. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 130 The Florists' Review Januauy 5. 1922 New Dark Pink Seedling Carnation VALENTINE Darker than Ward, free, early and constant bloomer, long, wiry stem, produces good plants, easy rooter, good commercial variety. Rooted cuttings, $ per 100; $ per 1000; $ for 5000 Deliveries beginning January, 1922, and filled in rotation. Scored 86 points at District Growers' Association meeting at Springfield, III., March, 1921. JOHN STEIDLE, R. R. 2, CLAYTON, MO. in tlio history of tliis important nursery organization. There will be an exliibit r
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 130 The Florists' Review Januauy 5. 1922 New Dark Pink Seedling Carnation VALENTINE Darker than Ward, free, early and constant bloomer, long, wiry stem, produces good plants, easy rooter, good commercial variety. Rooted cuttings, $ per 100; $ per 1000; $ for 5000 Deliveries beginning January, 1922, and filled in rotation. Scored 86 points at District Growers' Association meeting at Springfield, III., March, 1921. JOHN STEIDLE, R. R. 2, CLAYTON, MO. in tlio history of tliis important nursery organization. There will be an exliibit room wlierc nurserymen may exhibit tlieir wares, also where oflice supjjlies and equijtment may be displayed and seen. W. A. Beaudry, Railway Excliangc building, Chicago, will have charge of the ex- hibits. The association now has nearly 100 members and a full attendance is ex- ])ected. All nurserymen and those en- gaged in the nursery trade are invited to .-tttead. J. A. Young, Sec'y. PAINESVILLE, O. After a strenuous fall season the nurserymen in general are taking things easy and many are on their vacations. The ])rinci])al work during the winter iiiontlis is grafting and making wood cuttings and grading lining-out stock. About February 15 orders will begin to arrive from the southern states and from then on until June 1') it will be one continuous drill, with no interval of rest. The Painesville Garden & Greenhouse Co. had an excellent crop of lettuce for the holiday trade. E. H. Hawley, man- ager of the concern, says business never was better. Kohert George, Jr., of the I'niversity of Illinois, spent the holidays with his jtarents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. George, of the Storrs & Harrison Co. Wilson's Flower Shop had a beautiful window display for Christmas and re- jiorts business good. C. C. Hallinan and family spent the holidays visiting rel.'itives at Cleveland. Huss Billington. in charge of the tleet of trucks of the Storrs & Harrison Co., savs that the loc
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