. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Crescere Baby Rambler Roses IN VASI |HEY sono molto ricche di piante e facile da coltivare; è possibile crescere tbem migliori in una casa fresca; dire da 40 a 50 de- grees. Vi offriamo la migliore costringendo stock, scelto denaro - vale la pena di qualità. Provare alcuni- vi è una differenza. Guardare in Keview di Gennaio 6th, pagina 79, per i prezzi o scrivere per l'elenco. PETER PEARSON SeedsniM e FlerM 5732-5752 Gunnisoil fbreet, CHICAGO '* menzionare Tbe revisione quando 700 scrivere. Gennaio elenco rose menzionare Tbo R""Tlew wh"n yon atto di citazione* carta pentole di Rochelle vedere pagre 90 e 26. La presenza durante i 2 giorni di s

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. GROW Baby Rambler Roses IN POTS |HEY are very profitable plants and easy to grow; you can grow tbem best in a cool house; say 40 to 50 de- grees. We offer you the best forcing stock, selected Money- worth Quality. Try some- there is a difference. Look in Keview of January 6th, page 79, for prices, or write for list. PETER PEARSON SeedsniM and FlerM 5732-5752 Gunnisoil fbreet, CHICAGO '* Mention Tbe Review when 700 write. January List ROSES Mention Tbo R«»Tlew wh»n yon writ* PAPER POTS ROCHELLE—See pagre 90 and 26. The attendance during the 2- day session was fair, there being more than sixty members from all parts of New England present. The meeting was opened at 1:30 p. ra. with an address by Charles H. Greaton, ?of Providence, E. L, then president of the association. The reports of the com- mittees on publicity, membership, leg- islation and on standardization in sizes of nursery stock were all made, and nominating and auditing committees were appointed. Previous to the sched- uled addresses, the convention heard several addresses by state nursery in- spectors. The principal paper was read by W. E. Campbell, of New Haven, Conn., who spoke on "Assembling, Packing and Shipping Systems." Harlan P. Kelsey, of Boston, spoke on "Surplus Nursery Stock and Its Disposal." This paper brought forth some interesting discus- sions. It was the general opinion of those who spoke that nursery stock should not be grown over and above the general demand for any given year. It was regarded as poor business prac- tice to retain old stock. The election of officers on the second '^Hy of the annual meeting resulted as follows: President, George C. Thurlow, •of West Newburg, Mass.; vice-presi- •It^nt, A. P. Home, of Manchester, N.H.; secretary, Daniel A. Clarke, of Fiske- }^^ille, R. I.; treasurer, V. A. Vanicek, of Newport, R. I. The executive commit- '^ce consists of W. W. Hunt, of Hart- Revised List, English Ro

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