. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 88 The Florists' Review June 26, 1919. READY NOW We have ready now a fine lot of young Chrysanthemum plants to plant right into your benches. Our list of varieties includes Tiger, Rager, Lena Baum, Marigold, Comoleta, Unaka, Oconto, Crystal Gem, Golden Queen, Josephine Foley, Chieftain, Lynn- wood Hall, Dolly Dimple, Fall Beauty, Mrs. Seidewitz, Harvard, Autocrat, Nagoya, Maud Dean, V/jfkite Dean and others. We will be glad to make a selection of varieties that will cover Ihe^^eason in the various colors for yoii. We also have a fine selection of P
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 88 The Florists' Review June 26, 1919. READY NOW We have ready now a fine lot of young Chrysanthemum plants to plant right into your benches. Our list of varieties includes Tiger, Rager, Lena Baum, Marigold, Comoleta, Unaka, Oconto, Crystal Gem, Golden Queen, Josephine Foley, Chieftain, Lynn- wood Hall, Dolly Dimple, Fall Beauty, Mrs. Seidewitz, Harvard, Autocrat, Nagoya, Maud Dean, V/jfkite Dean and others. We will be glad to make a selection of varieties that will cover Ihe^^eason in the various colors for yoii. We also have a fine selection of Pompon varieties. $ per 1000. [ Place your order NOW for Poinsettias, for delivery whenever you want them. $ per 100, $ per 1000. Get your order in for our new pinl^carnation RUTH BAUR for delivery early in 1920. $ per 100, $ p^ 1000. - BAUR & STEINKANP 3800 Rockwood Ave. ^~ INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Mention The ReTlew when yon write. GLEN COVE, N. Y. Rose Show. The annual show of the Nassau Coun- ty Horticultural Society was held June 11. The exhibits were splendid and aroused keen competition. The feature of the show was the tablS* decoration contest. Robert Jones was awarded first prize; Angus B. McGregor, second; William Milstead, third, and Thomas Henderson, fourth. Awards in the rose section went to J. McCarthy, F. Johnson, J. Sutherland, J. Waite, F. Watson and A. Sheriff. Prizes in outdoor flowers were awarded to E. Harris and A. Stango. Club Meeting. The monthly meeting of the Nassau County Horticultural Society was held on the evening of June 11. President Joseph Adler presided. Ernest West- lake, who had been secretary of the club for the last six years, tendered his resig- nation. Joseph Muler, George E. Bald- win, Arthur Adams, Thomas Wade, Harr}- Baldwin and Dennis Minogue were elected to active membership. The club decided to hold a basket picnic sometime in August. The next meeting of the society will be held July 9. It will be sweet j)ea ni
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