitte wissen, was das beste Mittel ist, diese loszuwerden. Ich merke auch, dass es kleine schwarze Ameisen auf dem Farn. Haben Sie etwas mit der Anwesenheit der Skala auf der Pflanzen zu tun? F. J.

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The Florists^ Review Jlly 3, 1913. Nephrdepit Growing Under Slat House in Florida. takes care of the financial end of the business. Besides ferns, the firm grows vegetable plants in their season. SCALE ON NEFHBOLEPIS. You will find enclosed a fern leaf that is infested with scale and with white objects that look like the eggs of the scale. Please let me know what is the best means of getting rid of these. I also notice that there are small black ants crawling on the fern. Have they anything to do with the presence of the scale on the plants? F. J. H. & S. advertiser is the results in orders. Here's why The Eeview not only holds its patronage but steadily adds to it: "We sold up in a hurry on all the rose plants we had to offer, THANKS TO YOU.—Slman- ton & Pence, Falls City, Neb., June 27, 1913. The nephrolepis frond enclosed with this query was badly infested with scale. The first thing to do with plants in such a condition would be to cut off and destroy all fronds that are in «s bad a state as this. Then dip the plants in a nicotine solution. A solu- tion of Nico-fume, one part to 300 parts of water, would be safe to use, though it might affect the tips of the young fronds to some extent. If the plants are protected from the sun after dipping them in the solution, there is less likelihood of injury to the foliage, but it is probable that several dippings may be needed to overcome the pests. The ants were feeding on the sesde insects and, incidentally, would spread them from plant to plant in order to keep up a supply of food for them- selves. W. H. T. PIJ^NTS ATTACKED BY THEIPS. I am sending under separate cover two tuberous-rooted begonias and one celosia, all grown in the same house. I should be greatly obliged for any in- formation as to what is the matter with them. The begonias were doing splen- didly until about a week or ten days ago, when this trouble started. Some are considerably larger than t

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