. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. Quando una persona di mezzi costruisce un conservatorio si traduce in acquisto, non la produzione di vegetali. AMERICAN PEONY SOCIETY. La riunione annuale e mostra della American Peony Society, origine- alleato per set di Philadelphia, giugno 4 e 5 e rinviato a giugno 11 e 12, è stata nuovamente rinviata la scorsa settimana, troppo tardi per avviso di apparire. Le ultime rinviare- mento era di giugno 13 e 14, dell'articolo EXHI- bition essendo in concomitanza con la mostra di giugno della Pennsylvania Horti- culturale della società. Il ENCOUBAGE AMATEUB. Un esempio di elaborare dei conservatori privato

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. When a Person of Means Builds a Conservatory it Results in Purchase, Not Production, of Plants. AMERICAN PEONY SOCIETY. The annual meeting and exhibition of the American Peony Society, origin- ally set for Philadelphia, June 4 and 5, and postponed to June 11 and 12, was again postponed last week, too late for notice to appear. The latest postpone- ment was to June 13 and 14, the exhi- bition being in conjunction with the June show of the Pennsylvania Horti- cultural Society. ENCOUBAGE THE AMATEUB. An elaborate example of the private conservatories the wealthier people are wont to build in connection with their homes is that recently constructed for Daniel Good at Buffalo, N. Y. As will be seen by the accompanying illustra- tions, the conservatory is unique in its shape and in the manner in which it fits into a recess of the residence. Keeping conservatories of this kind stocked with plants provides an outlet for much florists' stock, as the owners rarely can produce the plants needed. Consequently florists, when they are asked by their well-to-do patrons con- cerning conservatories, as they fre- quently are, should encourage their con- struction. The conservatory at the Good home fits into a U-shaped opening made by the dining-room on the one side and the main hall and music room on the other. It is thirty feet long and twenty feet wide, with a semicircular bay ^of a 9- foot radius. The construction is of gal- vanized steel members, with copper gut- ters, and the wood is especially selected for its fine grain and susceptibility to finish. The glass is all -f^-inch polished plate. Many of the roof lights are bent two ways, each taking a separate template. Special treatment was given the roof glass to make it opaque. Over the whole roof heavy snow guards have been placed. The interior is done principally in ivory white, to conform with the colo- nial effect in the dining-room and hall, the latticework on the sides, how- ev

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