. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 58 The Rorists^ Review Jdnb 9, 1921 Seed Trade News AKKUOAH BKKD TKASX ABSOOXAZIOB. PrMldaBt, H. O. HMtiBffa, Atlante, Oa.; mt- retory-tr—iiiwr. 0. ?? K«b«1»1. a«T«Uiid. O. William J. Collins, of Carters Tested Seeds Co., Boston, will sail on a trip to England and Scotland, June 26. The report from Newark, N. J., is that the last two weeks of May saw the larg- est sale of seeds of any time this year. Have you reserved a room at the Pea- body hotel, Memphis, for June 20 and 21, and one at the Statler hotel, St. Louis, June 22 to 24? Travelers in the
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 58 The Rorists^ Review Jdnb 9, 1921 Seed Trade News AKKUOAH BKKD TKASX ABSOOXAZIOB. PrMldaBt, H. O. HMtiBffa, Atlante, Oa.; mt- retory-tr—iiiwr. 0. ?? K«b«1»1. a«T«Uiid. O. William J. Collins, of Carters Tested Seeds Co., Boston, will sail on a trip to England and Scotland, June 26. The report from Newark, N. J., is that the last two weeks of May saw the larg- est sale of seeds of any time this year. Have you reserved a room at the Pea- body hotel, Memphis, for June 20 and 21, and one at the Statler hotel, St. Louis, June 22 to 24? Travelers in the seed trade seem to be resting. They consider it easier, as well as much less expensive, to see most or their customers at once at the coming conventions. Acreage for the coming season is re- ported by John Bodger & Sons Co., Los Angeles, to be slightly reduced on some of its specialties, but slightly increased on asters and zinnias. Roy K. Wheeler, of the Pieters- Wheeler Seed Co., Gilroy, Cal., and not L. W. Wheeler, as reported in The Review of May 26, was a visitor in Chicago the previous week. He attended a fraternal convention during his stay. A SUDDEN drop in business has surprised some houses, both wholesale and retail. Of course, a drop is always expected at this time of the year, but it came so sud- denly and business dropped to the min- imum so quickly that much comment was occasioned. After the meeting of the Southern Seedsmen's Association, at Memphis, ad- journs, Ralph B. Howe and H. A. Bertoli, of W. W. Barnard Co., Chicago, will take the train for St. Louis to attend the con- vention there of the American Seed Trade Association. The outlook for domestic crimson clover seed production this year is gloomy. Reports submitted by growers and ship- pers to the United States Bureau of Mar- kets indicate that the commercial supply of domestic seed of this crop will be even smaller than the 350,000-pound crop of last year. The recent heavy rainfall at Los Ange
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