Apkil 26, 1906. 



ThcWeekly Florists' Review. 



166S 



RETAIL FLORISTS. 



(CONTINUED.) 



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he Park 

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ST. PAUL, MINN. 



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STEAMER SAILINGS. 



The European travel already has set 

 in and soon will be on in full force. 

 European travel will be heavier than 

 ever this summer, some of the lines be- 

 ing booked full months ahead, and it 

 will pay you to post steamer sailings in 

 your window as a reminder to your pa- 

 trons. Tell them that you can deliver 

 flowers on board steamer at New York 

 or elsewhere at brief notice. Here are 

 the principal sailings in the next fort- 

 night : 



steamer. From. Date 



Abyssinia I'hlladelphia . . . April 28 



liethanla Baltimore April 28 



Sloterdyk Newport News. .April 28 



New Yorlc New Vorlv April 28 



Uomanic Uoston April 28 



Campania New Yorlv April 28 



Deutschland New York April 28 



Astoria Philadelphia ...April 28 



Statendam New York May 2 



La Provence New York Mav 3 



Ktruria New York Mav "> 



St . Louis New Y'ork Mav r> 



Vaderlaud New York Mav 5 



.\merika New York Mav 10 



La Lorraine New York Mav 10 



Lucania New Y'ork May 12 



Philadelphia New York Mav 12 



Kroonland New York May 12 



Palanza Philadelphia . . . Mav 14 



MADISON, N. J. 



The April meeting of the Morris 

 County Gardeners' and Florists' So- 

 ciety was well attended. Morristown 

 came down with a full delegation. 

 \Vm. Duckham 's theme, ' ' A Journey 

 Abroad," was the drawing card. He 

 yrivo us a very interesting story of iiis 

 four inontlis' trip. His account of the 

 Edinburgh flower show was interesting 

 trum more than one point of view. The 

 city itself, through which he was piloted 

 by the veteran grower, Peter Barr, he de- 

 clared, was the finest he ever saw. In 

 this city of 280,000 population the paid 

 admissions to the show were over 75,000. 

 In chrysanthemums, he said, varieties 

 which do only indifferently with us un- 

 der the best culture, were better than 

 anything he ever saw here, and some 

 varieties that do best with us were only. 

 medium there. His conclusion was that 

 climatic conditions as well as good cul- 

 ture have a great deal to do with pro- 

 ducing good mums. He visited many 

 private places of note in Scotland and 

 England, the Kew Gardens and the 

 great commercial places, and many in- 

 teresting and instructive notes were 



taken. Some new things were added to 

 his already noted collection by this trip. 

 A hearty vote of thanks was accorded 

 the speaker. 



The ])lant exhibition for this month 

 consisted of a magnificent group of 

 Spira'a (iladstone, put up by Otto Koch, 

 florist at the State Hospital at Morris 

 Plains. Judges Duckham, Herrington 

 and Totty awarded it the society's cer- 

 tificate of merit. 



Four new members were elected: 

 A. J. Guttman, Summit; Wm. G. Badge- 

 ly, Chatham; Robt. Tyson and Percy 

 Herbert, Florham Park. Our flower 

 show schedule is to be revised in com- 

 mittee for the next meeting. It was de- 

 cided to hold the next show in Madi- 

 son, November 1 and 2. E. E. 



CoLORAro Springs, Colo. — Albert C. 

 Rott has gone to Denver to enter the 

 employ of the Colfax Avenue Floral Co. 



Mi:.\dville, Pa. — George W. Haas & 

 Son say Easter trade was great. Lilies, 

 hyacinths, carnations, azaleas and tulips 

 were in heaviest demand; roses were not 

 in it with these. Primroses sold well, and 

 even geraniums; in fact, any plant in 

 flower went. On Friday the weather was 

 fine, on Saturday rainy, on Sunday cold. 



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