. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Fkbbdabx 12, 1914. I fioristi' Riesaminare 21 sono sempre abbondante e i prezzi sono gradualmente diminuendo. Valle è abbondante e i prezzi stabili. Un leggero miglioramento è notato in scelti gardenie. Il corto-derivava ancora scorta trova la strada mercanti il principale sbocco. Non vi è stata alcuna diminuzione del orchid spedizioni, e i prezzi sono anormalmente bassa. Anche le più belle cattleyas raramente vanno al di sopra di $30 per cento. Alcuni splendidi acacia e lilla arrivano quotidianamente. Non vi è stato alcun incremento per il mercato viola e nessuno si aspetta. Il miglior singole sono il

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Fkbbdabx 12, 1914. The Florists' Review 21 are becoming plentiful and prices are gradually lessening. Valley is abundant and prices steady. A slight improvement is noted in se- lected gardenias. The short-stemmed stock still finds the street merchants the principal outlet. There has been no decrease in the orchid shipments, and prices are abnormally low. Even the finest cattleyas seldom go above $30 per hundred. Some splendid acacia and lilac arrive daily. There has been no uplift to the violet market and none is expected. The best singles are the favorites. There is no limit to the arrival of bulbous stock of every kind. Daffodils, espe- cially, are abundant and prices are re- ceding rapidly. Freesias and sweet peas are of exceptional quality. Every retail window is gay with forsythia. Tulips, in pots and pans, add to the springlike decorations of the windows. Club Meeting. The lecture by W. R. Cobb, sales manager for the Lord & Burnham Co., at the meeting of the New York Flo- rist's Club February 9, was on "Green- house Construction; Its Recent Devel- opment. '' The talk was profusely illus- trated and held the close attention of the 100 members present. The develop- ment of the^ industry from its begin- ning to the wonderful structures of to- day was graphically portrayed. Mr. Cobb received a rising vote of thanks for his delightful and instructive ad- dress. The exhibits all received the thanks of the club. Hadley rose was shown by A. N. Pierson, Inc., in such fine form that the wholesale house where they were on exhibition that afternoon was offered $1 each for them. An ex- cellent pink carnation, Mrs. C. Edward Akehurst, grown by C. Akehurst & Son, ?of White Marsh, Md., was staged by the Pennock-Meehan Co. Rosette car- nations were shown by Head's Bergen- field Nurseries, and Prince Edward car- nations were staged by A. C. Begerow, of Newark. M. C. Ebel, for the essay committee, announced the engagemen

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