. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Le stock de plantation. Regardez au-dessus des plantes violet sur le terrain et enlever les glissières et le feuillage mort. Gardez-le fijoin} ; constamment entre eux. Ils peuvent ne pas être de faire de la croissance à ])bail vous maintenant. Qui va venir, cependant, nous Avhen nuits plus fraîches et un peu plus d'humidité. Si le temps est extrêmement sèche et vous avez de l'eau pratique, laissez un sprink- ler courir parmi eux, lui permettant de fonctionner à partir de deux à trois heures avant de chang- ing. Puis vous assurer que l'arc plantes auront un bon trempage. Alors que les violettes double peut-il installé dès la fin o

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. PLANTING THE STOCK. Look over the violet plants in the field and remove any runners and dead foliage. Keep the cultivator constantly fijoin}; among them. They may not be making growth to ])lease you now. That will come, however, Avhen we get cooler nights and a little more moisture. If the weather is extremely dry and you have water convenient, let a sprink- ler run among them, allowing it to run from two to three hours before chang- ing. You then arc sure the plants will have a good soaking. While double violets can he housed as early as the end of August, do not on any consideration plant your singles earlier than the middle or end of Octo- ber. Several years ago we made the blunder of housing that best of all singles, I'rincess of Wales, early in September. We got a tremendous crop of lusty leaves and a limited number of poor, wishy-washy flowers. Since that time we have always waited for cool nights in October before housing any singles, preferring to let the plants have some frost on at least a couple of occasions before lifting. A temperature of 24 or 2(5 degrees will suffice to check the exuberant leaf growth and start tlower ])roduction in quantity. I'lant singles early and failure is sure to re- sult, no matter what you may be told to the contrary. Years ago, any old houses, even those with ()x8 glass and heavy rafters, were considered good enough for violets. While you can grow violets and some other jdants after a fashion in such structures, if you want really good re- sults give them light, roomy and well entiljited houses, not small, dark, hot ;md stuflv ones. VIOLETS POOR SECOND YEAR. I have a bed of 4(Ml violet jdants which wtM'c planted last August and from which I jiicked llowers all winter. Will these jdants do as well again this year, if 1 trim them back and i'i'i them, or sha.ll 1 set tiew rooted cuttings ;ind discard the old plants? The variety is (m> ernor Ilerrick. L. E. G.—D. C. A Drive o

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