. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 108^ Decembeb les fleuristes d'examen 30, 1920 sacré chinois importés des bulbes de nénuphar. Tapis de pots d'enrubannage. Frieze, toutes les couleurs. Lotus séchés japonais. Fleurs séchées. Chardons colorés. $ la douzaine 1.2S violettes bouquets Roses, toutes les variétés de chrysanthèmes pompons et les asperges et Adiantum ENOMOTO &AMP ; Co., Inc. Les producteurs et les expéditeurs de gros 35 Saint Anne Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Mentionner le BeTlew quand vous écrivez. pour changer les chaudières à brûleurs du charbon. Randall-McLoughlin disposé de grandes quantités de couronnes de houx à leur Western Avenue

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 108 The Florists^ Review Decembeb 30, 1920 Imported Chinese Sacred Lily Bulbs. Mats for Wrapping Plant Pots. Frieze, all colors. Japanese Dried Lotus. Dried Flowers. Colored Thistles. VIOLETS $1.2S per dozen bunches Roses, all varieties Chrysanthemums and Pompons Asparagus and Adiantum ENOMOTO & CO., Inc. Wholesale Growers and Shippers 35 Saint Anne Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Mention The BeTlew when you write. for changing the boilers over to coal burners. Randall-McLoughlin disposed of large quantities of holly wreaths at their Western avenue store, and almost as much at the branch at Eighty-fifth and Greenwood. All of the neighborhood flower stores reported a better sale this season. H. M. POT FORGET-ME-NOTS AT ONCE. Will you please inform me what would be the proper time to pot field-grown forget-me-nots in 5 and 6-inch pots for the greenhouse? Also what would be the right temperature to bring them in before the outside plants are in bloom? W. C. H.—Ore. Pot the forget-me-nots at once and get them established in the pots at the earli- est possible moment. Forget-me-nots will not stand hard forcing, but must be brought on gradually. Raise the temperature at night 5 degrees above the average night temperature in which they have been growing, and after a week of this raise it to about 55 de- grees. As soon as the flower buds can be distinctly seen—that is, as soon as they can be determined from growth shoots—raise the temperature to 60 de- grees. Avoid a close atmosphere, at all times ventilating freely night and day, and spray the plants lightly every clear day. After they are well estab- lished in the pots allow i)lenty of root moisture. H. R. R. INDIANAPOUS, IND. The Market. Christmas business was exceptionally good, stock in general being fairly plen- tiful. Potted plants were more abun- dant than cut stock. Roses were in fair supply and ranged in price from $12 to $60 per hundred. Carnations were not so nu

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