Can the output of winter flowers for market be over-done? This is always a question of uncertainty, says the August issue of "The NJZ. Smallholder," in a practical article on the subject. But when one counts up the many exploitable cities and populous towns' farther south where winter flowers - are unknown, the carrying qualities of the blooms, the small likelihood that enough new growers will plunge in to overbalance the scales, and the still further consideration that increased steady supply often has the paradoxical effect of enhancing both the demand and the prices, it would seem qtoite a commendable gamble ttttbXdeeper -into winter-flower prodnctkej J* the --, great' northern jcpvUiee*. . •
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 192, 16 August 1927, Page 8
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