. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. 90 i fioristi^ Review giugno 12, 1913. der piante fuori sarà probabilmente migliore tariffa, come estremamente freddi notti non aiuterà le piantatrici meno recenti. Riunione del club. I fioristi' Club si è riunito il 3 giugno con una grande e la folla entusiasta di a- tendance. Presidente Neil McCallum ha avuto un po' di esporre dei suoi propri, un impianto che egli chiama calzoni Romano, intorno al quale egli ha dato una delle sue descrizioni originali e quindi aveva un programma abbastanza a lungo per avere fatto due riunioni ordinarie. Paul Randolph leggere una carta sulle piante che sono a richiesta e senza dubbio ha richiamato l attenzione di

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 90 The Florists^ Review June 12, 1913. der plants out will probably fare best, as the extremely cold nights will not help the early planters. Club Meeting. The Florists' Club met June 3, with a large and enthusiastic crowd in at- tendance. President Neil McCallum had a little exhibit of his own, a plant he calls Roman breeches, about which he gave one of his original descriptions and then he had a program long enough to have made two ordinary meetings. Paul Randolph read a paper on the plants which are in demand and no doubt called the attention of many to some of the things they should grow. P. S. Randolph had a fine collection of the new French hydrangeas, and gave an iflteresting talk on the ad- vantage of growing such plants, on which immense heatls of bloom can be produced in -i-inch pots, and which can be sold at reasonable prices. He also called attention to the fact that one 6f his best pink varieties last year turned out this year a fine blue. He attributed the change, however, to the water, in which he thinks some chem- icals are used. Mr. Weisenbach ffave a talk on the annuals and other flowers which a man can grow without a greenhouse and when he finished it was hard to see why a private place needed a greenhouse. James Wiseman told of the kinds of plants the private gardeners are using, and how they use them, not only the ordinary bedding plants, but annuals in shrubbery borders, producing results which are much more effective than any carpet bedding that ever was done. Mr. Sample, of the Elliott Nursery Co., gave a talk on the foolishness of Slanting tender plants which have to e replaced every year when one might, at the same expense, plant that which years ^ould only make more Valuable and beautiful. He demonstrated his talk with bunches of nearly 100 speci- mens of flowers from the Elliott nurs- ery and drew word pictures of a hardy garden so beautiful that one was almost ready to forget bedding plants f

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