. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Dieser Motor bietet ein Spray Lilie Tliis wenn direkt Pumpen in zwei Zeilen von %- incii Schlauch, und es erfordert nur einen 2-PS-Motor, es zu tun. Diese Größe ist in der Lage, von 800 bis 1000 Liter Wasser oder flüssige Dünger pro Stunde mit einem Druck von bis zu 90 Pfund pro Quadratzoll. Dies ist gleich dem Druck aus dem Tank 200 Fuß hoch. STANDARD Pumpen Motoren wurden mit den besonderen Bedürfnissen der Floristen und gar-deners entwickelt. Ihre wichtigsten Anspruch auf ihre Aufmerksamkeit, ihre Wirtschaft und ihre absolute rauablllty. Eine "Geld-zurück-

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. This Engine Gives a Spray Lilie Tliis when pumping directly into two lines of %-incii hose, and it only requires a 2-horsepower engine to do it. This size is capable of delivering from 800 to 1000 gallons of water or liquid fertilizer per hour against any pressure up to 90 pounds per square inch. This is equal to the pressure from a tank 200 feet high. STANDARD PUMPING ENGINES were developed with the particular needs of florists and gar- deners in mind. Their main claim on your attention is their economy and absolute rauablllty. A "money-back- If-unsatiBfaotory" guarantee goes with every Standard fumping Engine. Send us your name and address for free Catalogue No. 12. The Standard Pump & Engine Co., i4 Micwgan st, Cleveland, o Mention The Review when you write.. PITTSBURGH. The Market. April has elosed somewhat better than one would have thought; stock shortened up last week and prices be- came somewhat firmer, and the month, taken as a whole, has been quite satis- factory. The wholesale houses had a new experience the last few days of the week, cleaning up everything that was good at fair prices, but the retail- ers seem to be doing a quiet business; no rush any place and some little com- plaint in others about quiet trade. The cut flower growers do not like so much rain, as it prevents the planting of car- nations in the field. Plantsmen are be ginning to push out some of their stock, as all are now crowded for room. All believe the indications are for a good spring trade. All the California privet hedges in this A'icinity are winter-killed. Many are cutting to the ground, hoping they will come again, but most of the plants are entirely dead. The same is true of many of the so-called hardy herbaceous plants, and people who had fine borders and beds last season are finding plenty of holes to replant. Various Notes. The John Bader Co. will put up sev- eral new plant houses this year, and has added an auto d

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