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The Florists^ Review 



NOVBUBBB 6, 1919. 



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Their Bussell, Hadley and Columbia 

 roses are specially good. They report 

 shipping trade as good, also the demand 

 for sundries. 



"Welch Bros. Co. is receiving splendid 

 shipments of the new roses, Crusader, 

 Evelyn and Pilgrim. Mr. Welch says 

 Crusader is extremely popular and 

 proves to be a wonderful keeper. Among 

 chrysanthemums, BonnafFon, Charles 

 Bager, Yellow Rager and Bichmond are 

 excellent sellers. A fine business is be- 

 ing done in cibotiums and Glory of 

 Moordrecht ferns. 



Henry M. Bobinson & Co. report that 

 October sales broke all former records 

 for that month. Baskets are moving at 

 a lively rate and their ice chests contain 

 an immense stock of cut flowers. 



The Boston Floral Supply Co. is for- 

 tunate in having a large stock of red 

 immortelles. These and other holiday 

 goods are now moving fast. A fine as- 

 sortment of cut flowers was noted, par- 

 ticularly of roses, carnations and chrys- 

 anthemums. 



Various Notes. 



A special committee appointed by the 

 overseers of Harvard College to consider 

 the desirability of removing the Har- 

 vard Botanical Gardens has just report- 

 ed unanimously in favor of combining 

 it with the Bussey Institute, Jamaica 

 Plain. The Bussey Institute adjoins the 

 Arnold Arboretum, and the removal of 

 the Botanical Gardens there will, in all 

 probability, mean that the Arboretum, 

 Bussey Institute and the Botanical Gar- 

 dens will be placed under one head. 



Philip L. Carbone's numerous impor- 

 tations from Europe are sold almost as 

 fast as they arrive, even at greatly ad- 

 vanced prices. 



A. M. Davenport, of Watertown, has 

 the sympathy of his many friends in the 

 tragic death of his mother and sister 

 in an automobile accident at Northboro, 

 Mass., October 25. Death in each case 

 was almost instantaneous. 



Herbert F. Sloane severed his con- 



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