In almost every garden are to be found specimens of the carnation family, and a few hints on the methods of treatment and cultivation of this popular flower may be of some assistance to those who have not hitherto made a study of the best means of obtaining blooms above fair quality. Too often clumps of old growth are left in the garden in the hope that they may repeat their initial flowering glory, but it is hopeless to expect satisfactory results after the second year. Those who get the best blooms make plantings every year. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Sydney Mail (NSW : 1912 - 1938), Wed 9 Jan 1929, Page 15
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