. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. À L'EXPOSITION DE BOSTON DE L'AMERICAN pour sportifs LA SOCIÉTÉ. Expositions pour certiticiites. rêver, nous retrouvons notre idéal jamais à venir, dans toutes ses belles et diverses nuances de couleur, la perfection de la forme, et la croissance de luxe. C'est bien, car si nous avions atteint la perfection ici progrès cesserait. Imaginez, si vous le pouvez, beau et varié des œillets dans les tons de couleurs populaires, si longtemps à l'avance de la meilleure des aujourd'hui à dans un proche avenir, les variétés de carna- tions spécialement adaptés pour l'application sera cultivée

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. AT THE BOSTON EXHIBITION OF THE AMERICAN CARNATION SOCIETY. Exhibits for certiticiites. dreaming, we again see our ideal ever ahead, in all its beautiful and varied shades of color, perfection of form, and luxurious growth. This is well, for if we had perfection attainable here progress would cease. Imagine, if you can, carnations in beautiful and varied shades of popular colors, so far in advance of the best of today in In the near future, varieties of carna- tions specially adapted for the purpose will be grown in pans, and they will meet with a ready sale and increasing demand. Dwarf, compact growing free-flowering varieties will be the type in varied shades. Think how well grown specimens of a scarlet, for in- stance, would sell at Christmas. roses are handled today. By this method of culture, yRu will obtain a steady supply of blooms superior in every way to those of field grown plants. But the houses in which the plants are grown, should run north and south and not east and west, as during the hot summer months there is a de- cided advantage in a north and south. AT THE BOSTON EXHIBITION OF THE AMERICAN CARNATION SOCIETY. K.'ihibits in competition for certificates. point of size as to rival the American Beauty rose, and sold at prices unheard of. This is within the range of possi- bility. We are steadily but surely com- ing up to this standard. After another season of experience and close observation, I am more than ever convinced that the best carnations of the future will be grown indoors ex- clusively, much in the same manner as as a growing house. With thorough root action, the difference in number of blooms obtained will scarcely be per- ceptible, and there will be a decided advantage in quality in favor of the. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illust

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