. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 17 # ri3! -^^^rf^rr Mm y'i^.isL, s;^ '.•^'j-- •^Mlf? BrugM International Exiiibition in the Market Square. (The Remainder of the Exhibition was in the Municipal Buildlnff, Under the Belfry Tower.) Furthermore, when grown in the field they need no watering, an occasional cultivation being the only labor in- volved. Plants should not go into larger than 5-inch or 6-inch pots. I always manage to get the biggest into the larger of these two sizes. CHAELES C. YOUNG. Charles C. Young, vice-president elect of the St. Louis Florists' Club, is treasurer of
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 17 # ri3! -^^^rf^rr Mm y'i^.isL, s;^ '.•^'j-- •^Mlf? BrugM International Exiiibition in the Market Square. (The Remainder of the Exhibition was in the Municipal Buildlnff, Under the Belfry Tower.) Furthermore, when grown in the field they need no watering, an occasional cultivation being the only labor in- volved. Plants should not go into larger than 5-inch or 6-inch pots. I always manage to get the biggest into the larger of these two sizes. CHAELES C. YOUNG. Charles C. Young, vice-president elect of the St. Louis Florists' Club, is treasurer of the C. Young & Sons <"o., and son of James Young, president of the company. He was born in St. Louis and is 24 years of age, married and has two children. President-elect Weber also is a young man and they should make a good, lively team. The members have pledged themselves to support them by attending, and man/ interesting meetings can be looked for during the autumn and winter months. J. J. B. SHOW AT BEUOES, BELaiUM. An International Exhibition. ^ Under the auspices of the Eoyal Horticultural Society of Bruges, an in- ternational exhibition was held, Au- gust 11 to 18. As the ancient city of Bruges holds a prominent position in the export horticultural trade of Eu- rope, the exhibition was one 'df consid- erable importance and attracted a large number of visitors from various countries engaged in the horticultural trade. On the jury there were leading horticulturists from England, France, Germany, Sweden, and, from America, •T. Tyson, of Madison, N. J. On the. Cbarlet G. Yotfoe. completion of their 'duties, Belgian hos- pitality was bountifully extended and an enjoyable time was spent in the exhibition and nurseries of Bruges. Where Bay Trees Flourish. Bay trees, palms, orchids and dra- csenas were special features. The spa- cious Market Square, adjacent to the famous belfry, was surrounded by a belt of bay trees of various forms and sizes, five or six rows
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