. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 72 L'examen pour fleuristes 8 FlBBDABT, 1917. Pour sportifs d'alimentation a été relevée et certains jours il y a suffisamment d'eux pour satisfaire toutes les demandes. Les coupes de roses sont toujours la lumière. Beaucoup de Californie- cultivés les violettes sont indiqués et les sup- ply violettes de l'Oregon a augmenté. Tulipes en pot, jonquilles et cinerarias •plomb dans les plantes en fleurs. Quelques jacinthes néerlandais ont été en. Notes diverses. Les semenciers ont mailing fini leurs catalogues printemps. Certains d'entre eux font face à une situation plutôt embarrassante en raison d'une soudaine et inattendue dans l'ad- vance coût de m

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 72 The Florists' Review FlBBDABT 8, 1917. carnation supply has been relieved and some days there are enough of them to meet all demands. The cuts of roses are still light. Plenty of California- grown violets are shown and the sup- ply of Oregon violets has increased. Potted tulips, daffodils and cinerarias •lead in blooming plants. A few Dutch hyacinths have come in. Various Notes. The seedsmen have finished mailing their spring catalogues. Some of them face a rather embarrassing situation due to the sudden and unexpected ad- vance in the cost of many kinds of seed. Their retail prices were based on their contract figures with the growers, but they realize that the quantities con- tracted for will fall far short of supply- ing them for the season and that they cannot go into the market and buy what ihey need at figures which would permit them to sell at their catalogue prices. Beet seeds, spinach seeds, onion sets, seed potatoes and some sorts of beans are some of the items that worry the retail seedsmen. At a meeting of the Oregon Sweet Pea Society held January 26, it was decided to affiliate with the American Sweet Pea Society. All the sweet pea societies of this state will be urged to unite with the Oregon society. A sweet pea show will be held in the new Auditorium at the time of the National Education Association convention next June. This will be the first flower show to be held in the new municipal building. A cam- paign to enlarge the membership of the Oregon Sweet Pea Society will be launched. J. H. Dundore is president and Mrs. Harriet Hendee secretary of the society. A portion of the dock at the Charles H. Lilly Co. seed store collapsed from the weight placed upon it and a quan- -tity of goods was injured by immersion In the water. Spring yellows are shown everywhere and several stores have a window deco- rated exclusively with them. Harry Newel, formerly with the Hahn & Herbert Co., now is with the Wils

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