. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1919. The American Florist. 47. CYPRIPEDIUM INSIGNE. At the Range of John liurton, Philadelphia. Pa. it with Flowers" was used, was also a great aid as many of the publica- lii'Ms leached the men abroad, while the European Herald cjillcd attention to the service, uninterrupted notwith- standing war .and its horrors. Beins first in this big-, new Kuropean war field, Mr. Stumpp naturally secured the cream of the business. Concordia Greenhouses. One of the show places of Con- cordia. Kan., and one of the most mo
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1919. The American Florist. 47. CYPRIPEDIUM INSIGNE. At the Range of John liurton, Philadelphia. Pa. it with Flowers" was used, was also a great aid as many of the publica- lii'Ms leached the men abroad, while the European Herald cjillcd attention to the service, uninterrupted notwith- standing war .and its horrors. Beins first in this big-, new Kuropean war field, Mr. Stumpp naturally secured the cream of the business. Concordia Greenhouses. One of the show places of Con- cordia. Kan., and one of the most modern establishments of its kind in that part of the country is that of the Concordia Greenhouses. During the past season a new office building was erected at a cost of .*.";00. the in- terior containing office, .salesroom and workshop on the first floor while above is commodious space for the display of baskets, wreaths, etc., and a room than can be used for sleeping quarters. The basement has a stor- room for coal in addition to the space occupied by two large boilers. The store interior is six feet with rough art brick, the balance plaster which is colored old ivory, making an attractive setting for the floral arrangements. All stock at the range is looking especially fine al present. Petersburg. Va.—While prices were better than in 1917, according to W. S. Yovmg, the volume of Christmas trade was about equal to that of a year The supply of cut flowers was limited, the quality was not as good as in for- mer years and no bulbous flowers were available. Everything in pot plants cleaned up. Cyprlpedium Insl^ne. While cypripediums. particularly in- signe. are not considered very high grade in the orchid family, they are orchids and have a value, and exclusive color shades, which together with their qualities, make them valuable as a cut flower. One of the largest commercial col- lections of the insigne is grown by John Bm-ton. Chestnut Hill
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