. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 100 The Florists' Review Febrlaey 13, 1013. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Meetings of State Association. The State Florists' Association held its regular meeting at La Fayette on Tuesday, February 4. The florists have been visiting different towns each month, which is a most satisfactory ar- rangement, as is shown by the well attended meetings. The Uorners, at La Fayette, did themselves proud and the visitor's reported a fine time. The next meeting, which was sched- uled for Stuart & Haugh's, of Ander- son, will be held, instead, at W. J. & M. S. Vese
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 100 The Florists' Review Febrlaey 13, 1013. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Meetings of State Association. The State Florists' Association held its regular meeting at La Fayette on Tuesday, February 4. The florists have been visiting different towns each month, which is a most satisfactory ar- rangement, as is shown by the well attended meetings. The Uorners, at La Fayette, did themselves proud and the visitor's reported a fine time. The next meeting, which was sched- uled for Stuart & Haugh's, of Ander- son, will be held, instead, at W. J. & M. S. Vesey's, Fort Wayne. Stuart & Haugh found it necessary to withdraw their invitation for March 4; hence the change. The April meeting will be held with O. L. Frank, of Portland, Ind. This will be a joint meeting of the Northern Indiana Florists' Association and the State Florists' Association, with the view of trying to consolidate the two. A. F. J. Baur and G. E. Cause were appointed as a committee to report at the April meeting, to bring up the sub- ject of consolidation. This should by all means be accomplished, as the two working in unison can be far more effective than either working alone. It is every florist's duty to work with that end in view, in order that the Flo- rists' Association of Indiana may do something for the good of the cause, as other trade associations are doing. Various Notes. The weather has been cold for the last week and in consequence roses have been extremely scarce. AVhite bulb stock and carnations are getting more plentiful. Baur & Steinkamp are cutting plenty of fine carnations and freesias and are busy shipping carnation cuttings and geranium stock. Sweet peas have been scarce. Albert J. Pittet is the only grower who is cutting them to amount to anything. His new variety is fine and is doing well, considering the weather. It seems to hold its buds better than the common varieties. George Wiegand has returned from a month's sojourn in the sunn
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