. La culture des œillets commerciale : un guide pratique pour les méthodes modernes de la croissance du marché américain pour fins d'oeillet. Développement de l'ŒILLET 45 parmi le grand nombre de variétés qui ne sont pas mentionnées, et que- ** a également dirigé," il y a eu quelques beautés de grandes choses qui avait été espéré, qui ont été admirées et valorisés, qui ont eu leur journée courte et ont disparu ; tout comme nombre de son ancienne schoohnates ont donné la grande promesse dans la matinée de hfe, que pour tomber plus tard dans l'oubli. Tous les sportifs qui a été une avance par rapport aux autres sortes a été un tremplin-

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. Commercial carnation culture : a practical guide to modern methods of growing the American carnation for market purposes. DEVELOPMENT OF THE CARNATION 45 Among the large number of varieties that are un- mentioned, and that ** also ran, " there have been some beauties of which great things had been hoped, which have been admired and valued, which have had their short day and disappeared; just as numbers of one's old schoohnates gave great promise in the morning of hfe, only to fall later into obscurity. Every Carnation that has been an advance over existing sorts has been a thin stepping- stone toward that perfection to which we aspire, and those of us who have taken them up and tried them have been bearing only oui share of building up the . r , I r> I ' Charles Willis Ward secure monument oi the reople s „, Born on the site of the present city r lower. of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, in 1857. A ver>' careful raiser of Carnations for many years at Queens, L. I., and formerly a great forr-e in the Carnation world. His best introduc- 4 T T T . T /-> . • T tion was undoubtedly ^Irs. C. W. Although the Carnation has ward, not received so much attention from floral artists as the Rose, there are still some exquisite paintings of beautiful blooms insome of the specialistic publications of the middle and latter half of last century. The Carnation has also a remarkable literature of its own. More than eighty books have been published dealing with it, the names of which have been compiled by Mr. C. Harman Payne of London, Eng., and published in his ** Florists' Bibliography, " a work that every student of floral literature ought to possess. This notable and vol- uminous list, which follows, speaks eloquently of the wide-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Dick, J. Harrison

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