. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1130 The American Florist. April 7, Baltimore. HALLIDAY HAS SOME EXCELLENT WINDOW DECORATIONS.—MUCH INTEREST IN THK CLUB.—MRS. BILL RECOVERING. It is not common to decorate windows elaborately during Lent but the display of VV. J. Halliday was quite a picture last week. One window was banked with ericas, bunches of the same being carried up the columns at the side by means of Kift hangers. Tartan ribbons were used here and there, the evident design being a Scotch effect, except in one corner where a tall cluster o
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1130 The American Florist. April 7, Baltimore. HALLIDAY HAS SOME EXCELLENT WINDOW DECORATIONS.—MUCH INTEREST IN THK CLUB.—MRS. BILL RECOVERING. It is not common to decorate windows elaborately during Lent but the display of VV. J. Halliday was quite a picture last week. One window was banked with ericas, bunches of the same being carried up the columns at the side by means of Kift hangers. Tartan ribbons were used here and there, the evident design being a Scotch effect, except in one corner where a tall cluster of American Beauties with a small bunch of red, white and blue ribbon gave the American touch. Back of all was a mass of genistas. The other window was massed with rhodo- dendrons behind Bridesmaid roses. Lily of the valley and violets finished the front and a large but verv slenderly built wreath of the same flowers was suspended midway above. The effect was most pleasing. Mrs. Fannie Hill has almost recovered from her accident. The broken wrist is still encased in plaster and very painful, but she hopes to be able to use it in a week or so to answer the letters of inquiry and condolence which came from friends in other cities. The last club meeting was well attended, the new president occupying the chair with ability. Eight new members were elected and a large number of names taken for the carnation society, owing to the exertions of F. G. Burger and R L. Graham, who have been appointed a committee to extend the membership of the national society. Mack. Methuen, Mass —The greenhouses of Jas. Madding have been sold and will be removed to another location. ASPARAGUS SPRENGERI. fine plants, 2!/.- 11- P"' M per 100 NEW FORGET-ME-NOT. Suttons Gems, larfjc rejuly to bloom ^ per 100 DAHLiAS, TKimfd sorts, fifld roots $4 per 100 BEGONIAS, (liiberous) single $3 per 100 GLOXINIAS, tine *3 per 100 GLADIOLI, line mixture, 2d size j-J per 1000 SEND rOR CAJALO
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