. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. 722 L'American fiorista. Aprile 27^ le sementi commerciali. American Seed Trade Association. H. W. Wood, Richmond, Virginia,Prcs.; C. S. Burge. Toledo, O., primo Vice-Pres.; C. E. Kendel. Cleveland, O., Seo'y e Tre.as. Venti-quinta convenzione annuale presso l'Hotel Astor,"New York. Giugno 2.0-27, 190". .. Sementi di erba uomini relazione loro scambi lioWing sul bene. R. W. PoMMER della D. I. Bushnell Co., St. Louis, navigato 23 Aprile da New York per l'Europa. Seedsmen del sud e la costa si lamentano di molto la perdita e inconvenienc

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 722 The American Florist. April 27^ The Seed Trade. American Seed Trade Association. H. W. Wood, Richmond, Va., Prcs.; C. S. Burge. Toledo, O., First Vice-Pres.; C. E. Kendel. Cleveland, O., Seo'y and Tre.as. Twenty-fifth annual convention at the Hotel Astor, "New York. June 2.0-27, 190". .. Grass Seed men report their trade lioWing on well. R. W. PoMMER of the D. I. Bushnell Co., St. Louis, sailed April 23 from New York for Europe. Seedsmen of the south and the coast complain of much loss and inconvenience caused by delayed freight. The death of V. H. Hallock, of the firm of V. H. Hallock & Son, is record- ed in our obituary column, page 709. Providence, R. I.—It is reported that Rennie & Thomson will close out their seed business here with the end of this season. San Francisco, Cal.—The Cox Seed and Plant Co., has sold its wholesale busi- ness and this is now incorporated with the C. C. Morse Co. Now is the time for closing up the seed growing contracts. Don't forget the odds and ends; some of them may be hard to find next fall. Fargo, N. D.—C. W. Scott, of Vaugh- an's Seed Store, was a visitor April 21. He reports the Pacific northwest in a flourishing horticultural condition. Chicago.—Local seedsmen believe that the loss sustained through early plant- ing and the cold weather of the past four weeks cannot be entirely made up this year. Market gardeners are as yet un- aware of the extent of their losses. It is supposed that the radishes are entirely lost and that some harm has come to the onion sets of which one-third were probably planted during the warm weeks of March. Some lettuce is also lost, but the peas and spinach are not thought to have suffered any damage. Black seed for growing large onions has not yet been generally sown. American Seed Trade Association. Arrangements for the programme of the forthcoming :.nnual convention of the American Seed Trade

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