Austausch der Floristen': eine wöchentliche Medium der Interchange für Floristen, Baumschulen, seedsmen und der Handel im Allgemeinen. Er bei Sorten, Es generallypossible ist die typische Form für eine Aktie zu erhalten. Va-Nata, auch sehr gut für alle. zahlreich wie die spe-Cies. Seine Verwendung wird empfohlen, auch als Themost leicht erhältlich von allen, und die billigsten. In Nadelbäumen in Verstand, während penningthese Notizen, die Lärche und die Sommergrünen cypressmay erwähnt werden, obwohl außerhalb des evergreenline. Die Lärche nimmt in allen verschiedenen Arten andvarieties der it sowie die Pseudo-larix Ksempferi,

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The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . he case of varieties, it is generallypossible to get the typical form for a stock. Va- nata, does very well for all. numerous as the spe-cies are. Its use is recommended, too, as being themost easily obtainable of all, and the cheapest. Having coniferous trees in mind while penningthese notes, the larch and the deciduous cypressmay be mentioned, though outside the evergreenline. The larch takes in all the various species andvarieties of it as well as the pseudo-larix Ksempferi, and all can be worked on the common Europeanlarch, L, ari, x europsea. And for the varieties of taxo-dium, including the one known as Glyptostrobuspendula, use the common deciduous cypress. A Vine tor a Low WaU. It is so seldom that the Euonymus radlcans Is seenused as a climber that it must be because It Is notgenerally known that it will climb. When first Intro-duced here from Japan it was treated as a shrub, andnot until some years later was It well understoodthat it was a vine. The knowledge came about through. Cytisus I/abaruum (I/aburaiiin vulgare).(See Illustration of Flowering Brancb. page 167) rieties of white pine, place on the common form otof the Austrian, and so forth. But it is not neces-sary that this be done. There are groups of pines, some with two needles, some with three, and otherswith five, and generally any one of a group willanswer for another in the same division. The in-dividuals of some groups are so much alike thattheir relationship can be told without the aid oftheir foliage. In the white pine group, for example, there are the flexilis, -rnonticola, excelsa, cembraand others, all clearly indicating they are allied.For varieties of spruces, the common Norway sprucehas long been used, answering well for its own nu-merous varieties and for those of all other spruces. It is the lot of the coinmon native Arbor vitse.Thuja occidentalis. to be employed foi all

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