The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Candytuft.—Middling crop. Centaurea.—Very good stand; notmuch sown. Convolvulus.—Stand very good. Dianthus.—Looks very promising. Escholtzia.—Very good. Gypsophila.—Good. Helichrysum.—Looks promising untilnow. Lobelia.—Stand Mignonette.—Average crop, ratherthin. Mimulus.—Excellent crop. Myosotis.—Fairly good. Nasturtium.—Very fairly good. Nemophila.—Good. Pansies.—Average crop, small plan-tations. Papaver.—Good crop. Petunia.—Fairly good, rather late. Phlox.—Average crop. —Pretty good. Stocks, Ten-week.—Rather late. Stoc
The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Candytuft.—Middling crop. Centaurea.—Very good stand; notmuch sown. Convolvulus.—Stand very good. Dianthus.—Looks very promising. Escholtzia.—Very good. Gypsophila.—Good. Helichrysum.—Looks promising untilnow. Lobelia.—Stand Mignonette.—Average crop, ratherthin. Mimulus.—Excellent crop. Myosotis.—Fairly good. Nasturtium.—Very fairly good. Nemophila.—Good. Pansies.—Average crop, small plan-tations. Papaver.—Good crop. Petunia.—Fairly good, rather late. Phlox.—Average crop. —Pretty good. Stocks, Ten-week.—Rather late. Stocks, Virginian.—Little sown; standvery good as yet. Sweet peas.—Little sown; looks good. Verbena.—Very good. Wallflower.—As campanula; crop ap-parently under middling. PANSY SEED. Browns extra Select superb giant prizePansies awarded silver medal St. Louis Expo-sition. 1904. My own grown, new, 1906 crop,ready. PRICE MIXED SEED: seeds $ 4OZ 130 ?^2 oz 1 oz Vi lb \i lb 1 lb Cash with order. PETER BROWN, LANCASTER, PA, IS good business policy ^ ^ «&to mention the »^ *^ •^ American Florist whf^n xvrittne to an advertiser*
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