. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. D Pat. 30 octobre 1919, Mention de l'examen lorsque vous écrivez. COLUMBUS, O. le marché. De magnifiques chrysanthèmes sont être vendus à Columbus. Le Michigan- match de football de l'état de l'Ohio, le 6 novembre, a stimulé la vente de ceux-ci et les fleuristes avaient une journée exceptionnelle. Pom- pons tenir une place à côté de chrysanthe- mamans et les roses et les oeillets sont do- ment bien. Les petits pois sont lents. La plupart des ampoules pour plantation en automne ont été reçues. Notes diverses. Fleuristes locaux envoyés à l'exposition montrent chrysanthème qui eut lieu en même temps que l'horticulture

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