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Clifford Luce inspects bouquets, 1952
Owner Clifford Luce inspects bouquets being prepared for shipment at his Clifford Luce Flower Farm. -
Hyrdoponic greenhouse, 1950
Photograph by Earl Dyer Ricou published in the Stuart News (05 Jan 1950) with caption "No-Soil Gardening Project Conducted In Jensen Beach. Mrs. Harry Swinglehurst, Stuart Garden Club president, (left) inspects the green house of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murdock in Jensen Beach where an enlarging project of hydroponic or no-soil gardening is being conducted." -
Richard G. Hupfel, 1962
Studio portrait of Richard G. Hupfel, owner of H&H Lily Growers in Stuart. -
Harvesting at H & H Lily Farm, c. 1960
Richard "Dick" Hupfel harvests flowers at his H & H Lily Farm in Palm City. Employee holding the cut lilies identified as Liz Russell Yates. Photograph published in the Stuart News (27 Mar 2013). -
Inspecting lilies, c. 1960
Richard Hupfel inspects flowers at his H & H Lily Farm in Palm City. -
Flower farm, c. 1960
Unidentified flower farm and building in Martin County. -
Tending flowers at Knouse farm, 1952
One of two images published in the Stuart News (17 Jan 1952) with a caption reading "Here are two scenes from the chrysanthemum-growing tract laid out by Gerald L. Knouse of Bloomsburg, Pa., who is Martin County's newest member of its rapidly expanding flower grower colony. Above, Knouse kneels in a bed of young plants while in the background two of his employes [sic] work on the stem-length-controlling lights. -
Building support structures at flower farm, 1952
One of two images published in the Stuart News (17 Jan 1952) with a caption reading "Here are two scenes from the chrysanthemum-growing tract laid out by Gerald L. Knouse of Bloomsburg, Pa., who is Martin County's newest member of its rapidly expanding flower grower colony. Below, Knouse (left) is assisted by Cecil Hildreth in putting bed-length wires which are criss-crossed with string to hold up the stems." -
Knouse flower farm, 1952
Gerald L. Knouse stands next to covered flower beds at his flower farm. -
CAL-FLA Plant Corp. after storm damage, 1974
Damage to buildings after a storm. Poor copy.