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Stanley Smith inspecting flowers, 1951
Flower grower Stanley Smith, published in the Stuart News (13 Dec 1951). -
Luce Flower Farm, c. 1970
Chrysanthemum flowers at the Clifford M. Luce & Son flower farm in Stuart. -
Chrysanthemum farm, c. 1960
Three women pose at a Stuart chrysanthemum flower farm. Message written on back of postcard reads "Greeting to You, Vern. How are you? These chrysanthemums are raised just north of Stuart which is 11 miles north of us. The stretch of there (sic) flowers is very beautiful. At night, they have lights all around the whole lots with net covering all over the top. It is a lovely sight especially at night with the lights on. I'll bet your gardens are beautiful now. Hope you keep [?] Vern, you have so much to do. We both send our love, Chas & Adele." -
C. W. "Possum” Long, 1950
Clifton W. "Possum" Long kneels among the plants at Possum's Nursery on Hibiscus Avenue in Stuart. Possum Long was a Martin County High School agricultural teacher in the 1940s. His property is now owned by the Martin County Audubon Society. -
Golf cart at Luce Flower Farm, c. 1975
Two men speak near covered flower beds at Luce Flower Farm in Stuart. Man in golf cart may be the owner of the farm, Clifford Luce (1915-1991). -
Working in nursery, c. 1975
A worker at Luce Flower Farm works with seedlings. -
Flower farm, c. 1975
Colorful flower beds at a Martin County flower farm. Two workers stand between the beds. -
Knouse Flowers Inc., c. 1965
Postcard for Knouse Flowers Inc. (KFI) in Stuart. Print on back of postcard has company slogan: "Our Business is Growing" and advertises that Knouse Flowers are "Year 'Round Shippers." -
Flower farm worker, c. 1975
Martin County flower farm with employee in foreground likely planting flower seedlings in an otherwise empty flower bed. Cardboard boxes lined up along the stretch of the flower bed row. -
Flower farm with workers, c. 1975
Rows of covered flower beds at Martin County flower farm with employees working in the background.