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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Mat 10, 1906. 



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agreed with Mr. Dillon, adding that his 

 ])iate-glas3 house had proved the cheap- 

 est house on the place. The same 

 amount of heat kept it 10 degrees 

 warmer than any other house in zero 

 weather. In eleven years there had been 

 practically no breakage. Mr. Harris 

 also said that it was a mistake to think 

 small blisters in the glass would burn 

 foliage some distance beneath. It is 

 the irregular waves in the glass, the 

 varying in thickness that causes the 

 bums. Blisters usually focus too close 

 to touch the foliage below. 



Mr. Farenwald exhibited his three 

 cups won in Boston, at the rose show. 

 They were much admired. 



Spring Bedding. 



From a number of sources it was 

 learned that more bulbs had been sold 

 last season for outdoor bedding than 

 ever before. It is very easy to say that 

 sort of thing, and of course it is al- 

 ways true; but it is not always brought 

 home to the notice of the average person 

 so clearly as in this case. Parks, squares, 

 cemeteries, private residences and 'umble 

 'omes have been beautified with hya- 

 cinths, tulips, daffodils, crocuses, snow- 

 balls and whatnot, to a wonderful ex- 

 tent. Everywhere you go bright colors 

 are seen. It may be of interest to espe- 

 cially mention Independence square, with 

 its patriotic red, white and blue hya- 

 cinths, and Horticultural hall, in Fair- 

 mount park, where the entire parterre, 

 or sunken gardens, have been planted 

 with bulbs, the center beds with tulips, 

 usually one variety to a bed, and the 

 festoons on each side with daffodils, 

 making a waving effect indescribably 



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beautiful, stretching, as it does, almost 

 as far as the eye can reach. 



Berkowitz Helps Decorators. 



Paul Berkowitz, known throughout the 

 country as a member of the firm of H. 

 Bayersdorfer & Co., has a new adjust- 

 able plant stand intended to help the 

 hard pressed decorators, whose resources 

 are so seriously taxed by the many dif- 

 ferent requirements of small rooms, large 

 halls and the intermediate stages. 

 Through the courtesy of Mr. Berkowitz 

 I am enabled to give a slight idea of 

 this improved plant stand. It is made 

 of gas-pipe, light, strong and easily ad- 

 justable. It can be set to hold a plant 

 at anywhere from eighteen inches to four 

 feet in height, and will hold anything 

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 stand is supported by three legs, rubber 

 tipped, which will prevent their doing 

 damage on the most delicate carpet. The 

 whole can be slipped into a very small 

 compass, making it easily transportable. 



Various Notes. 



Godfrey Aschmann, who cleared up 

 his entire Easter stock almost to a plant, 

 has refilled his benches with a variety of 

 desirable spring plants, which he is now 

 beginning to distribute. 



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.Tacob Becker is very busy marketing 

 his 15,000 pot roses. He is a past mas- 

 ter in the art of growing these plants. 



Samuel S. Pennock has installed the 

 registry system in his wholesale commis- 

 sion house. This system, which is much 

 in vogue in many of the large houses, 

 requires each of his twenty-two em- 

 ployees to register the time of their ar- 

 rival and departure on cards numbered 

 for the purpose. These cards also show 

 at a glance whether the person wanted 

 is in or out. 



