. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 66 The Florists^ Review r-KKUL-AItY 26, 1914. time clearing land on his ranch, near Oregon City. He is also putting up one house 24x150, which will be a nucleus for his future range. He will grow sweet peas, pansies and bedding plants. The writer wishes to correct a recent report regarding the sale of the Bodley tract of land. The name should have been W. T. Bodley, instead of R. M. Bodley, as stated. Max M. Smith, one of our most enter- jirising florists, runs some fine special features in his windows. He was the first to have a daffodil window; l
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 66 The Florists^ Review r-KKUL-AItY 26, 1914. time clearing land on his ranch, near Oregon City. He is also putting up one house 24x150, which will be a nucleus for his future range. He will grow sweet peas, pansies and bedding plants. The writer wishes to correct a recent report regarding the sale of the Bodley tract of land. The name should have been W. T. Bodley, instead of R. M. Bodley, as stated. Max M. Smith, one of our most enter- jirising florists, runs some fine special features in his windows. He was the first to have a daffodil window; last ?week he specialized in hyacinths and azaleas, with stunning effects. A call at C. A. Epperson's nursery proved that everyone there was busy. "This is Mr. Epperson's second year of business. He says he is entirely satis- fied with trade to date, and that there is a big future outlook. Wilkinson & Baxter, of Gladstone, •Ore., have been shipping a nice lot of Asparagus plumosus to this market. "The local growers have about exhausted their cut. Hans Niklas has returned from his ihoneymoon trip to Canada. Frank Luepke, of Vancouver, Wash., reports an exceedingly busy week, with an amount of funeral work and deco- rating that made it necessary to call on the local market for additional stock. O. C. Hughec has opened a butcher shop at Washougal, Wash., as a side line. He has a good man in charge of his greenhouses at Camas, Wash., where he grows carnations, greens and vege- tables. John Gower, of Newberg, Ore., is shipping a fine lot of callas to this jnarket. M. G. Coe, of Bend, Ore., is shipping in some fine sweet peas. E. R. C. CATALOaUES EECEIVED. Phoenix Nursery Co., BloominptoD, III.—A spe- •tliil list issued uiider the title. "Uecelver's Snle of Nursery and Greenbouse ; Lynch Nursery Co., Menlo Pnrk, Cal.—List of •cliiysauthemum and carnation stock. R. H. Bath. Ltd., Wisbech, England.—S|ieclal trade list of chrysanthemums, c
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