. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Giant Nixed Pansy pacchetto commerciale, 26c; Oi • $1.60 Tr. pkt. Oz. ACONITUM Nap"Uus JO.16 $0.40 ALT8SDM Saxatile 10 .30 AQUILKGIA, Lons-spronato 25 1,60 BKIXIS Maxima 2ft 1.50 CALLIOPSI8 Lanoeolata 10 ,25 Garofano, Hardy miscelato 25 1.00 DELPHINIUM Belladonna 25 2,50 DIG1TAU8, Spotted 16 .40 HOIXTHOCK8. Named 26 1,60 IBKRIS Sempervlrens 26 2.60 MTOSOTI8 Victoria. 25 .7 PHLOX Deoussata 25 1.6 PTRETHRUM, Sinffle 26 1.(0 Stock, inverno-nowerins, Nizza 26 2.50 Piselli SWEBT- Lb. Bianco Ctiriatmas 11.50 Rosa di Natale Natale 1,60 2,00 Lavanda salmone Natale Pin

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Giant Nixed Pansy Trade Packet, 26c; Oi • $1.60 Tr. pkt. Oz. ACONITUM Nap«Uus JO.16 $0.40 ALT8SDM Saxatile 10 .30 AQUILKGIA, Lons-spurred 25 1.60 BKIXIS Maxima 2ft 1.50 CALLIOPSI8 Lanoeolata 10 .25 CARNATION, Hardy Mixed 25 1.00 DELPHINIUM Belladonna 25 2.50 DIG1TAU8, Spotted 16 .40 HOIXTHOCK8. Named 26 1.60 IBKRIS Sempervlrens 26 2.60 MTOSOTI8 Victoria. 25 .7 PHLOX Deoussata 25 1.6 PTRETHRUM, Sinffle 26 1.(0 STOCKS, Winter-nowerins, Nice 26 2.50 SWEBT PEAS- Lb. Ctiriatmas White 11.50 Christmas Pink 1.60 Christmas Lavender 2.00 Christmas Salmon Pink 1.50 wiLu&N ELUon & SONS" irrw'is*^ Mention The Rertew whon yon write. first impression then was that exporta- tion would be impossible and that the whole season would be lost. But the results were really better than we an- ticipated. Exportation was found pos- sible to the United States without in- terruption; also to England, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, Germany and Austria, France and even Eussia. Many orders, however, were canceled or cut down. Domestic readjustments made necessary by the departure of so many millions of men for the battlefields of Europe caused the abandoning of much of the garden beautifying which is an- nually planned in the fall. For this reason there came to be an enormous surplus stock on the hands of the Dutch bulb growers, especially of hyacinths, which had already been somewhat too plentiful even before the war. "Enormous quantities of bulbs, also, seem to have been sent to public auc- tions in several foreign countries, to be sold in that way at exceedingly low prices—which did not help the Dutch bulb business. At the end of the ex- port season tulips and narcissi proved to be practically all sold, while there still remained an important stock of hyacinths in the warehouses, which had to be thrown away in the end. "The prices of most kinds of bulbs went down in August. Hyacinths could be had at any figure; tulips in ca

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecad
• booksubjectfloriculture
• bookyear1912