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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Decembeh 13, 1906. 



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Seed Trade News. 



AHEBICAN SEED TBADE ASSOCIATION. 



Pres., Henry W. Wood, Richmond, Va.; First 

 Vlce-Pres^ Charlaa Bur^e, Toledo, O. ; Sec'y and 

 Treas., C. B. Kendel, Cleveland. The 26th annual 

 meeting will be held at New York City, June, 1907. 



The seed stores which handle Christ- 

 mas supplies report brisk trade and a 

 bright outlook. * 



The question of beet seed is impor- 

 tant. Many of the best selling sorts are 

 in short supply. 



Mrs. E. V. Hallock, wife of the 

 well-known seedsman of Queens, L. 1., 

 died December 8. 



The shortage of the canning varieties 

 of peas is still a source of annoyance 

 to those who were sure that plenty woidd 

 be harvested. 



Beans are moving in and out in better 

 shape at present and those who have 

 been complaining about delayed deliv- 

 eries are better satisfied. 



Seedsmen will be interested in the 

 paper on ' ' Sports ' ' in another part of 

 this issue. It is by Patrick O'Mara, 

 manager of the plant department of 

 Peter Henderson & Co. 



The Montgomery Blue Grass Seed 

 Co., of Mt. Sterling, Ky., composed of 

 1. F. Tabb, M. O. Cockrell and J. M. 

 Bigstaff, has completed arrangements for 

 the erection of a fireproof warehouse. 



The onion seed pages of some of the 

 seed catalogues are reported to be off 

 the press. It would be a source of grati- 

 fication to those who are still holding 

 their copy if they who have prices printed 

 would let them out. 



Dammann & Co., at San Giovanni, 

 near Naples, say in an insert in their 

 new wholesale price list of Italian grown 

 seeds : ' ' The heavy and prolonged rain 

 of ashes which fell here in April last, 

 during the outbreak of Mount Vesuvius, 

 destroyed many crops around the vol- 

 cano, while another part of them suf- 

 fered considerably. As to ourselves, we 



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