The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . butted glass fad. I tender my thanks to Mr. Ingram for puttingme wise regarding the gender of .Scott, please take notjce and dress accordingly. JOHN BIRNIE. Reflections on Current Topics. MR. EDITOR: I observe it has become the fashionfor .scribblers having views to express, to prefacetheir .screeds with a quotation from a poet. I wouldwillingly fall into line: but as this is the season ofgarden making, when all Nature is bursting intobud, blossom, and song,
The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . butted glass fad. I tender my thanks to Mr. Ingram for puttingme wise regarding the gender of .Scott, please take notjce and dress accordingly. JOHN BIRNIE. Reflections on Current Topics. MR. EDITOR: I observe it has become the fashionfor .scribblers having views to express, to prefacetheir .screeds with a quotation from a poet. I wouldwillingly fall into line: but as this is the season ofgarden making, when all Nature is bursting intobud, blossom, and song, I am too busy reading andfollowing out the instructions of the National Coun-cil of Horticulture, to find time to search the Scrip-tures even, let alone poetic productions. Any onewho carries out modern horticultural advice can, Ithink, readily endorse Charles Dudley Warner whenhe .says: What a man most needs in gardening isa cast-iron back with a hinge in it.* * * I fail to see where John Birnies quotation is analogy is not clear as between himself and thebumble bee or the plundering herd. The poignancy.
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