The Florists^ Review 



Pdbbdabt 12, 1920 



SPRING FLOWERS 



ROSES and CARNATIONS 



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the committee on convention 

 ments. His report on the ex- 

 in connection with the conven- 

 the American Carnation Society 



Illinois State Florists' Associa- 

 dicated that $159.51 was re- 

 bo the club out of its appropria- 



$250. Mr. Johnson also pre- 

 a supplementary report in be- 

 Mrs. C. L. Washburn, chairman 

 idles' reception committee. Sec- 

 Liautenschlager, chairman of the 



Y committee, said that the com- 

 was planning intensive adver- 

 f the club in the local trade, 

 jresident A. T. Pyfer, who was 

 ;o attend^ sent a particularly in- 

 g written report of the meeting 

 3. A. F. directors in Cleveland, 

 sd that only ten per cent of the 

 of the country had contributed 

 lational publicity campaign and 



on the excellent cooperative 



Y campaigns in Milwaukee and 

 ouis; in the latter city, the plan 

 ught an increase of $519 in the 

 ition to the national campaign, 

 im J. Keimel and Albert Erick- 

 e appointed judges of the cut 

 and A. Henderson and A. H. 

 er of the supplies. The ex- 

 vhich the members had been ad- 

 before the meeting was called 

 r, were, with the awards, as 



t the npw rose, Frank W. Dunlop. 

 id exhibited by John H. Dunlop, of 

 Ont., showing exceptionally fine speci- 

 ms on extra heavy stems. Also a 

 ase of the same yarlety. The club's 



of merit. 

 >f Ball's giant calendulas, showiDg 

 11 double flowers of a deep orange 



long, stift stems. The club's cer- 

 ' merit. 



' fine Rose Queen sweet peas, grown 

 r Swenson, Elmhurst, III. Honorable 



mignonette, extra fine spikes, grown 



Blameuser, Niles Center, 111., and 



Zech & Mann. Honorable mention. 



' Rainbow freesia, exhibited by Peter 



Chicago. Also Taaes of Sir Watkin, 



and Blcolor Victoria narcisai, from 



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