. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 76 The Florists^ Review July 1, 1015. GARDENIA VEITCHII ONLY 8000 LEFT Going fast. Fine stock, 4-ia. pots, $ per 100; $ per 1000. ROSE HILL NURSERIES New Rochelle, New York our affairs along larger and more intelli- gent lines, we need to concentrate our efforts; we need a more intensive, a more intelligent, a more effective organ- ization, a concentration of efforts of the American nurserymen. I made this statement once before and was criti- cised for it severely, but, believing with all my heart that I am right, I am going to say it ag
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 76 The Florists^ Review July 1, 1015. GARDENIA VEITCHII ONLY 8000 LEFT Going fast. Fine stock, 4-ia. pots, $ per 100; $ per 1000. ROSE HILL NURSERIES New Rochelle, New York our affairs along larger and more intelli- gent lines, we need to concentrate our efforts; we need a more intensive, a more intelligent, a more effective organ- ization, a concentration of efforts of the American nurserymen. I made this statement once before and was criti- cised for it severely, but, believing with all my heart that I am right, I am going to say it again: We have too many organizations. Our energies are divided, and as long as this is true we are not going to accomplish the best anywhere. Besides a great number of state organizations, all of which^ tax the energies and finances of the nurs- erymen, we are supporting a number of district organizations, southern, west- ern, Pacific coast, etc. "For sentimental reasons, perhaps, many of us will be opposed to any plan that will weaken or eliminate any of these associations, but for my part I have reached the place where above all else I want efficiency, and I believe with all my heart that efficiency will come with concentration of our efforts, our money, and our talents in one big central organization that will do the work of all. Many of us are members of all these organizations. We contrib- ute our time and money to them all and are, in fact, loyal to all, but in the division of our energies and our money little is accomplished anywhere. I do not know how it is with you in your state organizations, but in my own state the organization is maintained by a mere handful of nurserymen. We never have any money to do anything with, and when a question arises which demands the attention of the associa- tion, a half-dozen of the nurserymen of the state must do the work and finance it. These half-dozen nurserymen that I refer to are members of the American Association of Nurserym
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