Practical floriculture; a guide to the successful cultivation of florists' plants, for the amateur and professional florist . Fig. 58.—WREATH. Fig-. 59l—CROWN. Fig. 60.—STAR. rates at which they are sold saving more than the cost ofthe labor of making them by the old methods, besides^giving correct shape to the diflerent designs. By havingan assortment of these frames on hand, a dealer can sup-ply an order in a surprisingly short time. The mannerof filling the frames is described in the preceding is a very common practice to cover the edges of theframe, and even the whole surface wi
Practical floriculture; a guide to the successful cultivation of florists' plants, for the amateur and professional florist . Fig. 58.—WREATH. Fig-. 59l—CROWN. Fig. 60.—STAR. rates at which they are sold saving more than the cost ofthe labor of making them by the old methods, besides^giving correct shape to the diflerent designs. By havingan assortment of these frames on hand, a dealer can sup-ply an order in a surprisingly short time. The mannerof filling the frames is described in the preceding is a very common practice to cover the edges of theframe, and even the whole surface with tinfoil; the flow- WIRE DESIGNS FOR CUT FLOWERS. 195 ers are readily put through this; it hides the moss, pre-vents any small particles from escaping, and at the sametime serves to prevent evaporation from the damp those who object to the formality of flower designs
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