. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Greens* 854 acres like this picture. | Cyclamen, 10,000 plants from 4- i inch to 9-inch pans. I Begonia, Melior and Mrs. Peterson, a 4-inch and 5-inch pots. 1 Poinsettias, both cut and pots. I g Roses, all the best varieties, including I Columbia, Russell and Beauties—pro- g duct of 40,000 plants. Carnations. Violets of the highest quality. 5 I I Desert Holly, California Holly, Red Ruscus, Red Chiffons, Violet Pins, Crepe I I Paper and everything else needful to make this the biggest and best Christmas that you have ever had. § I 125,000 feet Green
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Greens* 854 acres like this picture. | Cyclamen, 10,000 plants from 4- i inch to 9-inch pans. I Begonia, Melior and Mrs. Peterson, a 4-inch and 5-inch pots. 1 Poinsettias, both cut and pots. I g Roses, all the best varieties, including I Columbia, Russell and Beauties—pro- g duct of 40,000 plants. Carnations. Violets of the highest quality. 5 I I Desert Holly, California Holly, Red Ruscus, Red Chiffons, Violet Pins, Crepe I I Paper and everything else needful to make this the biggest and best Christmas that you have ever had. § I 125,000 feet Greenhouses Write for prices at once. 8X acres in Greens I I WALTER ARMACOST & CO. ^^^S<]^^^l! I luiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiouiMiiiiioiiuiiiiiiiaiiiuuuuiaHiiuuuiauiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiniioiiininiiiaiiiiiiiiiiioiii^ ^___ Mention The Review when you write. WE ARE THE LARGEST GROWERS OF ROSES-PORTLAND ROSES Superior Quality—Choice Varieties Sell Better—Grow Better Ask for Price Lists. Order Now. Mountain View Floral Co., PORTLAND, OREGON Mention The Beriew when yon write. POBTIiAND, CUE. Club Meeting. After an intermission of two months, the Portland Floral Society held one of the liveliest meetings November 19 in the history of the organization. Routine business had accumulated and required considerable attention. One new candi- date for membership was proposed. The action of the society remitting the dues of members in military service was extended to cover a case in which the most active member of a firm hold- ing membership was in the war zone. H. Niklas brought in a vase of White Maud Dean mums, which he said had been grown in a ground bed at Clackamas. A discussion arose as to the vitality of this variety now as com- pared with five or six years ago. Though the specimens shown were of excellent quality, it was generally conceded that this mum has depreciated in vigor. Prof. Lovitt, of the entomological de- partment of the Oregon Agricultural ^ollege, was present, with
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