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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. TW-myif-^iwii ' Tl." 'i5' ?? V: ^^rW ^' iTi^- ', " f f„?'•>? y •, ? r • p'" " »^-.M"« , F» ~ Fbbbuart 6. 1920 The Florists^ Review 33. benches where the soil is wheeled in, as the coating is so thin that it will all crack. It is about thirty-five years since I saw it used. Fred G. Lewis. C»CN LETTCI^^^ KEADED6 PEBENNIAI.S FOB WINDOWS. Florists everywhere are seeking new and odd ways to give their window displays that touch of simplicity so much required to attract attention. Why not use a few perennials f Something new, odd and attractive can be devised for the vidndow with the help of these old-fashioned flowers. Some of the early-flowering perennials force quite easily. Mertensia virgini- ca, Primula veris and Euphorbia epi- thymoides will force without any trouble in a house of 60 to 65 degrees. With the primula and euphorbia, one should, however, be careful to use only well rooted and strong clumps or strong pot-grown plants potted not earlier than September. Euphorbia epithymoides should be forced and sold along with our other Easter-flowering plants. Its bloom is a beautiful chrome yellow, with hardy and bright foliage that will follow along well to the top of each stem. This plant was displayed in the Grand Central Palace, New York city, among a few rocks at the entrance of a rock garden and daily held the attention of many visitors, who inquired its name and where it could be obtained. J. G. Tinger. CALL FOB ABBITBATION. Grow the stock and get the price; don't get the price and deliver poor stock. If I wish any plants, I confer with myself and The Eeview and then enclose check with my order, except to firms where my credit is known. It is then up to the sellers and I believe that some of them take their own sweet time. I bought some rooted cuttings of geraniums last August. Delivery was made in November and, believe me, I had to use a pair of tweezers to hold them while potti