OCXOBEU 11, 1917. 



The Florists^ Review 



89 



Peter Reinberg Says: 



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 They are in just as g^ood condition as when they were first put in." 



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GARLAND MFG. CO., louis wihbold, President Des Plaines, 111. 



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,111(1 it was recommciulcd tliut tlio local 

 executive committee hold meetings 

 (•very two weeks from this date. J. J. 

 lieneko was appointed secretary of the 

 local executive committee. 



A resolution was introduced and unan- 

 imously ])assed thanking Frederick 

 |{. Newbold for the assistance he was 

 j^iving the committee, and for the great 

 interest he was taking iu advancing the 

 ]>opnlarity of flowers in this country. 

 The secretary was instructed to write 

 I'rof. E. A. White, secretary of the 

 American Rose Society, suggesting that 

 he notify all rose growers as to the 

 ])roper time to "pinch," so that their 

 exhibition blooms would be on time for 

 the show. 



Sunday, September 30, there was a 

 general meeting of representatives of 

 florists' interests in St. Louis, held in 

 connection with the meeting of tlie Na- 

 tional Flower Sliow committee at the 

 Planters' hotel, at which time the 

 chairmen of the different committees 

 were notified of their appointments, 

 and the work of the show was outlined. 



Several conferences were held with 

 the representatives of the Automobile 

 Association of St. Louis, in regard to 

 their cooperation in subletting the 

 auxiliary buildings juevious to our 

 dates. 



Prior to the meeting in St. Louis, 

 the committee held a full-day session in 

 Cleveland, looking over the ])uilding 

 which had l)een used there for ex])osi- 

 tion purposes, with a view to the pos- 

 sibility of securing the same for use 

 in St. Louis. 



Department of Registration. 



Public notice is hereby given that 

 Abraham L. Miller, .Jamaica, N. Y., 

 offers for registration the following: 



I'limnlii nialnroi(i«>s Tnwiiscndii: oridiniitcil 

 with Jnincs Dutliic, of Oyster H.iv. N. V. Coiii- 

 paot growth; prolific blooiiifr; individuiil tlow- 

 ITS as large as a U5-cent piece; color, ln-iglit 

 lilnr pink. 



Christmas .Toy pepper (capsicmn), a cross t>e- 

 tweeii the f'liristmns and Hird's-eye varieties: 

 lioight, li; inclies: fruit, cone-shaped, one-lmlf 

 inch long, well at)Ove tlie foliage; color, very 

 liright red; plant very prolific. 



Richard F. Gloede, Evanstoii, III., 

 offers for registration the following: 



l)eli)hiniuin hybrid. .\nieric:i, single-floweiiiin : 

 inilividual flowers two iind one-half to three 

 Inches. Color, top and two lower i>et!ils true 

 l>lne: two side petals mauve pink, shaded to- 

 ward center with a true Idiie: very ])roniineiit 

 white center. Strong grower, four to live feet: 

 foliage of extra color and texture. 



Delphinium hybrid. Prof. ,Tanies T. ILittield. 

 double-flowering; individual flowers two inclies. 

 Color, unusual combination, consistiiiir of a 

 beautiful blue, petals Ix-ing siri'Mki-d with pink 

 mauve tipped witli green: full white center, 

 with extended ))romiiient brown petaloids 

 streaked with lavender .ind blue. Strom; grower, 

 four to five feet. 





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Following is an extract from ; 

 letter from Hull Brothers, of Way 

 mart. Pa,: 



" Perhaps we feel the value 

 of the System of IrriKation 

 most while sotting the plants, 

 as we can «et the soil in the 

 very best shape for (luiek, 

 thorough setting, then water 

 them gently afterwards, and 

 the,v start off nicely." 



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Delphiniuni hybrid, Mrs, Id;i W, Uloede. don- 

 Me-HowerinK; indiviilual flowers two to two and 

 one-half inches. Color, deep n/.iire hlne, overlaid 

 with liKlit lilac ))etals c(l>;ed with aznre blue; 

 prominent white e.ve with extended white and 

 _'oIdeii pctiiloids. .stroiiK Ki'ower, four to live 

 feet. 



Delphinium h.vbrid, Cracc Darlint:. extremely 

 larce. siuiile: individual flowers two and one- 

 half to three inches. Color, deep forget-me- 

 not blue, petills beitit' shaded a lieaiitiful vio- 

 let towjird center: ;rni.v e.\ e witli well-extended 

 white |)et.iloi(ls. which are mMrked with frohl 

 anil lilac. Four to live feet. 



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