. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 116 The Florists^ Review Apbil 14, 1921 Germany in 1919. The United States haa been the best customer in miscel- laneous garden seeds, with Germany a fair second, the rest of the exports being scattered over northern Europe. The United States takes about sixty per cent of the flower seeds and Great Britain most of the remainder, while the United States takes seventy-five per cent of the beet seed and Italy most of the remainder. OATALOGXTES RECEIVED. Alt F. Clark, Netcong, N. J.—"Abridged Dic- tionary of the Dahlia for 1921," a clearly, a
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 116 The Florists^ Review Apbil 14, 1921 Germany in 1919. The United States haa been the best customer in miscel- laneous garden seeds, with Germany a fair second, the rest of the exports being scattered over northern Europe. The United States takes about sixty per cent of the flower seeds and Great Britain most of the remainder, while the United States takes seventy-five per cent of the beet seed and Italy most of the remainder. OATALOGXTES RECEIVED. Alt F. Clark, Netcong, N. J.—"Abridged Dic- tionary of the Dahlia for 1921," a clearly, accu- rately printed 23'Page catalogue, in pocket form. "Dahlia catalogues," says Mr. Clark, "as a rule are more or less typographical puzzles," on account of the difficulty in finding therein the name of any desired variety. Therefore, instead of dividing his stock into groups according to type, he has nrrnnged the entire collection in one continuous alphubeticui list, attaching an abbreviation to the name of each variety to In- dicate the class to which It belongs. A con- densed wholesale list also is enclosed. Greenfield Tap & Die Corporation, Greenfield, Mass.—"How I Fixed It," an interesting 108- page booklet, illustrating and describing nu- merous devices that are adapted for making quick repairs. Many of the forms of apparatus offered, though intended primarily for farmers, would be equally serviceable to members of the horticultural trades. "The farmer has learned," says an Introductory paragraph, "that the little jobs the blacksmith never did want to do any- way, because there was no money in them for him, can be done .lust as well and much more quickly at home if suitable repair tools are ; In the booklet many farmers and others tell about emergencies in which certain of the devices were helpful. Hence the title, "How I Fixed ; NEWARK, N. J. The Market. Business is quiet following the Easter r
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