. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 96 La revue Decbmbbb^ Fleuristes 21, 1922 American Horticultural Society a indiqué qu'il aurait une portée aussi large et serait d'abord dans le domaine. L'examen de la portée de la société a mis au point le fait que bien que la société a été organisée qu'il y a trois mois, elle a déjà une vie et plus de 200 membres annuels, alors que les membres sont dispersés dans 17 états et les îles Philippines. Ecsolutions ont été adoptées par la réunion déplorant la mort récente d'Hepresentative Mann et mettant de l'avant de la dette due par l'horticultu

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 96 The Florists^ Review Decbmbbb 21, 1922 American Horticultural Society indi- cated that it would have as wide a scope and would be first in the field. Discussion of the scope of the society developed the fact that although the society was organized only three months ago, it already has one life and more than 200 annual members, while the members are scattered in seventeen states and the Philippine islands. Ecsolutions were adopted by the meeting deploring the recent death of Hepresentative Mann and setting forth the debt due him by the horticultural world. It is probable that the first flower show to be staged by the society will be held in the spring, in line with rec- ommendations made by T. F. Pappe, second vice-president, who pointed out that that was the best time of year in which to awaken interest in flowers. If held, the show will probably be a cooperative affair, in whi<fli the Flo- rists' Club of Washington will partici- pate. T. N. S. VERSE FOR HEATHER. Will you kindly publish the little stanza by Harry Lauder which is so suitable to enclose as a greeting with bunches of heather? I think these lines have been published in The Review, but am unable to find them. H. F.—Mich. The verse written by Sir Harry Lau- der as a greeting with Scotch heather, at the time he visited the heather fields of Eoy F. Wilcox & Co., Montebello, Cal., is as follows: Ye ken I'm sincere When I send ye, my dear, A wee bit of heather For lucli and good cheer. HYACINTHS FOR EASTER. I should like to have your advice as to how to plant hyacinths for Easter and how long it takes to flower them under ordinarv conditions. J. J.—Wis. Your hyacinths should .-ilready be in pots in a cold cellar or buried outdoors. It will not be necessary to take them into the greenhouse before February. For directions as to forcing, watch the weekly "Seasonable Suggestions." CROTONS From 2^-laek to Sp««im*Ba 2H-111. DOti. 9»SM» ptar 1

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