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Title: Florists' review (microform)
Identifier: 5205536_17_1 (find matches)
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Subjects: Floriculture
Publisher: Chicago : Florists' Pub. Co
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Febkuary 1, 1006. The Weekly Florists^ Review* 703
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General View of the American Carnation Society's Exhibition at Boston. J. F. \VJl(;ox.-—Discarded it on nccount of inforiiir ilowcrs nml sliort stems. Ethel Crocker. I'atteii & Co.—Discarded for other va- iieties more profitable. X. A. Picnsoii.^—-Discarded, but very iliic liorc if you can keep it from s()lit- tirifx. .J. !'. '\Vil('ox.--Not profitable; liave est of its kind; al- '.vav^ iu crop. . .t. A. Budlono-.- Tried lOO-foot bench Inst year; common soil; drojijied it. Mrs. Joost. Patten & Co.—Otliers more ))r(ifitablo; discarded. Poehlmann P.nis. Co.—Out(dassed. Bate l^ros.-- Will drop it this season. J. H. Dunlo(>.—Discardeil. N. A. Benson.—Too small f^r the pres- ent-day demand. J. y. Wilcox.—Discarded nn account of stem-rot. Enchantress. Patten 6c Co.—Have shared th^' uin- versallv sati^fnctorv oxpeiiiMH-.' witli this, J. P. Wilcox.-Seems to be tlic one '^ort no one can find fault with. S. J. Eeuter.—Tliis we consider our ■inest sort; iiave heard it called a pimr i.eeper but find it keeps as Ioiilt as any -ort if grown cool, 4S to ."iO degrees. Poelilmann Pros. awson; everybody 'Ught to grow it; jiotted stock planted '11 bench not so liable to croj); lield- crown plants stand transplanting well; > ery satisfactory carnation in every 'Vny; ."-J degrees at night. •T. )T. Dunlop.—;\Iagnifi(>eiit ; dean, free growth and bb^omer; the be-t light ;>iiik: ino«t soni^ht after. X. A. Pcnson.— In my opinion it stands head and shoulders above every other variety I ever grew. Wictor Pros.—Pest of the light pinks. .7. A. Pudlong.—One of the best and most profitable varieties. Date Pros.—We all agree on this. Morning Glory. J. II. Dunlop.—Growing smaller in size of flower; shall drop it next season. Wietor Pros.—Beautiful shade, prolific bloomer and a money-maker. J. A. Pudlong.—(!ood, but a little «low and superseded by Kmdiantress. Estelle. I'oehlmaiin P.ros. Co.—Outclassed; very fine flower if perfect, Imt in some localities won't do at all; luit jirniluctive eiiougii for wholesale traile. .T. II. Punlop.—i'.right red; fairly free bloomer; our standard red. N. A. Penson.—Good when dune right, but I can 't do it. .1. )•'. Wilcox.— bine cdlor but witli us too slinrt of stem fdi' a ccuninen-ial \a- ricty. C. IT. Roney.— Another standard that we shall continue to grow. Wietor Pros.—Pest color of all the reds aiul a verv good liloomer. J. A. Pudlong.-i'airly good; a little^ too siiigie. r\'ilten & Co.- Di'^cardcMl. Red Lawson. .). A. P.udloiig. Not red enough. Poehlmann Pros ( o. -A good addi- tion; best red from standpoint of pro- duction; healthy, strong, very )>roduct- ive of cuttings; one tliat will be grown for some time and n turn you money. C. U. 7\'oney.— It is doing very well; will try it again another season. Pate Pros.—Pike it very mucli; <\):()\ plant it heavily next season. J. ir. Dunlop.- lias done well; of lirighter shade here than as shown by the originator; fully as liright as Crane at its best; well liked. X. A. Pensiui. Cidiir won't do. Flamingo. S. J. Pouter.—Have dropped this; not free enough and crooked ilow(M"s. .1. A. P.udlong.— Kxcellent color and stem, but not productive enough; dropj)ed it. i'oehlmaiin Pros. Co.---Too late to start into bloom; fine growth and good si/c; easily afTt'ct(<l by heat and thrips, also iiudined to rubber. I'atten ic Co.— !)iscarded; not profit- able witli us. .1. 11. Dunlop.—Was disappointing last -e;isMii but very fine this year; have only a -iiall )iatch but slitill increase. < . If. Policy.—We consider this the bevt laiiey red and shall continue to di(.^\ it. \. .\. Penson. Ap;i;ireiit ly all right in -oiiie se<-tions. .1. F. Wilcox.- Is doing well with us; •^liall grow more of it next season. Crane. .1. .\. Pudlong. -Played out. 1 'it 111! iV • '.- 1 >isc;ir(h'd. i'df iilm.'Miu I'.i-os. ("o.- Still a good one wlieiv steni-i'ot 'Iocs not rati-h it; early :iiiii i;i!ite productive. .1. 11. Dutdop.— Discarded. t . 11. liomy.- Our standard reil and we r.oi-ider it one (i" the lie^t yet com- liH-l 1 i:i I ly. \. \. I'.eiiv,iii. still as ^.lod as most .,f ;!;em. ;:;ite P.ros. -Cliii- last -e:is,,;; with i*. .r. i'. Wilcox.--Had to di».card it on ■.(>■ oiiiit of sfeir.-rot. Cardinal. I'.ate I'.ros.—P.ettei- clor than Ped baw-i'ii, but not so t'ree. .1. 11. 1 >unlop.-- Stem im-lineil to lie WT'ik; color good; lllodel'ately f;-e(\ I'oeidmann I'.ros. Cn.- Thi' best red ot tlio e in general cnliiv .-itioii. I'aiti'U iV Co.- Siinll L'Tow it again in limit" 1 i;uaiitilies. W'i.tor P>ids. —A coming red. .1. A. Pudlong.- The best red. C. IF. Poiiev, A t'.inev (hat wc will

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