. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 14, l!»iy. The Florists^ Review 17 by the frequent use of the hand cultiva- tor or hand rake. Give the soil a light dressing of air-slaked lime and do not water at the roots until it becomes abso- lutely necessary. The only way to save the plants is to get them to start new root action. If this cannot be done, it is useless to bother with them. M. P. ALBANY, N. Y. Club Meeting. The Albany Florists' Club held its monthly meeting at the establishment of Heiikes Bros., at Newtonville, dur- ing the evening of August 7. There was a good attendan
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 14, l!»iy. The Florists^ Review 17 by the frequent use of the hand cultiva- tor or hand rake. Give the soil a light dressing of air-slaked lime and do not water at the roots until it becomes abso- lutely necessary. The only way to save the plants is to get them to start new root action. If this cannot be done, it is useless to bother with them. M. P. ALBANY, N. Y. Club Meeting. The Albany Florists' Club held its monthly meeting at the establishment of Heiikes Bros., at Newtonville, dur- ing the evening of August 7. There was a good attendance. Fred \V. Cloeckner was elected a member at this meeting. The dub's cntortaiiuiicMit comniittce, of whii'li Louis II. SchiU't'er is the cliair- nian, has made arrangements for a field (lay and clamhukc to be hold at Ilonkcs' irrovo, Saturday at'toriu)on, August 2;!, This promises to be a gala day in the annals of the Florists' Club, as all the members look forward to an enjoyable day. At the conclusion of the meeting, Fred Henkes invited the club to partake of a luncheon he had prepared and which was enjoyed by all. Various Notes. .Among recent callers were .T. J. Karins, representing Henry A. Dreer, Inc., Philadelphia; "Billy" Cahill, rep- resenting K. J. Irwin, of New York; i. Wt'ddcrbuni, of the Quality Brands Co., Cleveland, and Mr. Wright, of A. 11. Hewes & Co., Cambridge, Mass. W. W. Hannell, of Watervliet, is cut- ting some tine gladioli, wiiich are soiling well. Mr. Ilannell is rebuilding and re- planting several benches in his rose houses and is getting ready to house his carnations. In the field he has some fine heathers and hydrangeas, on which ho spociali/.t's. Tho cychiiuoiis at the Hannell range also are in fine condition. E. P. Tracey and his brother, Thomas, are planning to motor to the convention at Detroit, leaving Albany August 17. F. A. Danker expects to go to the con- vention with the New York delegation. The Lontix Horticultural Society,
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