. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 120 Die Floristen^ Review Januauk 27, 1921. Diese Woche viele Besucher von außerhalb Massachusetts in Boston die Teilnahme an der Jahrestagung der Neuen En waren - der stopfbuchse Baumschulen an der neuen amerikanischen Haus, am 25. Januar und 26. ? Januar 15, 1913, Oliver K. Sanders, der Sanders Baumschule Co., St. Louis, MO., war Miss Ethel Tschad verheiratet - sey. Sie feierten ihre achte ein - niversary an diesem Tag an ihrem Haus, 623 Clara Avenue. Die jährliche Konferenz- und des New York State Baumschulen der Associa-tion wird an der Befugnisse Hotel abgehalten werden,

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 120 The Florists^ Review Januauk 27, 1921. This week many visitors from outside Massachusetts were in Boston attending the annual convention of the New En- gland Nurserymen's Association at the New American House, January 25 and 26. ? January 15, 1913, Oliver K. Sanders, of the Sanders Nursery Co., St. Louis, Mo., was married to Miss Ethel Chad- sey. They celebrated their eighth an- niversary on that day at their home, 623 Clara avenue. The annual meeting and banquet of the New York State Nurserymen's Associa- tion will be held at the Powers hotel, Rochester, Thursday, February 17, 1921. The meeting will be addressed by nursery- men of national prominence. Canton, S. D., has a new nursery, to be known as the Faribault & Sioux Val- ley Nursery Co. The members of the company are Geno Laurenson, S. G. Gin- ney and S. F. McClane. The company owns about twenty acres of land' near Canton and about 135 acres at Faribault, Minn. J. H. Stahl, of the Western Washing- ton Experiment Station, has returned to Puyallup, Wash., from a trip through Washington and Oregon, and he reports a census of growers and nurserymen shows a big demand for berry canes to be set out in sections where the frosts last year killed the apple trees. There is also a growing interest in cherries to be noted. The New York Mail published an in- terview with G. H. Schroeder, head of the Narrows Nursery Co., January 15. Mr. Schroeder advised the public to place or- ders for nursery stock and landscape work without delay, as present delay meant greater delay when the spring and summer rush was at hand. The article was excellent publicity for this new com- pany, which was formed only about eighteen months ago. PROPAGATING HARDY GRAPES. Would you please describe the best method for propagating grapes? Is it always necessary that the cuttings cal- lous over on the cut end or would grape cuttings cut in early spring be all right? Grape culture is practically new

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