. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 20 La revue SSKIBMBiCB^ Fleuristes 10, 1914. à bien et commence à fleurir et M. Ellis m'a dit qu'il pense de vous, mais j'ai été surpris de voir les deux bonnes maisons, chaque quelque chose comme 200 pieds de long, qu'il a fait jusqu'à présent. L'un d'eux est plus d'une chambre à guillotine, mais elle est bien remplie de chrysanthèmes et plantes en pot. L'autre est rempli de roses et ils étaient une masse de fleurs, aussi. Les œillets sont en bancs d'extérieur de nouveau, et il semble qu'il y a peut-être une autre chambre plus tôt. M. Ellis a dit, cependant, qu'il est h

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 20 The Florists^ Review SSKIBMBiCB 10, 1914. looking well and beginning to bloom and Mr. Ellis told me that he was thinking of enclosing these, but I was surprised to see the two good houses, each something like 200 feet long, that he has at present. One of them is more of a sash house, but it is well filled with chrysanthemums and pot plants. The other is filled with roses and they were a mass of blooms, too. The carnations are in outdoor benches again, and it looks as though there might be another house soon. Mr. Ellis says, however, that he is hesitating about building, as the war has made the cotton situation uncer- tain. His business depends, of course, on the financial prosperity of the com- munity, and as the cotton growers are not able to market their product at all, he is just awaiting developments. He has about a quarter of an acre of roses in the open ground that are blooming wonderfully well. He has no need of houses in the summer as long as he can get such results outdoors. His dahlias, of which he generally grows considerable quantities, are all but a failure this season, as there has been little rain all summer and he was not prepared to irrigate them. The last two summers have proved that dahlias are uncertain in the south if there is no possibility of giving them water. Where that can be done in dry seasons, they do as well here as anywhere I have V)een. t B. CATALOGUES RECEIVED. Vnited Befrigerator & lea Machine Co., Keim sha. Wis.—"Make Flowers Pay the United Way." M finely Illustrated cataloRue of florists' refrlgti ators, refrigerator display cases and aramonlii compressors, or machines for artificial refrlKera- tion. Among the iUiistrHtlons are reproductions of photographs of the interior of florists' stores, containing refrigerators and other furnishings Installed by the United Co. Other illustrations show completely equipiH'd <-ooling rooms as con Rtructed by the ITnited Co. fo

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