. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. I^po/. The American Florist. 1379. A LETTUOE HOUSE AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF M. M. MIE8SE, LANCASTER, OHIO. 'Mr. and Mrs. Scbnltheis have the heart- felt sympathy of the trade in their sad bereavement. The Dutch bulb men are rapidly thin- ning out. Last Saturday there were eight of them to sail on one steamer and the last ol them are due to leave by May They report generally that their orders fall short of those taken last year. Chas. Maynard, formerly gardener for Mrs. Ames, at North Baston, Mass., has located
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. I^po/. The American Florist. 1379. A LETTUOE HOUSE AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF M. M. MIE8SE, LANCASTER, OHIO. 'Mr. and Mrs. Scbnltheis have the heart- felt sympathy of the trade in their sad bereavement. The Dutch bulb men are rapidly thin- ning out. Last Saturday there were eight of them to sail on one steamer and the last ol them are due to leave by May They report generally that their orders fall short of those taken last year. Chas. Maynard, formerly gardener for Mrs. Ames, at North Baston, Mass., has located at Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, in charge of the G. B. Schlegel place. A. Warendorffwill remove from Broad- way to 9 West Thirtieth street, and will not locate with Mr. Pleischman as pre- viously reported. The New York Cut Flower Company will be located in their new quarters, Sixth avenue and Twenty-sixth street in a few days. The Phillips Manufacturing Company has secured land in Jersey City, where they will erect a factory in the immediate future. W. S. Allen is about to move to a new location at 5;; West Twenty-eighth 'Street, over Bradshaw's wholesale place. M. A. Hart will remove on May 1 to the store No. 48 West Thirtieth street, lately occupied by Brinley & Co. A. Herrmann sailed on the Barbarosa Thursday, April 25, for Bremen. He will be gone about two months. Julius Lang is receiving heavy ship- ments of Campbell violets of exceptional , quality. Sander & Co.'s orchid sale at Cleary's last week was a big success. C. W. Ward's carnations at John Young's are very fine. Visitors: Edgar,Waverley, Mass.; J. H. Rebstock, Buflalo. N. Y. Boston. THB ADVKNT OF SPKING LENDS ADDITIONAL INTEREST TO SHRUBBERY AT ARNOLD ARBORETUM. — BARLY BLOOMBRS ARE OUT.—HAVOC OF THB WINTER SEASON. — MANY STRANGE CONTRADICTIONS. — MANY SUPPOSEDLY HARDY SUCCIMB WHILE DOUBTFUL SUBJECTS SURVIVE.—VARIOUS NOTES. With the opening of spring the shrub- bery plantations at ths Arn
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