Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches . genious florist whooriginated it. Bouquets show no new departures so far; theyare stiU big pyramidal nosegays. We are told thatcorsage bunches will not be so large, but it stillappears the custom for each lovely creature towear as big a bunch as she can obtain. By theway, there is a new patent fastening for corsagebouquets which is very convenient. It is built onthe same plan as a safety pin, but instead of astraight bar it fastens into a spiral spring, strongenough to hold the flowers
Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches . genious florist whooriginated it. Bouquets show no new departures so far; theyare stiU big pyramidal nosegays. We are told thatcorsage bunches will not be so large, but it stillappears the custom for each lovely creature towear as big a bunch as she can obtain. By theway, there is a new patent fastening for corsagebouquets which is very convenient. It is built onthe same plan as a safety pin, but instead of astraight bar it fastens into a spiral spring, strongenough to hold the flowers in place, yet yielding toaccommodate a large bunch. Very convenient. Apparently the favorite boutonniere is still around bunch of Violets, as displayed by the youthwith a big stick and a baggy suit of clothes. It is a wonder tliat the modest English Primrosehas not appeared this spring for the corsage orbutton hole: apart from its own beauty it wouldsuggest a familiarity with the Primrose League,highly attractive to the admirers of our Englishcousins. Emily Louise TaiUN, 176 POPULAR GARDENING. July, ^HT. FROMTHE-
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