The sun., 1891-11-01

into three sections incurved. which means
the centre Of the lower;. recurved. which sig
Miles that thS petals Or noGets stand out ar Sr
H1s Wh ars tho hay
hnnd OF fiorets. and In tho middle Of the flower
all the fiorets are abruptly short,
line oiiagc. and they have large. ,looseiy-ar-
aSta or iSSteitwsted %wers. made up Of broad. nat
ccnrled. ribbon;like. all-luil!ed. half.auilled:
Wa Sd ha1 e
color thar, in the other groups And the dor.
lists like, them better because they can cut
public demand Iong-stemmed chrysanthe-
NUNS Just as. they do long -stemmed roses or
be stout and stiff -necEed. and capable Of hold
Ing up erect the heaviest sort Of flower with
out o on stes the
hairy petalled ones. and a section Of tho Japan
se They are q, n9s anr n vs
first Of the race that escaped from the Fiowery
ApheHs 1iH f Hardy. twas I sent from japan to the
lady whose name it bears to Boston by young
e. S hers but rs
i pass into fhe hands ei nj; 4; d: FexEss:a .
Eft neaE obS B9stS ar sod 70 Mess ssan
widely disseminated: While o most beautiful
and distinct flower. II is only by careful! cqIti-
florists, however. have now obtained seedlings
from it that surpass it in hairyness. vlgor. and
Last year Iessrs. Peter Henderson d Go. Of
this, city gave US ANOTHER surprise in Louis
Boehmer a magnificent ,pinE. E.purrle. hairy
Japan and which has every good quality Of q
good chrysanthemnm-large;stzed flowers,
spsas Sts axs so
named William Falcener. which IN size ana
quite the equal of Louis Boehmer. Pitcher d
Manda have also got another striking novelty
fine deep yellow c6iored variety Of apparently
vigorous constitution. and which also has been
bess to
is rather pulling to u understana q; why they
and m variety than they do. Is Il because the
Japanese gardeners are less, energetic In
Snstss han TER ests s
True. the demand for novelties among plants
and sfbr m s aaSe 5
our florists. for their own poGkets' sake; have
70 DO equal to the occasion: Indeed. a,thGugh
have already secured from them other yaris::
fes az from the parents snnn an@ which stW VII
enough Of them can be gotten up
SINGLE OF DAISY FLowERED.
Six OF sevon years ago single nowered chrys-
wers given for them at our exhibitions. and
their cultivation was encouraged. But as rails
Ing chry ysanthemums from seed became so
general. and the great. majority Of aeedlIngs
brought them into disrepute. and they seldom
now nre perpetuated as named varieties. Not
withstandng all this. however. some OF the
straightforward kinds. when we'll grown. are
very beautiful. The flowers OF many fine Japa-
ncse varieties however. when fully developed.
show open centres and appear as II they wore
single or semi double.
OTHER SPECIES OF CHRYSANTHEMuM.
The common white weed of our hayflelds ia
true chrysanthemum, namely. O. Le1,cdnthe-
mum; C. iaiiJ0llnm IL cultivated in our gardens
rs u summer flower; GJiutcOsuDl IL tho Paris
daisy, wo plant out III our gardens in summer
and lift and grow in our windows or green-
houses in winter; the crown fC coronatu'nJ and
tho ring -nowered chrysanthemums fC cariRa-
tun) we grow az ANIMALS out OF doors In sum-
mer belong to the same genus: 30 does the
turing daisy o. Tchtl.dicle,oiJ Of Russia and
the corn marigold Il. .segsfunD OF Europe, and
In & htaRatOTna from Madeira We have hand
some rose-colored species.
wINTERING CHBYsANTHHkuNs
II your plants are growing and blooming out
Of doors and you know them to be fairly hardy.
cut them oyer when they have done blooming
and 10y their own tops over their crowns; also
add some rough litter or evergreen branches.