. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. NATIVE FANCY und DOLCH FARNE Nun SCHÖNES LAGER SCHREIBEN FÜR PREISE Bronce und Qreen GALAX, 1,25 $ pro 1000 Strlctlr Fretb und Nr. 1 Soathern SMILAX, $ 8,00 SO-Ib. Fälle Tr7 auf * eaae und 70a wird mehr gegessen -^' iM^wenn laar "l Festoonlnr. Freah lieferbar inppllad auf Abbruch ; ass es für Brüllen und andere weddlnga almllar decorationi; nothlns besser. Sphacnam Moaa. 8,00 $ pro große Ballen - Kiefer, 12 c pro lb. Filiale Laarel. Große bandlea, aOc. Hemlock, große bandies, Tl.lO, Post und L. D. Telefon: Addrcu MILLINGTON, Masse. Fernschreiber Addreaa: NEUE SALEM, M

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. NATIVE FANCY and DAGGER FERNS Now Ready NICE STOCK WRITE FOR PRICES Bronce and Qreen GALAX, $1.25 per 1000 Strlctlr Fretb and No. 1 Soathern SMILAX, $8.00 SO-Ib. cases Tr7 on* eaae and 70a will ate more- ^'iM^iF Laar«l Festoonlnr. Freah stock inppllad on abort notice; ate It for roar weddlnga and other almllar decorationi; nothlns better. Sphacnam Moaa. $8.00 per large bale- Ground Pine, 12c per lb. Branch Laarel. large bandlea, aOc. Hemlock, large bandies, tl.lO, Post Office and L. D. Phone Addrcu: MILLINGTON, MASS. Telegraph Addreaa: NEW SALEM, MASS. asks you, throngh its president, to make suggestions for our mutual benefit and improvement. Any proposition you can advance that will work for our mutual interest will be gladly received, dis- cussed and acted on at our convention in Kansas City, next week. There has always been the most friendly feeling between the American and Canadian florists, and we want this kindly feeling to continue to grow and j)rosp('r." Other Addresses. Another representative of the trade south of the border was present in the person of Herman H. Bartsch, head of the W. W. Edgar Co., Waverley, Mass., who presented an address on cyclamen culture, summarized on another page of this issue. An al)le address was made by F. Gil- bert, of London, Ont., on rock garden- ing, in whicli lie explained its funda- mentals in clear and concise fashion. His remarks are given in full on another page. At this convention addresses were few, and opjiortunity for visiting and sight-seeing was given a large place on the program. In fact, the latter occu- pied the greater part of the time after the opening day. One session, that on Wednesday morning, was given over to tlie retail section of the organization, and another session, Thursday evening, was set aside for closing business of the association. Chadron, Neb. -Rajiid progress is Ijcing mailc in tlic constnictiou of the new grcciilKiiisf being crocttMl hv W

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