. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. OCTOBEB 21, 1015. The Florists^ Review 13 THE BARS ABE DOWN. Azalea Imports Unrestricted. The Belgian minister at Washington advises as follows under date of Octo- ber 14: "The regulations (by the British government, concerning shipment of goods of Belgian origin via Kotterdam) have been relaxed in the case of Bel- gian nursery stock, which is now being exported freely to the United States, under an arrangement with the Belgian Horticultural Syndicate, that all con- signees are instructed to pay the pur- chase money in due course to the Banque
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. OCTOBEB 21, 1015. The Florists^ Review 13 THE BARS ABE DOWN. Azalea Imports Unrestricted. The Belgian minister at Washington advises as follows under date of Octo- ber 14: "The regulations (by the British government, concerning shipment of goods of Belgian origin via Kotterdam) have been relaxed in the case of Bel- gian nursery stock, which is now being exported freely to the United States, under an arrangement with the Belgian Horticultural Syndicate, that all con- signees are instructed to pay the pur- chase money in due course to the Banque Beige pour I'Etranger, 2 Bish- opsgate, ; What Wm the Effect Be? After all, the fall imports of azaleas and other Belgian nursery stock are being permitted to proceed almost with- out restriction. Just what effect it will have on the normal volume of imports it is diflScult to say, as the uncertainty has been great, no one knowing from day to day what the regulations and conditions would be tomorrow. Orders no doubt were cut by some, while they were increased and scattered by others. Every boat from Eotterdam now brings large shipments of Belgian plants, but it will remain for the end of the sea- son to show whether or not the total is above or below that of normal years. Many Cases Already Here. As reported in The Eeview for Octo- ber 14, shipments of Belgian plants, principally azaleas, began leaving Eot- terdam as early as September 4, 945 cases of plants reaching New York on the Noordam October 4. The Eyndam and Oosterdyk, which arrived October 18, brought still larger quantities and the Westerdyk, due in a few days, has many consignments of both Belgian and Holland plants. McHutchison & Co., New York, state they alone have a total of 796 packages on these three boats. DEATH OF CLEMATIS. The sudden dying of clematis plants, especially wherever the large-flowered kinds are grown extensively in America and Europe, has been noted for many years, and the cause
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