. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 46 The American Florist. July What the delegate from Oregon doii'i know about seed corn and sows isn't worth iiieulioiiing. The WaiikcKiiii sage can tell a good story, as well as instruct in the practical workings of forest tree planting. The statement that nurserymen arc deficient in "cheek" was indignantly denied by a delegate who seemed to know where he stood. Mr. V. Fell, representing Thos. S. Ware, Tottenham, Loudon, and Mr. R. Carringtou, representing Richard Smith & Co., Worcester, England, we
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 46 The American Florist. July What the delegate from Oregon doii'i know about seed corn and sows isn't worth iiieulioiiing. The WaiikcKiiii sage can tell a good story, as well as instruct in the practical workings of forest tree planting. The statement that nurserymen arc deficient in "cheek" was indignantly denied by a delegate who seemed to know where he stood. Mr. V. Fell, representing Thos. S. Ware, Tottenham, Loudon, and Mr. R. Carringtou, representing Richard Smith & Co., Worcester, England, were present. The claim of one member in regard to hail that "the Lord took care of His own," citing the immunity of "the good eastern nurserymen," was somewhat ham- pered by another member who brought out the fact that a very severe hail-storm had lately done much damage among the the said "good eastern ; S. F. Leonard, Chicago, new wheel hoe. Bardwell & Havilaud, Ft. Dodge, la., tongue grafting machine. N. A. Whitney, Franklin Grove, 111., tree digger. J. Horace McFarland, specimens of printing for the trade. Rose Mfg. Co., New York, tobacco soap. Stecher Lithographic Co., Rochester, N. Y., specimens of lithographs. David Hill, Dundee, 111., young ever- greens. J. C. Vaughan, Chicago, tools, culti- vators and nurserymen's supplies. J. Jenkins, Winona, O., young ever- greens. F. B. Abbott, Chicago, transplanting trowel for shrubs and small trees. Nichols & Lorton, Davenport, la., specimens fruit trees. Oakland Nursery Co., Forgy, O., speci- mens fruit trees. W. F. Heikes, Hnntsville, Ala., fruit trees and shrubs from cold storage. At this late date not a bud had started, though plump. Jenkins, McGuire & Co., Baltimore, Md., packing crate for fruit. Coe & Converse, Fort Atkinson, Wis, sprays of Spry's early raspberry, and Stone's hardy blackberry. Dayton Star Nurseries, Dayton, C, the Feigly tree digger. B. C. Warfield, Sandoval,
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