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The Florists' Review 



Sbptbubbb 2Z. 19111, 



LAKCASTEB, PA. 



Club Meeting. 



The Lancaster County Florists' Club 

 met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms 

 Thursdaj evening, September 16. B. 

 Vincent, Jr., and son, of White Marsh, 

 Md., were present. The former gave a 

 delightful talk about some of the flo- 

 rists' establishments he visited while 

 on his trip to the Pacific coast this sum- 

 mer. Mr. Vincent's son read a paper 

 on dahlias, which was one of the best 

 to which we have ever had the pleasure 

 of listening. They brought with them 

 a fine collection of dahlias, possibly 

 100 varieties, the cream of their im- 

 mense planting of fifty acres. 



Edward Beck and Chas. H. Tucker 

 were elected to membership. Budolph 

 Nagel showed vases of Smith's Ad- 

 vance chrysanthemums, of exceptional 

 merit, and his yellow sport from that 

 variety, which was fine. David F. 

 Bose, an amateur, showed a vase of 

 dahlias, which reflected much credit on 

 his cultural skill. 



September 28 to October 1, in con- 

 nection with the Lancaster county agri- 

 cultural fair, the Lancaster County Flo- 

 rists ' Club will conduct a dahlia show. 

 Cups and prizes will be awarded to 

 both amateurs and florists. We invite 

 anyone who grows dahlias to join us 

 and help make it a success. Kindly 

 communicate with Albert M. Herr, 

 chairman of the dahlia show committee. 



October 14, at the regular club meet- 

 ing, we expect to have the pleasure of 

 an address by Bobert Pyle, of West 

 Grove, on his trip to the exposition 

 and the S. A. F. convention. 



H, K. B. 



Harbor Springa, lach. — C. M. Gross- 

 man has increased his acreage of gladi- 

 oli this season and will harvest an es- 

 pecially good crop of bulbs. Visitors 

 say they never have seen anything 

 finer than his rows of- the variety Mrs. 

 Frank Pendleton, Jr. 



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