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The Weekly Florists^ Review, 



Septkmbbr 13, 1906. 



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TORONTO. 



The Market. 



Trade during September has shown a 

 marked increase over the previous 

 month, and nearly all the florists are 

 wearing a cheerful expression. Beauties 

 are coming in fairly plentifully, and 

 other roses are quite equal to the de- 

 mand. Asters and gladioli are running 

 short. Carnations are coming in only 

 in limited supply oflf the young stock. 



The Guelph G>nvention. 



The Toronto delegates who attended 

 the Guelph convention speak highly of 

 the treatment they received at the hands 

 of the Guelph horticulturists. The 

 handsome young ladies who served lunch- 

 eon on the lawn of the Ontario Agri- 

 cultural College were especially enter- 

 taining. A number of the delegates 

 took advantage of the invitation ex- 

 tended by the Dale Estate, W. Fendley, 

 and R. Jennings, of Brampton, to visit 

 their greenhouses on their way down to 

 Toronto. Here we found the greenhouses 

 of the three establishments in the most 

 up-to-date condition, and some of our 

 American friends were heard to remark 

 that they were equal to, and in many 

 respects superior to, anything they haa 

 seen at home. The delegates were servea 

 with lemonade at the Dale Estate, and 

 Mr, Duggan, the manager, explained 

 that it was the strongest beverage al- 

 lowed on the premises. After inspecting 

 the greenhouses the delegates were taken 

 'to the hotel, where a substantial meal 

 was in waiting. The delegates extended 

 their thanks to Mr. Duggan and the 

 other gentlemen for the kindness and 

 courtesy they had shown them. 



The Exhibition. 



The display of flowers at our annual 

 national exhibition is not perhaps so 

 good as in former years. Especially can 

 this be said of the quantity of design 

 work. This year the competition has 

 gone down to three exhibitors, and in 

 many classes only one. One of our 

 prominent exhibitors, J. S. Simmons, 

 has been out of town for the last month. 

 Some of the other exhibitors, who have 

 always been on hand, did not make en- 

 tries this year, and as there were no 

 new ones to take their places it conse- 

 quently cut down the number. In the 

 design work, J. H. Dunlop captured all 

 the flrsts, while T. Manton and W. Hoi- 



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land divided the seconds. In cut flow- 

 ers J. H. Dunlop got first for the col- 

 lection of rosos, and the Toronto Floral 

 Co. second. In the individual class the 

 Toronto Floral Cc. got first, .ind J. H. 

 Dunlop second. 



The display of outdoor annuals and 

 perennials was large, but the season 

 «eems to have been against a good many 

 varieties, consequently the quality is not 

 so good. Tn both classes of groups and 

 individual plants, the display was large, 

 and our private gardeners are to be 

 congratulated on the interest they have 

 taken, and the line specimens they have 

 exhibited. T. Manton captured his much 

 coveted first prize for an arranged grou]) 

 of plants. The other prizes were well 

 divided between Exhibition Park, Gov- 

 ernment House and Allan Gardens, and 

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