. Il fiorista americana : un giornale settimanale per il commercio. Floricoltura; fioristi. igo6. Il fiorista americano. 959 $50 invece di $5, ma come qualche discussione era in grado di derivare il moto è stato con- tinued fino alla prossima riunione. La mostra. C. W. Ward e.xhibited quattro vasi di peonie in assortita varietà e si è guadagnato un voto di grazie. Lager & Hurrell, del Vertice, N. J., messo in scena una bella collezione di cattleya piante tra cui C. Mendelii, C. gigas, C. Gaskelliana e C. Mossije virginalis. Orchidee recise sono stati mostrati Vanda teres e Cattelya Mossias Summitensis e C Mossiae Reineckiana. La ditta

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igo6. The American Florist. 959 $50 instead of $5, but as some discussion was likely to ensue the motion was con- tinued until next meeting. THE EXHIBITION. C. W. Ward e.xhibited four vases of peonies in assorted varieties and gained a vote of thanks. Lager & Hurrell, of Summit, N. J., staged a beautiful collection of cattleya plants, including C. Mendelii, C. gigas, C. Gaskelliana and C. Mossije virginalis. Cut orchids shown were Vanda teres and Cattelya Mossias Summitensis and C Mossiae Reineckiana. The firm was ?awarded a cultural certificate. H. H. Barrows & Son, of Whitman, Mass., showed several plants of Neph- rolepis Whitman in commercial form which were much admired. No award was made, as the variety is already cer- tificated. Paul Niehoflf. Lehighton, Pa., showed a nice vase of his new rose Columbia, but the committee on awards recom- mended that the variety be presented next winter. Chas. Lenker, of Freeport, L. I., showed some fine peonies, including some Japanese varieties, and received a vote of thanks. H. Beaulieu, Woodhaven, L. I., showed a seedling rose and a vase of pansies and was invited to present same again to the committee. J. B. Nugent, Jr., chairman of the entertainment committee, had an ex- cellent light repast for all the guests and furnished an entertainment which proved the resources he had at his com- mand. THE RETAIL TRADE A DANCE recently given by Mrs. M. P. Grace at her London Home in Belgrave square was a feast of roses. Such floral decorations have been rarely seen iri a private house, their cost easily running into four figures. At least four dozen electric fans, scattered through the rooms, kept the fragrant air gratefully cool. French water baskets as a novelty with an up-to-date florist. They are woven of fine straw in dainty shapes and all colors and are fitted inside with a glass vase conforming to the straw covering and holding it upright

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• bookcentury1800
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