. La florería americana : una revista semanal para el comercio. La floricultura; floristerías. 728 El American floristería, 7 de mayo, un LL Viveristas. Y Floristerías wiibins Seedsmen ^ para hacer negocios con Europa debe enviar para el "Borticultnral Anunciante" Este es el papel del comercio británico, beinit leer semanalmente por todos los comerciantes de horticultura; también es tomado por más de 1000 de las mejores casas de continental. Suscripción anual, para cubrir el costo de postane. 75c. Como el H. A. es un medio puramente comerciales, apli- se inclina, con suscripción, envíe una copia de su catálogo u otras pruebas que belone al

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 728 The American Florist, May 7, A LL Nurserymen. Seedsmen and Florists wiibins ^ to do business with Europe should send for the "Borticultnral Advertiser" This is the British Trade Paper, beinit read weekly by all the horticultural traders; it is also taken by over 1000 of the best continental houses. Annual subscription, to cover cost of postane. 75c. As the H. A. is a purely trade medium, appli- cants should, with the subscription, send a copy of their catalog or other evidence that they belone to the nursery or seed trade. Money orders payable at Lowdham, Notts. Address Editors of "H. A." CbOwell Nnrseries. LOWDH»M Notts. Kngland New Crop Ferns FANCY and DAGGER ready May lit. Special price for large orders Price $1.2S per lOOO. CALDWELL THE WOODSMAN CO., Evergreen, Alabama Perpetuated and Natvral Stieet New Crop Ferns, Fancy and Daggers NOW READY, Price $1.25 per 1000. E. A. BEAVEH. EwrgrtM. Ala. St. Louis. STOCK GOOD. The weather has warmed up con- siderably but it is raining at the time of writing. Trade is not what it should be. Stock is good but not bringing good prices. A few peonies are in and bring from five to eight cents. Some American Beauty roses of good color are seen in medium, short and long, but are not cleaning out by any means. Outdoor stock is scarce. The opera last week moved a few flowers. This week Is the farmers' convention and visit of President Taft, which may help some. Fancy ferns are about $3 per 1,000. In about a week we can look (or hardy ferns. NOTES. Eddie Garlech, for 15 years in the employ of C. A. Kuehn, is about to resign and enter into the paper busi- ness with Hagen & Co., of which firm he becomes a member. Eddie has been a faithful servant and he will be sadly missed by all the retail trade. He was always strictly businesslike and was respected and liked by every- one in general. George Schriever, his fellow worker will,