. La florería americana : una revista semanal para el comercio. La floricultura; floristerías. 748 La American Floristería. Dec. T2, Souvenir de Victorine Calvat, muy fino, suave, rosado carne. Otros se muestran pero los colores no eran agradables a nuestro gusto. M. Alfred Chantrier mostró algunas Lac d', una fina Estera amarillo es el mejor. que no estaban en París. L. Liban, una multa, fue uno amarillo, Vercingetorix, un profundo color amarillo dorado enjuagado castaño rojizo, otro. A continuación, realizamos una nota especial de Chrysanthemiste Remy, rojizo profundo carmesí con retroceso de oro; Marquesa. Exposición de crisantemo nacional francesa tan

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 748 The American Florist. Dec. T2, Souvenir de Victorine Calvat, very fine, soft, pinkish flesh. Others were shown but the colors were not pleasing to our taste. M. Alfred Chantrier showed some Lac d' Estera, a fine yellow being the best. that were not at Paris. L. Liban, a fine yellow, was one, Vercingetorix, a deep golden yellow flushed reddish chestnut, another. Then we made a special note of Chrysanthemiste Remy, deep reddish carmine with golden reverse; Marquise. EXHIBITION OF FRENCH NATIONAL CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY AT LILLE, NOV. 6, 1903 M. le Marquis de Paris, a new grower, showed a lot of seedlings, some very promising. Poupoule, rosy amaranth, is good. Souvenir de Montbrun, ochre yellow, tinted chestnut, is another. Mme. de Castelbajac and Mme. Plaque were also marked. Auguste Nonin has raised some good seedlings and was awarded six first-class certificates. He, like Calvat, has a very good idea of a show flower and his catalogue contains some tiptoppers. He is one of the most genial and best liked men in the chrysanthemum world. He staged some fine groups of pot plants. M. Leon Caveon showed standards, many of them grafted, curious to the general public, but of no great value from a cultural point of view. A Japanese gardener, W. Hata, showed trained plants of European varieties in big wooden boxes. He was awarded a gold medal for a composition of wire, wooden lattice work, foliage and flowers. These were pvramids in form, but it is doubtful if they were up to the best Japanese quality, like that described in the Ameri- can Florist of fourteen years ago as being done in the gardens of the Emperor of Japan. P- CHRYSANTHEMUMS AT LILLB, FRANCE. The members of the French Chrysan- themum Society, although having their headquarters at Lyons, hold a show every year in some other town of France They are jolly fellows and always make guests happy and at home. The writer knows them nearly

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