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The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . and later delivery. The H. Weber & Sons Co ^nf^!^- ftease mention the A merican Florist when -u/ritingt Queen Beatrice Rose. Four to one shot. Four times asmany flowers as Maid. Ii Hi RKAMtKi C. fiease mention the A merican FLoriit when zeriting 282 The American Florist. Sept. /, f The Seed Trade. \; American Seed Trade Associatloa. H. W. Wood, Richmond, Va., Pres.; C. SBur^e, Toledo, O., First Vire-Pres.; C ^l. Cleveland, O., Secy and aauusU convention at NewYork, 1907 Jf Rust is very bad again this
The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . and later delivery. The H. Weber & Sons Co ^nf^!^- ftease mention the A merican Florist when -u/ritingt Queen Beatrice Rose. Four to one shot. Four times asmany flowers as Maid. Ii Hi RKAMtKi C. fiease mention the A merican FLoriit when zeriting 282 The American Florist. Sept. /, f The Seed Trade. \; American Seed Trade Associatloa. H. W. Wood, Richmond, Va., Pres.; C. SBur^e, Toledo, O., First Vire-Pres.; C ^l. Cleveland, O., Secy and aauusU convention at NewYork, 1907 Jf Rust is very bad again this year onCalifornia asparagus. Onion Seed crop reports from Cal-ifornia August 13 continue unfavorable. R. W. PoMMER, of D. I. Buslinel! &Co., St. Louis, Mo., is making a PacificCoast trip. Lem Bowen of D. M. Ferry & Co.,Detroit, Mich., is expected home fromParis in September. The death of the late Wm. McMil-lan, formerly in charge of the vegeta-ble seed department at W. W. Rawson& Cos. Boston, Mass., is recorded inour obituary J. Chas. at San Gabriel Canyon, Calitoruiu. Erfurt, August 16. — Owing to thecontinued wet weather in July and upto the present time crops are about twoweeks behind other years. .Asters havesuffered from the wet and the betterclasses are being attacked by are harvested and proved ashort crop. Verbenas and dianthus,while late, still look well. Carnationswill be very short. Stocks and pansiesare under middling, while wallflowerswill be a poor crop. 5,400 ACRES OF GARDEN SEEDSIN CULTIVATION. Brashn Seed Growers Co. WHOLESALE SEED GROWERS. SAN Jose, , Visited Chicago : J. E. Northrup,Minneapolis, Minn.; R. G. Craig, Mem-phis, Tenn.; E. V. Hallock and , N. Y.; A. B. Haven, Lodi,Cal.; S. B. Dicks, London, Eng.; OttoWiese, representing David Sachs,Quedlinburg, Germany; W. Brotherton,of the Jerome B. Rice Co., Detroit,Mich.; A. Currie, Milwaukee, Wis.; Michaels, Sioux City, la.; James
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