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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



May lu, 1902. 



DENVER. COLO. 



The Denver Florist Club have just fin- 

 ished their spring flower show, May 1, 2, 

 3 and 4, which proved a decided success, 

 though the weather was bad", especially 

 on Sunday, the 4th, when we had a 

 shower of hail, but as usual it was the 

 only bp,d weather we have had either pre- 

 vious to or after the show. The show 

 was held in the pavilion at City Park, 

 being free to the public, concerts being 

 given every afternoon and evening. In 

 addition to the large space in the pavil- 

 ion they had a tent, 50x200 feet, on the 

 SESt side for the flower beds, carpet bed- 

 ding, etc., and in the pavilion decorative 

 plants and cut flowers, table decorations 

 and mantels were staged. The display 

 in cut flowers was good, especially in ear- 

 nations, in which the competition was 

 very close. 



This spring show was an innovation 

 here in Denver, and some of the members 

 felt dubious as to its being a success, on 

 account of its being such a busy time 

 with the florist, but every one feels well 

 satisfied, as after paying all premiums 

 jiiul all expenses the committee turned a 

 nice sum into the treasury of the club, 

 and that with no charge of admission. 

 The club placed the entire management 

 of the show in the hands of A. .T. Gra- 

 ham, our former president, who by his 

 hard work and persistent devotion to the 

 success of the show, succeeded in making 

 it prove so satisfactory. And it has al- 

 ready started the members to talk of a 

 mum show this fall. 



The Davies Bros. Floral Co. have 

 leased the Daniels & Fisher place in 

 South Denver, thus giving them two 

 greenhouse establishments, and Mr. E. 

 W. Davies, who has been foreman at City 

 Park greenhouses, has resigned his posi- 

 ti<.n so as to be able to take care of their 

 large and increasing trade. F. T. Eush- 

 morc has been appointed by the park 

 board to that position. Also Ed. Emer- 

 ich has accepted a position at the City 

 Park greenhouses. 



All Colorado is suffering for want of 

 water, there being but little snow stored 

 up in the mountains for irrigating pur- 

 poses. 



In cut flowers not very much doing. 

 More stock than there is call for, .and it 

 takes the usual st.Tiidby of funeral work 

 to help out. TiioKNE. 



SALVIA 

 SILVER SPOT 



Dwarf-errowin?, freest blooming', 

 fine variegated foliage, by far the 

 best scarlet sage out. 



Strong plants in 2-inch pots, $3.00 per 100 ; 

 $25.00 per 1000. 



5,000 



ENGLISH IVY, 



Strong plants in 3-inch pots, $5.00 per 100 ; 

 $35.00 per 1000. 



ISAAC H. MOSS, 



GOVANSTOWN, Baltimore, Md. 



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