. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Fires Once Every Four to Six Hours In Coldest Weather Send for Catalogu* I am' fully satisfied with your No. 2 Kroeschell boiler. I have had differ- ent kinds'of saddle and tubular boilers, but none of them give such satisfac- tion as yours. I have 7o< H) sq. ft. of glass, and your boiler would take care of bOO I sq. ft. of glass. I maintain fin" temperature and fire every four to six hour* In cold weather; otherwise from six to eight hours. B. MANTHEY, 4841 Lawrence St., St. Bernard. 0. Kroeschell Bros. Co., 444 W. Erie St, Chicalo, E
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Fires Once Every Four to Six Hours In Coldest Weather Send for Catalogu* I am' fully satisfied with your No. 2 Kroeschell boiler. I have had differ- ent kinds'of saddle and tubular boilers, but none of them give such satisfac- tion as yours. I have 7o< H) sq. ft. of glass, and your boiler would take care of bOO I sq. ft. of glass. I maintain fin" temperature and fire every four to six hour* In cold weather; otherwise from six to eight hours. B. MANTHEY, 4841 Lawrence St., St. Bernard. 0. Kroeschell Bros. Co., 444 W. Erie St, Chicalo, E Mention The Review when yon write. and on the wall on the other. This jpiping would also answer for the curled varieties, such as Grand Bapids, except ia the coldest weather, when a more rapid growth could be secured by run- ming a 2%-inch flow under the ridge and a 2-inch return on each side of the wide bed. If 2-inch flows are used, there should be three, with eight re- turns, under all conditions. NOETH ADAMS, MASS. The largest load of hardy cut ferns ever drawn into North Adams arrived the other afternoon from Beadsboro, Vt. The team was owned and driven by G. J. "Walker, of Savoy Center, Mr. Walker is one of the eastern fern deal- ers who ships to cold storage every fall and holds the ferns for the winter trade. The load contained 588,000 ferns and the gross weight was 9,625 pounds. The^ ferns were picked in the woods about Beadsboro. They were sent to the Pittsfield cold storage and com- pletely filled one freight car. EVANSVTLLE, IND. The Market. The weather is so much cooler that firing has been necessary for roses. Business is excellent and, with a num- ber of weddings for October, indications are for a busy season. Mums are here and for the next few weeks will be in great demand. Boses and carnations are improving. Asters are still of fair quality. Various Notes. C. L. Niednagel has everything in fine shape. His roses are making excel- lent growth and he will so
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