. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The Florists^ Review FnmuABZ 27. 191ft. WIRE HANGING BASKETS PRICE LIST, 1919 PLAIN WIRE HANGING BASKETS 10-inch ., $ . 12-inch, 14-inch 16-inch Sheet Noss in Bags Per Bag, $ and $ Our Sheet Noss is the best value for the money in the marlcet MICHISAN CUT FLOWER EXCHAN6E, 264-266 landolph Street, Detroit, MwitloB Tht B»Tl«w wlwa job wrIU. NEW OBLEAN& The Market. Business throughout the month was fair. Bedding stock was a prominent item ^1 the market. Home-grown cut flowen are' still -scarce. The last of the Bom
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The Florists^ Review FnmuABZ 27. 191ft. WIRE HANGING BASKETS PRICE LIST, 1919 PLAIN WIRE HANGING BASKETS 10-inch ., $ . 12-inch, 14-inch 16-inch Sheet Noss in Bags Per Bag, $ and $ Our Sheet Noss is the best value for the money in the marlcet MICHISAN CUT FLOWER EXCHAN6E, 264-266 landolph Street, Detroit, MwitloB Tht B»Tl«w wlwa job wrIU. NEW OBLEAN& The Market. Business throughout the month was fair. Bedding stock was a prominent item ^1 the market. Home-grown cut flowen are' still -scarce. The last of the Boman hyacinths will soon be cut and narcissi are not yet- .in- bloom. Grand Mogul is coming into favor «nd is extensively used for funeral work. Single outdoor violets are arriving in quantities and of good quality. ]^om now until March 4 is the time of our carnival and although the usual parades and ball9 have been abandoned, a week of' grand opera and many social func- tions will help to make up for the omis- sion. l*he florists expect good business, at any rate. Although February was a month of mild weather, with no frost at all, it was too wet to do much outdoor planting and local plant growers are likely to do a rushing business all of next month. - Olub Meetings. '.^ The New Orleans Horticultural So- ciety held its first monthly meeting since November, February 20, at 419 Charles street. In the absence of Presi- .dent'C. Eble, Vice-president J. Bernard presided. The attendance was unusu- ally large. A communication from the Federal Horticultural Board dealing with the plant embargo was read and its contents discussed. The members decided to take no action. Paul Abele was appointed to repre- sent the society at the meeting called to organize the New Orleans Garden Club. Frank Bieth was elected a member of the Horticultural Society. Bichard Eichling exhibited a speci- men of Adiantum gloriosum and one of the Creole Easter lily, both in 6-inch pots. They were pronounced as
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