. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 28. Mai 1914. Die Floristen Review 28 EIN ROSA FOmSETTIA. Weihnachtsstern puleherrima Trebsti, sagt einer Der britische Handel Papiere, quot-ing Moeller Deutsche Gaertner-Zei-tung ist ein Sport, der weißen S. pul-eherrima Alba. Es unterscheidet sich von den üblichen roten und cremefarbenen Weihnachtsstern in der Farbe der Hüllblätter, die ein zartes Lachsrosa; die niedrigsten Hüllblätter nur etwas schattig mit Grün. Die Blüten erreichen einen Durchmesser von fast 11 cm und die Zweige, die Blätter auf der Basis, sind 38 cm lang. In der Gewohnheit der Anlage ist wie t

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. May 28, 1914. The Florists' Review 28 A PINK FOmSETTIA. Poinsettia puleherrima Trebsti, says one of the British trade papers, quot- ing Moeller's Deutsche Gaertner-Zei- tung, is a sport of the white P. pul- eherrima alba. It differs from the usual red and cream poinsettias in the color of its bracts, which are a delicate salmon pink; the lowest bracts only are somewhat shaded with green. The flowers reach a diameter of nearly eleven inches and the shoots, which have leaves down to the base, are thirty-eight inches long. In habit the plant is like the type. It promises to become a valuable florists' plant be- cause of its beautiful, striking appear- ance. It was originated by Albert Trebst, of Merseburg, Germany, and will be distributed this year. NEW ORLEANS. The Market. Business during the last two weeks was as good as can be expected at this time of the year. Gladioli and sweet peas are still in bloom, and the first crops of Shasta daisies and gardenias are coming in. Louisiana lilies, which can be seen in immense quantities all over the city, are in the last stages of their glory. The observance of Mothers' day among the flower buying public here is extremely limited and cannot be com- pared with that in other cities of the country. Although some special advertising for this day is done by local florists and.the wearing of flow- ers on that day is encouraged at the schools and churches, yet it seems that this beautiful custom will never be really popular here, much to the dis- comfort of the florists, who tried their best to make it as grand a day here as it is elsewhere. Market gardeners and growers are reporting a continuous sale of all kinds of pot plants, especially bedding stock, but the season is advancing and soon their harvest for this time of the year will be made. Club Meeting. The New Orleans Horticultural Soci- ety held its monthly meeting May 21, at the Chamber of Commerce building. President P. A. Chopin

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