. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. V'"' 120 La Revue Apbil pour fleuristes 29, 1M" port ax : ces ampoules, mature mother floraison, importés exclusivement à des fins de multiplication, 365 000 $ ; 6 748, orchidées, palmiers et azalea indica, 1 574 $, 2 883 ; fruits et arbres d'ornement, des arbustes à feuilles persistantes et à feuilles caduques et de vignes, et tous les arbres, arbustes, plantes et vignes communément connu sous le nom de pépinière ou de serre stock, n. s. p. f., 187 000, 2 399 $ ; Le Myrobolan prunier, cerisier Mahaleb ou le merisier, Manetti multiflora et Briar Rose, Eosa rugosa, 3 ans ou moins, 615 000 $, 17 887. Catalogues BEC£IV£D. Sadie A. Th

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. V'»' 120 The Florists' Review Apbil 29, 1M« port axe these: Bulbs, mature mother flowering, imported exclusively for propagating purposes, 365, 000, $6, 748; orchids, palms and Azalea indica, 1, 574, $2, 883; fruit and ornamental trees, deciduous and evergreen shrubs and vines, and all trees, shrubs, plants and vines commonly known as nursery or greenhouse stock, n. s. p. f., 187, 000, $2, 399; Myrobalan plum, Mahaleb or Mazzard cherry, Manetti multiflora and briar rose, Eosa rugosa, 3 years old or less, 615, 000, $17, 887. CATALOGUES BEC£IV£D. Sadie A. Thomaa, Pasadena, ' Cal.—Tenth an- lual catalogue of chryganthemums; illustrated, thirty-two pages and cover. "We list the largest collection on the Pacific coast, " says the pro- prietor. She states, further, that "all plants are •and-rooted cuttings, " from outdoor-grown stock. McCallum Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—A large, well printed, fully illustrated folder, offering florists' supplies, such as wreaths, baskets, vases, plant stands, cycas, moss, lycopodlum and other mate- rials. "You will find here, " says the company, "a specially prepared list of spring money-mak- ers and staple trade-producers." MOBE SEED FI.AX THIS YEAR. Considerably more seed flax than usual sh'ould be planted this year, says the Depar^;ment of Agriculture^ . At least 2, 000, 000 acres, the department be- lieves, should be sown, almost wholly in the four principal flax-producing states—Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. Last year's acre- age was only 1, 683, 000 and, owing to unfavorable conditions, produced an ex- tremely light yield of seed, only about 9, 000, 000 bushels. The normal consumption of flaxseed in the United States for the manufac- ture of linseed oil and other products and for resowing is about 28, 000, 000 bushels a year. Average production for the laet seven years has been less than half that much. Because of the short supply and gen- e

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