. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Septembre 21 Sri', 1910. Les fleuristes^ Review 19. Un Qoth Californien Chambre contenant 150 000 chrysanthèmes photographié septembre I, J9J6. La saison est plus haut dans le sud de Cali- fornia qu'ailleurs, les premiers varie d'être prêt- à la fin de sep- tembre, et les fleurs sont de texture splendide, debout .voyage longtemps dis- tances. La côte du Pacifique, les grossistes ont introduit le chrysanthème dans certaines parties du pays où elle était relativement inconnu jusqu'à il y a deux ou trois saisons. Foire de l'état de l'Illinois. Flower Show beaucoup plus petite. L

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Sri'TEMBER 21, 1910. The Florists^ Review 19. A Californian Qoth House Containing 150, 000 Chrysanthemums Photographed September I, J9I6. The season is earlier in southern Cali- fornia than elsewhere, the early varie- ties being ready by the close of Sep- tember, and the flowers are of splendid texture, standing .shipping long dis- tances. The Pacific coast wholesalers have introduced the chrysanthemum in parts of the country in which it was comparatively unknown up to the last two or three seasons. ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. Flower Show Much Smaller. The flower show in connection with the Illinois state fair, held annually at Springfield, is not gaining in inter- est; on the contrary, it is decreasing in size and declining as an attraction to the grounds. One of the reasons, of course, is that it is difficult to make a show of cut flowers at the middle of September, neither roses, carnations nor chrysanthemums being in condi- tion to display at this date, but a re- duction in the premiums last year did nothing to help the show along. This year, however, the marked falling off in the size of the show w^as due to the defection of the growers from the north end of the state, who have enlivened the competition in recent years, and to the condition of stock, which resulted in an unusually small showing of all cut flowers. The exhibits are nearly all local. The Awards. The awards made during the first two days, September 18 and 19, when in- terest usually is at its height, were as follows: Store and greenhonse plnnts, to cover 200 square feet—George J. Dlnkel, Springfield, first; George M. BrlnkerhotT, Springfield, second; Hem- brelker & Cole, Springfield, 111., third; Janssen Seed & Floral Co.. Springfield, fonrth. Twelve palms, single—George M. Brlnkerhoff, first; Janssen Seed & Floral Co., second. Six palms, single, three varieties, two of each—George M. Brinkerhoff, first; George J. Dlnkel, second; Janssen Seed

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