. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. T IST. Spannend, aber Es konnte kaum genannt werden eine Freude, zu stehen und Hagel - Steine von der Größe einer Kirsche bis zur Größe des Baseballs Watch vom Himmel fallen mit ein schreckliches Gebrüll und mit sich bringen, das Dach in zersplitterte Glas, die auf den Bänken und Gänge fällt. Manchmal, wenn der Sturm weiterhin für 15 oder 30 Minuten, die Schädigung von Pflanzen durch den Hagel kommenden Ihrough das offene Dach ist auch Ernst. Viele Floristen in Abschnitten von extra Hagel Risiko haben ihre Begeisterung sowie deren Glas zertrümmert durch Hagel, Wh "ri" Sie leicht

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. T IS. exciting, but it could hardly be called a pleasure, to stand and watch hail- stones from the size of cherries up to the size of baseballs drop from the skies with an awful roar and bring with them the roof in splintered glass, which falls on the benches and aisles. Sometimes, when the storm continues for fifteen or thirty minutes, the damage to plants by the hail coming Ihrough the open roof is also serious. Many florists in sections of extra hail risk have had their enthusiasm as well as their glass smashed by hail, wh«ri' they might easily have been protected with screening. One of the best florists' organizations in existence is the Florists' Hail Association, but even it does not pick up the splintered glass and repair the broken lights and plants. Screen Prevent Severe Losses. Somewhat over a year ago a severo hail storm cut down the outside crop and broke over two tons of glass in less than thirty minutes at the greenhouses of the Morgan Floral Co., at Fort Morgan, Colo. Part of this firm's houses are screened and part not screened. There was no loss of glass where the liouses were properly screened with %-incli mesh '' rabbit wire.'' At the time L. J. Beid, the proprietor, was on a vacation in the Eocky Moun- tain national park and af the very hour of the storm he was visiting C. A. Espe- lin, at Fort Collins, Colo., discussing the frequency of hail in different sections. Mr. Eeid remarked that he had seen more than his share of hail damage and did not expect as frequent hails in the future as he had experienced in the past. It was not until three days later that he learned that while he was uttering those worils the hail was hammering the glass out of liis roof. It may be of interest to other florists to know the method adopted by the Mor- gan Floral Co. to screen for hail. The illustration herewith shows the effect of the hail and also shows the absolute protection afforded by a %-inch mesh of woven wire

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecad
• booksubjectfloriculture
• bookyear1912