. La fleuriste américain : un journal hebdomadaire pour le commerce. La floriculture ; fleuristes. li^iy. L'American Fleuriste. tion, un rapport complet de l'interface utilisateur de la société noaxinq^paure iqs pua 9q utav sjrejj-B d'être publié au début de janvier. "Nous nous réjouissons à l'heure où ce bulletin peut devenir beaucoup plus d'importance et prendre la forme d'une an- nuelle semblable à la publication de la société Pois de Grande Bretagne. Peut-être suis-je un peu trop enthousiastes sur pois de questions, mais la réponse des membres de l'exécutif du comité plan n'a pas été ce que l'on attendait, et il

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. li^iy. The American Florist. tion, a complete report of the society's noaxinq sqi ui paure^uoo 9q utav sjrejj-B to be issued early in January. "We are looking forward to the time when this bulletin may become of much more im- portance and take the form of an an- nual similar to the publication of the National Sweet Pea Society of Great Britain. Perhaps I am a little too enthusiastic on sweet pea matters, but the response of the members to the executive com- mittee's plan has not been what was expected, and it is doubtful if the so- ciety can finance the publication of an annual next year. We can, however, improve on our bulletin which, al- though a modest publication, has been received with a good word from many. Since January 18, 13 new members have been added to the roll and the Newport (R. I.) Garden Club has be- come affiliated with our society. We are much indebted to the firms who so generously helped the publica- tion of our bulletin schedule by taking advertising space therein, and also to the firms and societies that contributed to the prize list. The present condition of affairs in the world, caused by the war, is no doubt in great part the rea- son why our exhibition is not as large as usual, but what may be lacking in quantity is made up in the quality of the exhibits as a whole. It is earnestly hoped that the interest in the society will continue to increase, and although the present times are against much progress being made I firmly believe that, when the world turns again to peaceful pursuits, a great future is in store for the American Sweet Pea So- ciety. Sterilization of Soils. Ed. American Florist: In THE AMERICAN FLORIST, issue of June 16, page 1157, you have an article which states that I have found that in the sterilization of soils live steam is too severe as it kills the useful bac- teria, as well as the undesirable, but that we were using a device that kil

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