. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 158 The Florists^ Review I> 15, lOL'l liy boroufjlis were as follows: Manhat- tan, 2;},L>G2; Brooklyn, 0,673; Bronx, 7,081; Queens, 4,844; Rielimond, 406. A school narcissus show will be held by each school whenever the principal finds the plants in his school in the best condition for exhibition. The School Garden Association will give to each school holding a narcissus show three of its new medals, one silver and two bronze. DUTCH BULB SEASON. Iie\ie\vin{>' tlie salient ]ioints of the past season in bulbs, Tronip Bros., of Lisse.
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 158 The Florists^ Review I> 15, lOL'l liy boroufjlis were as follows: Manhat- tan, 2;},L>G2; Brooklyn, 0,673; Bronx, 7,081; Queens, 4,844; Rielimond, 406. A school narcissus show will be held by each school whenever the principal finds the plants in his school in the best condition for exhibition. The School Garden Association will give to each school holding a narcissus show three of its new medals, one silver and two bronze. DUTCH BULB SEASON. Iie\ie\vin{>' tlie salient ]ioints of the past season in bulbs, Tronip Bros., of Lisse. Holland, state: "French bulbs were shipped a little later than the previous year, owing to tlu' well known deadlock. However, we wer(> able to execute orders in the best quality and required quantities, before the middle of July. Roman hyacinths were scarce and prices high, making the article almost useless for the trade. This fact undoubtedly accounts for the enor- mous sale of ))repared hyacinths, of which the variety Ij'Innocence is tak- ing a great deal the place of the white Roman. "Contrary to last year's experience, when at the end of the season a surplus was noticeable, this year ended unex- pectedly with a rlcan-up in almost every lino and, with a few exceptions, firm prices. "Hyacinths hebl their own up to the end, although .a price adequate in view of their high t-nst of cultivation could not be realized, which fact is (lue to the still nnsatisfactoiy eastern trade. "Tulips sold out well at fair prices, except the varieties La Reino and Murillo, of which :i good quality was still on hand late in the season. The best quality of the leading Darwins soon showed an advantage in price, while breeders, offered at more reasonable prices, found a ready market. "Daffodils and narcissi sold out en- tirely, with increased prices for some leading varieties. Golden Spur and {)oet.'iz narcissi could not meet the de- , and late nidiM-N liad to be
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