The Horticultural Exhibitors' Handbook. a Treatise On Cultivating, Exhibiting, And Judging Plants, Flowers, Fruits, And Vegetables
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The crown bud is usually found the best for exhibition, and should be chosen when well timed. If the buds of late varieties are fit to be taken in the second week of August, it is the best time for them. Tlie mid-season varieties come in best if taken from the middle to the end of August. The first fortnight in September is the most suitable time to take the early varieties. The flowers from the terminal bud are generally smaller and neater than from the crown bud, and should be chosen for cert...ain varieties in both the Incurved and Japanese classes, which varieties should be observed and noted in regular practice. The largest flowers are obtained from plants with a single stem, and the first crown bud on the top of it.
The plants should be gone over twice a week, to regulate the growth and carefully remove all useless side-shoots and suckers.
Mildew and Insects. — A constant watch requires to be kept for the first sign of mildew appearing on the plants, and at once dust the parts affected with flowers of sulphur.
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The crown bud is usually found the best for exhibition, and should be chosen when well timed. If the buds of late varieties are fit to be taken in the second week of August, it is the best time for them. Tlie mid-season varieties come in best if taken from the middle to the end of August. The first fortnight in September is the most suitable time to take the early varieties. The flowers from the terminal bud are generally smaller and neater than from the crown bud, and should be chosen for cert...ain varieties in both the Incurved and Japanese classes, which varieties should be observed and noted in regular practice. The largest flowers are obtained from plants with a single stem, and the first crown bud on the top of it.
The plants should be gone over twice a week, to regulate the growth and carefully remove all useless side-shoots and suckers.
Mildew and Insects. — A constant watch requires to be kept for the first sign of mildew appearing on the plants, and at once dust the parts affected with flowers of sulphur.
What to read after The Horticultural Exhibitors' Handbook. a Treatise On Cultivating, Exhibiting, And Judging Plants, Flowers, Fruits, And Vegetables?
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