. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 76 The Florists^ Review August 2, 1Q17. NEWARK, N. J. o '.:* J The Market. i Many spring and summer flowers are passing from the market and each week sees a smaller variety to select from. Gladioli are abundant ai/d China asters, which made their appearance two weeks ago, are coming in larger quantities now. Eoses are in good supply and of fair quality for the season. Eetailers say business is quiet. Various Notes. D. E. Davis, 178 South Grove street. East Orange, is benching his chrysan- themums. F. A. Kuehn says that while business is quiet, it i
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 76 The Florists^ Review August 2, 1Q17. NEWARK, N. J. o '.:* J The Market. i Many spring and summer flowers are passing from the market and each week sees a smaller variety to select from. Gladioli are abundant ai/d China asters, which made their appearance two weeks ago, are coming in larger quantities now. Eoses are in good supply and of fair quality for the season. Eetailers say business is quiet. Various Notes. D. E. Davis, 178 South Grove street. East Orange, is benching his chrysan- themums. F. A. Kuehn says that while business is quiet, it is better than usual for the time of year. The eleventh summer meeting of the New Jersey Horticultural Society will be held August 8 in the auditorium at Bridgeton park, Bridgeton, N. J. John W. Blakeley, of Elizabeth, re- ports summer trade as being unusuallv good. R, B. M. " NE1I|^QRLE^S,^J^.^,^, ^ At the annual me6ti1ig'->o^itBe'"!New Orleans Horticultural Society, held July 19, the election of officers resulted in the choice of the following: President, E. Farley; vice-president, Peter Acker- mann; treasurer, John Eblen; recording and financial secretary, Richard Eich- ling. A vote of thanks was extended to the outgoing officers. Secretary Eichling reported that the cash in the society's treasury amounted to $ The membership now num- bers forty-five active and two honorary members. A brief address was made by Solomon Marx. Upon the suggestion of P. A. Chopin, state vice-president of the S. A. F., that the society empower him as its rep- resentative to say that the New Orleans and* Louisiana horticulturists are ready to turn their greenhouses into food nurseries if the government so re- quests, a resolution to that effect was passed. It was said at the meeting that should such action be taken, Steck- ler & Co. were ready to furnish free seeds. The best Paper Pot for shipping and grow- ing purposes. Sizes from 2 to 6 in. Ask your dealer for them. Sample
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