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HORTICULTURE 



February 20, 1909 



List of Advertisers 



Pag. 

 Advance, The Co- . ■ :^7t 



A'Icn J. K :63 



Americ.n Nursery 



■■ (Eng.) 2» 



AachoianD Godirey. .-as) 

 Atlanta Floral Co. ■••=S9 



Bacon & Co 256 



BunbrickThos. H...3b3 

 BarrowsH.H.&Son.:.;) 

 ■aueit iL \Vashburu.2-j8 

 Baversdor(erH.& Co sVi 



Bellamy Bros 238 



BenaeuJ 240 



•H.G 363 



Bio 



iThe 



BoddUgt 



A.T. 



Boston Co operative 

 KlowerGrowers'AsiOJ 

 Bo:tcn Florist Letter 



B .ston Plate and Win- 

 dow Glass Co : 



B ,strom-Br»<Jy Mfg. 



Biwker Fertilizer C0.256 



Ere k Joseph & Sons 



iBreit jieyer a J. Sons* 



Brldgeman's Seed 



Warehouse 



Bjrt>ee W. A. S Co .257 

 Ca riUo & Baldwlr .,,5, 

 Cajj J. F Mfg. Co...:(ci 

 Chicago Carnation 



Co 2i8 



Clark Daniel 23,, 



Clarke's Uarld, Sons,2sS 

 Cleary-sHorticun Co2,o 



Co«nJ.J 362 



Cotsonas Geo. & Co. .2^3 



Cowee W. J j6i 



Cr«lg. Robt. Co 240 



Crane H.L 240 



Crmwbuck Geo.W 203 



Danker F. A . 



Da 



iH S. 



■24' 



i)ingee& Conard Co. 2 

 Oomer F. Sons & Co. 239 

 Do " " 



i'«o. c 57 



H. A 253-270 



Dunlop John H . .258 

 Durand S: Marohn...259 



Dysart R. J 263 



Eastern Nurseries 240 



Eul Sudbury Green- 

 houses 238 



Edwards Folding Bo« 



Co 





lElk Evergreen Co. . 



El lottWm aSons 257 



Elhvanger & Barry.. 251 



Eller J. G 2 1 



Ernest W. H.. 25a 



E»res 2 8 



r«rquharR.& I & Co 2 7 



■Felthousen J. E 25, 



risher Peter 2,8 



Fiske H. E. Seed Co. 



257-261 



Foley MIg. Co 271 



Ford Bros 262 



Fromenl H.E 262 



Galvln Thos. F 259 



Greater N.Y. Floriits' 



Association 263 



GreyT. J.Co 257 



>■ Cut Flower 



Co. 



Gude Bros. Co 258 



Guttman Alex. J 262 



HaUAsso 271 



Hammond PainlSt Slug 



Shot Works .69 



Hart Geo. B 250 



tlartmann Hjalmar & 



Co. 



HauswirthM C.&J E258 

 Heacock Jo!;.&Co...2>3 

 Henshaw & Fenrich..563 

 Herbert David & Son. 253 

 Hews A. H. & Co... 252 



Hflfinger Bros 252 



Hlll,TheE.G.Co....238 



iHltchlngs & Co 272 



Hoffman 259 



Horan E. C 262 



Houghton F. H 259 



Hunt E. H 259 



Jager, Chas.J Co. ..2^9 



KervanTheCo 2^3 



Kessler, P. F 22 



King Cons. Co 2-1 



iCnapHdl Nursery. ..240 



Kopcsay Jos. 269 



Kroeschell Bros. Co. .271 

 Kuebler Wm H. 2^3 



Lager & Hurrell 251 



Langjahr, Alfred H. . . 2'2 



Page 



Leonard I &] 157 



Leonard Seed Co. ....237 



Lejthy A. & Cc 253 



Lord & nuriihamCo.272 



.vlauda Jos. A 251 



MacMulkiu E. A... 259 

 McCanhyN F.&C0.2C1 



•IcConneM Alex 258 



McFarl.in.i Publicity 



Ser 



McKellar Charles W. 260 

 McKlsslck, W. E. & 



Bros 260 



Mc.\lanu»J.is J62 



Meyer j^g 



Meyer J. C & Co 262 



Michell H F.C0.256-26Q 

 Michigan Cut Flower 



Exchange 261 



Millang Bros 2f^ 



MilUng Frank ^^i 



M''I""S A-iB-' 263 



Moninger J. C 27, 



Moore.J 1 ,;, 



Moore, Hent2& Nash 2£2 

 Moore- Livingston Co 2^9 



Morse C. C. & Co 21.7 



Mt Hope Nurseries.. 25, 



Murray Samuel 2^8 



New Eng. Nurseries. 240 

 Newman Floral Co. ..258 

 Newman J . &. Sons- . . 259 

 XT tSprayerCo. 



