. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. MentlOB Ths B "t1" w, wenn yon Verfahrensurkunden. Große, gut Blumen in Zahlen gefärbt. Die Geschichte dieser Pflanzen wie gesagt durch Herrn Jamison ist sehr interessant. Es scheint, daß Anfang Oktober das Haus, die 70 x 600 Fuß, hatte ein wenig aphis, gemeinhin als grüne Fliegen bekannt, hier und dort. War ein Licht Begasung mit flüssigem Nikotin auf den Leitungen geplant. Eine Regierung Experten jedoch empfohlen, die Verwendung von Blausäure Gas als gründlicher und weniger teuer. Herr Jami-Sohn finaUy zu dieser Vereinbarten auf die Regierung des Sachverständigen Gewissheit, dass in seiner Hand war perfe

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. MentlOB Ths B«t1»w when yon writs. large, well colored flowers in numbers. The history of those plants as told by Mr. Jamison is extremely interesting. It seems that early in October the house, which is 70x600 feet, had a little aphis, commonly known as green fly, here and there. A light fumigation with liquid nicotine on the pipes was planned. A government expert, however, advised the use of hydrocyanic gas as more thorough and less expensive. Mr. Jami- son finaUy agreed to this on the govern- ment expert's assurance that in his hands it was perfectly safe. The house was gassed late in the afternoon Octo- ber 7 and allowed to remain closed all night. The next morning the plants ap- peared badly burned. The foliage was scorched down to the ground and the young growths dropped off. The lower eyes on many of the plants swelled and started to grow soon after. It is simply wonderful that today many of these plants show no signs of in- jury. Some plants of the other varie- ties died and some are stunted. Mr. Jamison thinks that gassing should never be done with plants in active growth. If it is to be done at all, the proper time is when the houses are cut back and cleaned. In defense of the use of hydrocyanic gas it is said that the government expert may have miscalcu- lated the cubic feet of air space in the house and so he may have given too strong a dose. It is further stated that it would have been better to open the house one hour after gassing it rather than to allow it to remain closed all night. Various Notes. J J Habermehl's Sons arranged a notable decoration for the midwinter ball in the foyer of the Academy of Music Tuesday evening, January 11. Kecent visitors include Earl Mann, of Bichmond, Ind., and the Ruzicka brothers, of Madison, N. J. H Bayersdorfer & Co. are sending out their new catalogue this week, with GOLDFISH WINDOW DISPLAY THERE'S MONEY IN GOLDFISH FOR TOU GOLDFISH GOLDFISH $S.OO per 100 and np W

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