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The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . far as the seed in-dustry is concerned, are not only mov-ing, but moving fast in this old andconservative city. T. W. Wood &Sons, who have long been the leadersin the trade at the South, are doing abusiness creditable to any city. Theyreport most satisfactory conditions ofthe farm and field seed trade, whilethere is no falling off in vegetableseeds. Diggs & Beadles, whose trade Islargely with the truckers and gar-deners, speak well of the not in a general seed,
The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . far as the seed in-dustry is concerned, are not only mov-ing, but moving fast in this old andconservative city. T. W. Wood &Sons, who have long been the leadersin the trade at the South, are doing abusiness creditable to any city. Theyreport most satisfactory conditions ofthe farm and field seed trade, whilethere is no falling off in vegetableseeds. Diggs & Beadles, whose trade Islargely with the truckers and gar-deners, speak well of the not in a general seed, bulb andplant trade, they have a fine busi-ness, which is wholly due to their un-tiring industry. T. J. King & Company, whose busi-ness is on a plan wholly their own, areextending their lines, and report anincreasing trade in all directions. The Ontario Seed Company, whosebusiness is in a great measure, thesame as the above, selling seed throughminor agencies in all sections of thecountry, are doing a large trade, andspeak highly of the outlook both hereand at Cape Vincent. 164 The Plorists Exchange. Sweet Pea Gladys Unwin Dreers Select gweet PeaS FOR FLORISTS The following ia a short list of the very finest sorts for cutting,No use growing poor varieties when the best costs no more. Forcomplete list see our catalogue. SWEET PEAS ,/,i, Lb Blanche Burpee, large white $ Blanche Ferry, extra early; pink and white 10 .25 Countessof Radnor, delicate lavender 10 .25 Countess Spencer, new orchid-flowering, clear pink shading darker at the edges 30 Dorothy Eckford, the finest white 15 .40 Earliest of All, re-selected. Samecoloras Blanche Ferry, but a week earlier than the extra early type. 10 .30 EnjilyHenderson, purest white, early and .10 .25Gladys Un\*in, new orchid-flowering, of very large size. A charming shade of pale rosy pink, extra fine oz. .50c. 1 50 Hon. F. Bou^erie, one of the best pinks 10 .25 Hon. Mrs. E. Kenyon, the finest primrose yellow .10 .25 Ja
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