. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. ^LHji /^j !mm§^m PiL©iiiiir. Le Prnw Mmerica est "de l'UesseI ; il peut y avoir plus de confort, mais rimiubiups ilrst itm nous sommes à toucher des mers inconnues." tome XXII. CHICAQO ET NEW YORK, le 9 juillet 1904. N° 840. Ti-HKi Lk&gt ;^m®mm FiL^isopir NnrETSSNTH (YSAB. Copyright 1904 par American, Compagnie d'entrée comme Seoond-Claas Floriat Mail Question. P0DBC STSBT SATTIBDAT8BLI BT FLEURISTE AMÉRICAIN DMrborn 334, St., Chicago. Butern Otflc* : 43 W. aSth St., New York. Abonnement, 11,00 par an. À l'Europe, 1300. Snbsoript

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. ^LHji /^i!mm§m ^PiL©iiiiir. Mmerica is "the Prnw of the UesseI; there may be more comfort rimiubiups, but we are itm ilrst to touch Unknown Seas." Vol. XXII. CHICAQO AND NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1904. No. 840. Ti-HKi Lk>^m®mm (FiL^isopir NnrETSSNTH YSAB. Copyright 1904, by American Floriat Company Entered as Seoond-Claas Mail Matter. P0BLI8HBD STSBT SATTIBDAT BT AMERICAN FLORIST COMPANY, 334 DMrborn St., Chicago. Butern Otflc*: 43 W. aSth St., New York. Subscription, 11.00 a year. To Europe, 13 00. SnbsoriptionB accepted only from the trade. Volumes half-yearly from August, 1901. For World's Fair Visitors. From the city take the Market street electric cars for the entrance nearest to the Horticulture building. The Union railroad station is located on Market and Eighteenth streets. Get off at station 10 on the intramural railroad for the Horticulture building. Other reasonably convenient stations are 7, 8, and 9. Prof. L. R. Talt, who has charge of the judging in the horticultural classes, is now at his office in the Horticulture building. Chief F. W. Taylor's office is at the south end of the Agriculture building, the end nearest the Horticulture building. Superintendent Hadkinson's office is in the Horticulture building. THIS ISSUE 36 PAGES WITH COVER. CONTENTS. Palma and lerns , 919 —RejuvenatiD(_' decorators' stock 949 —Nephrolepis Piersoni Improved (illus.) 650 World's Fair notes 950 Angrjecum Sanderianum (illus.) 950 American Rose Society 951 Market Gardens—Puff-ball culture 952 New York Florists' Club outing, (illus.) 953 The retail trade—A handsome wreath (illus.). , 954 New York 954 Chicago 9-4 Philadelphia 935 Boston 956 Baltimore 956 Washington 9.56 Pittsburg 956 Newport, R. 1 957 LosAngeles 9 7 Keeping over vinca vines 958 Reply to Eichholz 958 Sowing daisies for spring 958 Additional spring trade reports 958 Cincinnati 965 The seed trade 966 —Potatoes from

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