Ai'UiL 6, 1922 



The Florists^ Review 



51 



gation ('o., Troy, O., "but, jud<jin}j from 

 j)roH])ei't.s received at th(> Iiidijiiiapolis 

 show, it would seem the rainy weatlier was 



suggestive. ' ' 



* « « * 



Manager Aaron Sliivc, of tlie Flick 

 Floral ('O., Fort Wayne, Ind., on his 

 return from the flower show, led his 

 fellow members, aido'd by the descrip- 

 tion and illustrations in The ]{eview, 

 mentally over the whole ground. "I5e 

 lieve me," said he, "the next show will 

 see all there vvlio possibly can go. This, 

 of eour.se, means Kansas Citv in Au- 

 L'ust." ' W. M. 



TO DONORS OF SOUVENIRS. 



Owing to the confusion in tlie han- 

 dling of the various lines of stock, in 

 plants, cut flowers and seeds, presented 

 to visitors of the national flower show 

 as souvenirs, the proj)er recognition 

 cannot be given to each of the donOrs 

 ■of these gifts, which were such an ap- 

 preciated feature to tlie show patrons. 



I therefore desire to use this method 

 of thanking those who so generously 

 resf)onded to our call. There is no doubt 

 that these very materially helped the 

 attendance ;uid gave valued publicity 

 to the show. 



Clarence R. Oreene, Chairman. 

 Special Features Committee. 



CONTRIBUTORS OF PRIZES. 



Special ])ri/,es for the fifth national 



-flower show werc^ contributed by tlie 



following iiKMiibers of the trade: 



Aniprlciiii Dnhlia Society. 

 .\iiu"ii(Mn Itiilli Co., Cliicago 

 Aiulin« Co., K. C., CIiIciikd. Ill 

 Hciniiit.', H. <;.. ."^t. I><iiiis, XIo. 

 liiKlloiiij Co., J. A., Cliicuno. 

 liiidloii;; Itosp Co., I'rovidcnce, R. 1. 

 C:irlcr's 'I'cslcd Seeds, Inc.. .New York. 

 CliidiKo Flower (Jrowers' Associn tion, Clilcaiio 

 Cleveland Florists' Clnh, tMevid.md, O. 

 I'rai;; Co.. Ifobert, Norwood Station, I'u 

 Dave.v Tree Kxpert Co., Kent. O. 

 Dreer, Ilenr.v A., I'liiladelpliia. Pa. 

 Diinlop & .Son, .lolin IJ., Uicliniond, Ont , Can 

 Krne & Co , ChicnKO. 

 Foley (ireenlioiise Mfj;. Co., Cliicago. 

 Oiienllier. C. T., Ilainhuri;, N. Y. 

 Hall & Uohinson. .Montreal, Canada. 

 Hamilton. C. M., Kewanee, III. 

 Ilaniiiiond's I'uint & Slug Sliot Works, IJe.i 

 •«)n. N. Y. 



Hart, C.eorce R.. Rocliester, N. Y. 

 Henshaw Floral Co., New York. 

 Hess. .1 J , Onialia, Net). 

 Hill Co., K. (!., UKliinond, Ind. 

 Hilcliiniis & Co., Klizjbeth, N. ,1. 

 Iloll.vwood Cirdens, Inc., Seattle, Waah 

 .loy Floral Co . .Nisliville, Tenn. 

 Ka-Jtinc Co., William F., Riiff:ilo. .\. Y 

 Keller Sons. Inc., .1. IS., K.)eliester, .N. Y 

 Kniescliell Uros. Co., Cliic,i).'o. 

 Lemon & Co., F. H , Iticlimond, Ind. 

 .M.irsh.ill & Co.. W. E , New York. 

 .Martin & Forljcs Co., Portland, Ore. 

 McCallnm Co., Pittslmrtli, P.i. 

 .Micliell'H Seed House, Pliilailelpliia, Pa 

 •Miller. A L., .I.miaicM, N. Y 

 Niessi.n Co.. I,,.,,, Pliiladelplii:! , Pa 

 Park Floral (',),, Cleveland. 

 Peterson A; Sons. J A.. Cincinnati, O 

 Pitlsl)iiri;li Cut Flc.wer Co., Pittshiirgli Pii 

 Randall. Harry ,1.. Worcester, Mass. 

 Rice Pros.. Minneapolis, Minn 

 Rice Co., .M., Philadelpliia, Pa. 

 Rock. William L. , Kansas City. Mo 

 Schline. -Max. Inc., .New York 



Y. 



ork. 



.'....,.,«.. ..1.1 .\. iM»., .^I'w xorK 

 .Siet>re<lit. \V. H., CliappaMHa, N. 

 SkideKky & Co., S. S . New Yo 

 Sniitli Floral Co., I.aiisinu. Mirh 

 Stale FL.rists' Assoeiation of Ind 

 St. l.onis Florists 



Stnppy Fl.iral Co., St. .Joseph. Mo. 

 Tracy. I',. Ilanimond, Wenh ini. Ma: 

 Iraendly * Sclieni k. New Yolk 

 Vanclian, Mis. ,1. c , ciiicai;o. III. 

 V.-in Zniineveld & Co., Sassenlieiirj 

 WertlieiniiT Pros., New Y " 

 ZanilliiTueii Mn 



ork. 



- —. , Oyster P.ay N. Y 



/.volanek »V Sons, Anton C, ly.nipoc 



Hollaml 



Cal. 



FERTILIZER FROM LEAVES. 



Well acquainted with the ferlilizing 

 properties of leaves through his expe 

 rience as a grower, Louis D. Poock began 

 exiieriments some time ago in an efl'ort 

 to get the food elements in concentrated 

 form from the leaves. He found that 



