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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 114 The Florists' Review Fbbkdauv 10, 1921 of the summer, our crop of early asters was not as large as we liad lioj)e(l for. Karly-fiowcriug cosmos, Emperor lark- spur, caleiulula, ])ereiiiiial larkspur, Shirley poppy, carnation - flowered ]io])])y, peony-Uowcred popjw, calliopsis, four o'clock and sweet william were all good crops with us and we had am])le seeds to fill our contracts in full. There seems lo l>e a decided shortage in pe- tunias, arious dahlia seeds, coleus seeds, some varieties of antirrhinum, portulaca. sal]iiglossis and verbena, as well as a iniiiiher of iMiropcan varieties of seeds commonly usecl l)y .Vnu'rican seedsmen.'' DEMAND TO FOLLOW DULLNESS. "Although this is the season when all seed houses should be working day and night to fill orders, " says Secretary A. R. Ward, of the Oshkosh Seed Co., Oshkosh, Wis., "business is not so rushing as it should be, mostly because, in this line as in all others, everyone is waiting until he has to have the seed before he will buy it. "There was a good crop of medium red and alsike clover grown in this sec- tion this season, and the crop of garden peas was also excellent, these being the principal items grown here. More than half of the clover seed crop is still in the hands of farmers, as they are re- luctant to sell at prices offered and seedsmen are not anxious to buy at any price. The movement of clover is the slowest in years, consequently. "All are agreed that there will be more seeds of all kinds planted this season than for the last few years, clover and like seeds because of their cheapness this season and been use the soil needs it, and garden seeds because so many people are out of employment that they will wish to have a garden to supply their table next summer." MOTT-LY GLEANINGS. Kent Bros, have disposed of their seed and poultry supply department to W. R. Crooks, favorably known for many years in Xewark, O. "