. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 102 Die Floristen^ Review August 21, 1919. Seed Trade News AXBIOAK TBAOE ASBOOIATION sieht. Präsident, B.0. Dungan, Phlladelpbia, Pa.; • Generalsekretär Schatzmeister, C.B. Kendel, CieTeland, O. Albert Hopkins Smith, Schatzmeister des Leonard Seed Co., war 45 Jahre alt 16. August. Unter den gegenwärtigen Bedingungen Es scheint nicht viel in 5-Cent-Pakete für jedes, Pflanzer, Einzelhändler oder seedsman. Die pessimistische Erntegut Berichte aus Cali-fornia sind mit Optimismus getönt, möglicherweise aufgrund der Überzeugung, dass eine kleine Ernte Preise wiederherzustellen. Keine Römer diese YEAB. G

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 102 The Florists^ Review August 21, 1919. Seed Trade News AXEBIOAK SEES TBAOE ASBOOIATION. President, B. 0. Dungan, Phlladelpbia, Pa.; •ecretary-treasurer, C. B. Kendel, CieTeland, O. Albert Hopkins Smith, treasurer of the Leonard Seed Co., was 45 years of age August 16. Under present conditions there doesn't seem to be much in 5-cent packets for anybody, planter, retailer or seedsman. The pessimistic crop reports from Cali- fornia are tinged with optimism, possibly because of the belief that a small crop will restore prices. NO ROMANS THIS YEAB. George Tegelaar, of Drevon-Tegelaar & Co., Ollioules, Var, France, who was reported last week as having returned from France, states that while he was there the French inspector of the De- partment of Agriculture refused to is- sue permit of inspection on Eoman hya- cinths. He says he now is in receipt of a cable from his office abroad stating definitely that no certificate of inspec- tion will be issued on this variety. Consequently, no Eoman hyacinths can be exported to this country. The reason is not stated. CANNERS' PUBLICITY PLAN. The National Canners' Association has issued a booklet explaining the method and rules under which it is planned to have the 1919 pack of corn, beans and peas officially inspected and certified under the association's pub- licity plan, and stating that at least 30, 000, 000 cases of this year's pack will be processed under the official inspec- tion system. It is expected to use the proceeds of .the sale of inspection certificate stamps (at 3^ cents per case) for carrying on the work and to follow up inspection with an intensive plan of advertising which, in 1920, will feature the certifi- cate of inspection issued by the Na- tional Canners' Association. There will be a general campaign of advertising in 1919, in the benefits of which the indus- try as a whole will share. PASSING THE BUCK. Beyond question there is demand for more Japanese lilie

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