. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 54 The Florists^ Review Febhuaky 6, 1918. SPECINEN GOLDEN PRIVET We offer the following exceptionally fine specimens: Quantity to offer Height 100 6-7 feet 250 6-8 feet 100 4-5 feet 300 3-4 feet Diameter Per doz. 4-6 feet $ 3-4 feet 3-3I2 feet li2-2feet These are good plants in every way, and well rooted, very suitable for flrst- class landscape work. S. BIDE & SONS, Ltd. Famham, Surrey, England Mention The Review when you write. roR s E E D S d aO kinds apply to 1 W. W. JOHNSON & SON, lid. 1 BOSTON, KITGLAND | Men
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 54 The Florists^ Review Febhuaky 6, 1918. SPECINEN GOLDEN PRIVET We offer the following exceptionally fine specimens: Quantity to offer Height 100 6-7 feet 250 6-8 feet 100 4-5 feet 300 3-4 feet Diameter Per doz. 4-6 feet $ 3-4 feet 3-3I2 feet li2-2feet These are good plants in every way, and well rooted, very suitable for flrst- class landscape work. S. BIDE & SONS, Ltd. Famham, Surrey, England Mention The Review when you write. roR s E E D S d aO kinds apply to 1 W. W. JOHNSON & SON, lid. 1 BOSTON, KITGLAND | Menttoa Tbe Review when you write. one-half of the tonnage goes to Europe> the larger part to England, but quite a quantity to the Continent.'' Those who like both the yellow kernel and the white in sweet com can now se- cure a combination of the two colors on the same cob. Judging from the long list of success- ful bidders, the free distribution of seeds la likely to be a permanent rather than a vanishing institution. The J. W. Jung Seed Co., Randolph, Wis., reports having recently booked an order from the Great Northern railroad for 1,000 bushels Swedish Select oats for use on its experimental farms. TOO WET IN WASHINGTON. The following is from a local news- paper published at Bellingham, Wash.: *' Because of heavy rains of last year, which ruined hundreds of tons of seed, the Morse Seed Co., San Francisco, has decided not to let seed contracts in this vicinity this year. This announcement is made by Vander Yacht, of Lynden, whose brother acted as agent for the company here last .year. Mr. Yacht has the following to say: " 'While it is true that last season was the first in many years when rains during harvest have done any harm, the seed company doesn't seem to take that into account. I understand that it pro- poses to grow seed this year in Idaho. " 'The D. M. Ferry people also con- tracted for a lot of seed peas in the neighborhood of Lynden last year. I haven't
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