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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
3
The article explains pruning aims to renew old wood and shape plants, advising to remove dead and thin wood first, keep 3-4 strong branches, and shorten retained stems based on whether aiming for exhibition blooms or garden roses. It covers removing poor shoots, managing growth direction, and applying careful wood bud cuts to produce healthy, well-formed rose bushes and even standards.
M C Mackenzie and Sons state a third year is needed to renew branches while avoiding briar stocks used for Standard roses. They advise immediate cutting back spring flowering climbers like American Pillar Hiawatha Dorothy Perkins and similar types and training new canes in place of removed old ones.
Small and Bulbs now on. People requiring the large gladiolus corms can ask for the list printed for us. If you have not ordered small bulblets, read this offer 100 small bulblets under peas in size but quick to bloom, 2/4 post free. a mixture of many kinds and colors.
Banks and savings banks across Germany except the Reichsbank closed by government order on Tuesday and Wednesday to permit plans for reopening on Thursday. The Bank for International Settlements in Basle pledged help to the Reichsbank. Former US ambassador James W. Gerard in Berlin blamed Germany for the crisis, warning that its collapse could trigger a wave of communism across Western Europe.
A Paris report states the French Ministry of War is taking precautionary steps to handle any potential emergency. The measures aim to prepare security and defense resources in response to rising tensions.
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