. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. Lilla case di forzatura di M. QRAINDORGE, Vitry. Il lilla dopo F.fteen giorni forzando. metholene blu come produrre luce blu azzurro fiori; violetto di metile prodotto salmone fiori rosso; arancio metile pro- duced giallo dorato e zolfo fiori colorati; eosina prodotta rosso carminio flow-ers; con leggermente diversi coloranti per colore- ing gli steli. La tintura è detto di essere facilmente efiected dalla frantumazione o lividi le estremità degli steli dei fiori da un leggero colpo di martello, poi li infissione per un paio di ore in una piccola bottiglia hol

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. LILAC FORCING HOUSES OF M. QRAINDORGE, VITRY. Lilac After F.fteen Days Forcing. metholene blue as producing light azure blue flowers; methyl violet produced salmon red flowers; methyl orange pro- duced golden yellow and sulphur colored flowers; eosin produced carmine red flow- ers; with slightly different dyes for color- ing the stems. The dyeing is said to be easily efiected by crushing or bruising the ends of the flower stems by a slight hammer blow, then plunging them for a couple of hours in a small bottle holding one-third of an ounce, in which one-sixth of the desired dye has been previously poured. After taking the flowers out, the bruised parts are cut off and the stems placed for two or three hours in fresh, clean water. The writer has tried to make his notes as plain as possible and hope they will be understood by every one. It may take some years before the lilac will be as fully appreciated for winter blooming in the United States as it is in France, England and Germany, but the writer is confident that when iorcing is once well understood and fine bloom pro- duced, it will not take very long to pop- ularize this beautiful flower. Most of the plants prepared for forcing being imported into the United States, it may interest your readers to know that upon their arrival such plants are to be removed from the cases to a covered, dry storeroom shed and kept dry until forc- ing has been started. Should the plants have been frozen, put them in a sheltered place where the temperature will enable them to thaw out very gradually. Lilacs do not suffer as long as the ther- mometer does not go farther down than 4° below zero Fahr., and even then the balls of earth protect the more tender. Some forcers also produce during three or four months forced snowballs or vibur- nums, as per illustration in part 1 of this article. The treatment is about the same as for forcing the lilac but is pr

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