. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. J" V •,v"*'^ ^^r^:^f^-f'7^--f^Tr^9-*",un':i- "at- '? ?V:.i-j'f-/" SJ'-T'V-'' 56 fioristi^ Review JcMB 22. 1922. Eeport della riunione annuale della Associazione Californiana di vivaisti ap- pere nel vivaio del Dipartimento per il commercio di questo problema. PASADENA, CAL. C. L. Washburn lias boon in città, in occasione di una visita al figlio liis, E. B. Washburn, in- specting palm ranch a Sierra ma- dre. Egli ha lasciato per Chicago il 16 giugno. Una visita alla Bassett & Washburn palm-crescente stabilimento, a Sierra Madre, viene segnalata una delizia per qualsiasi flo- rist da Hen

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. J" V •, v»*'^ ^^r^:^f^-f'7^--f^Tr^9-*", A':i- "AT, - '? ?V:.i-j'f-/« SJ'-T'V-'' 56 The Florists^ Review JcMB 22. 1922. Eeport of the annual meeting of the California Association of Nurserymen ap- pears in the Nursery Trade Department of this issue. PASADENA, CAL. C. L. Washburn lias boon in town, on a visit to liis son, E. B. Washburn, in- specting the palm ranch at Sierra Ma- dre. He left for Chicago June 16. A visit to the Bassett & Washburn palm-growing establishment, at Sierra Madre, is declared a treat for any flo- rist by Henry A. Siebrecht, Jr., who was there June 15. Closing exercises and graduations in the Pasadena high school and the Marl- borough school, in Los Angeles, brought ?wonderful business to Siebrecht's House of Flowers. One solid load of flowers was sent to the Los Angeles school. LOS ANGELES, CAL. The Market. The glut of gladioli continues and some of the wholesale houses are send- ing out the flowers at ridiculously low prices. The plentiful supply allows re- tailers to make a good show for little money and many of them are taking advantage of it. A few fine dahlias are in, but they are not much of a feature as yet. Outdoor roses are scarce and in- door roses are good and plentiful. Car- nations from inside meet a ready mar- ket, .but the outdoor flowers are poor and sell cheaply. There is still a good demand for del- pliiniums, Canterbury bells and snap- dragons, as they make a good showing and are cheap. Greens are scarce. Wholesalers say that shipping is not up to the average for this time of the year. Various Notes. ^ T. Honda, of Enomoto & Co., San Francisco and Eedwood City, was a vis- itor last week. Mr. Honda says that business is good with his firm and notes tliat, although some stock is cheaper at San Francisco, better prices are being obtained for gladioli, possibly on ac- count of better shipping facilities. S. Murata was showing Mr. Honda about. ^ Edward Eeynol

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