. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. MI86 La American fiorista. Dec. I,. Dicembre Flaral Mode. Una gran parte dell'attenzione dei nostri fioristi è dato alla ricca ornamenta- zione del moderno pezzi mantel e corridoi nella decorazione della casa. Vi è sempre un grande effetto in quest'ultimo, essendo a volte la sala camino, e ancora una volta è il divano dove di solito vi è un specchio ovale sospesa al di sopra. Peter Bogart, che ha servito una lunga appren- ticeship con A. S. Burns, ha distin- guished se stesso da elegantemente impreziosiscono- ing Brokaw mansion, w

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. i86 The American Florist. Dec. I, . December Flaral Fashions. A great deal of the attention of our florists is given to the rich ornamenta- tion of modern mantel pieces and to corridors in house decoration. There is always one large effect in the latter, it sometimes being the hall fireplace, and again it is the settee where there is usually an oval mirror suspended above. Peter Bogart, who served a long appren- ticeship with A. S. Burns, has distin- guished himself by elegantly embellish- ing the Brokaw mansion, where a daugh- ter of the house was married the past week. In the corridor, where there is a settee and mirror above, an exquisite bit of floral business was done in greenery. The settee was formed into a bank of palms, the choicest specimens being used. The mirror was framed in a gar- landing of Lygodium scandens which, by the way, is grown very handsomely by Wm, C. Wilson, who makes a specialty of cultivating it. An elegant feature in the drawing-rooms was the designs of passion flowers in straw which were filled with Beauty roses, and the foliage, covered with asparagus, which were placed over the pier glasses. The mantels were festooned with pink chrys- anthemums, roses and Lygodium scan- dens. Fancy chrysanthemums of late varieties are much used for large effects. Mrs. Wheeler and Mr. Moseman, the stayers in old gold and crimson, are arranged with ivies in immense careless bunches over pictures, easels and on cabinets. Clusters of growing vines, such as trades- cantia, are quite the vogue placed on mantel shelves and left to trail down. Growing plants in drawing-rooms are considered necessary to their beauty. In the best houses here the parlors are light; the shades are lifted and there are growing plants, vines on the mantels, ferns here and there on tripods, and a few specimen palms on a pedestal wherever there is room for one. Many of these plants are hired for the seaso

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