N.< 



Co. 



260 



Oechslin Fr; 



Ordonez Bros 251 



Ouwerkerk P 



Palethorpe P. R. Co. . aC9 



Palmer W.J ,58 



Park Floral Co. 258 



Payne John A 271 



Peacock DahliaFarms 253 



■ E. Alia 



Pennock-Meehan Co. 260 

 Perkins St. Nurseries, 253 



Pierson, A. N 239 



PiersonF.R. Co 240 



PIsrsonU Bar Co.... 272 

 Pi-i;-Crolt Green- 



houaes 239 



Poehlmann Bros. Co.. 260 



Pratt B. G.Co.. 369 



QuakerCityMach.Cr27i 



Rlynor John 1 262 



«eed& Keller 263 



ReinSerg Peter 2'o 



ReuterS.J &Son,'nc.238 

 Revere Rubber Co. . .270 



:Bro 



260 



Rir-kards 

 Robinson H.M.&C0.26-. 

 Rock Wm.L Flo.Co.259 

 Roehrs Julius Co. 240-251 



Roper Albert 2 8 



Roland, Thomas .. .253 

 Rolker August &Sons2S2 



RuppJ. F 259 



Saltford Geo 262 



Sander & Son 251 



Scheiden& Schoss...2 8 



Schulz Jacob 259 



Scott, John 253 



Sharp,Parlridge&Coi7i 



Sheridan W.F 262 



Siggers & Siggers 271 



Simpson Robt 2 7 



Situations & Wants- -268 



Slinn B.S 202 



Smith Elmer D.&C0.239 



Smyth Wm. J 258 



Standard Plate Glass 



Stearns A.T. Lumber 



Co 271 



Stumpp & Walter Co. 



^5!,-2f9 



T...lby 259 



Takeuchi K. 257 



T..no,R ...257 



rhor^>urn J . M . & Co. 257 



Totty Chas. H 2^9 



Traendly & Schenck.a63 



Trepel C. C 258 



Twomey D.T 240 



Valentine, J. A 258 



Vincent R. Jr. & Sons, 



238-253 

 Ward R.M.&C0....257 



WatererA 240 



Waterer lohn & Sons . 240 



Weeber & Don 257 



Welch Bros 260 



Wilson 258 



Winterson.E. F Co.. 260 

 WittholdGeo. C0....253 



Wood Bros 239 



Yokohama NurseryCosS 



Young A L 263 



Young John 262 



Young, Thos, Jr 258 



Young & Nueent...-258 

 Zangen O. V. 



lulii 



; A.. 



Zvolanek A C 2:7 



"RE VERO" 



Braided Moulded Constiuction— Seamless Throughout 



LIGHT — STRONG- FLEXIBLE 



The above cuts represent the non-kinking tendency of Revero as com- 

 pared with the old style hose of wrapped duck construction. 



Re ero Is Furnished on Reels In Continuous Lengths 

 up to 500 feet. 



Revere Rubber Company, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR 

 CONTEMPLATED. 



Canon City, Col. — L. F. Davis, one 

 house. 



Exeter, N. H.—G. W. Hilliard, house, 

 30x1.50. 



Middletown, N. Y.— J. J. Wood, en- 

 larging. 



Highland, Ml.— M. F. Widmer, en- 

 larging. 



Watervliet, N. Y. — Henkes Bros., 

 house, 60x200. 



Polo, III. — H. D. Davis, two houses, 

 each 100 feet long. 



Newell, O. — John Goodwin, Grant 

 and Third Sts., one house. 



Randolph, Mass. — Clarence Hager, 

 carnation house, 25x150 ft. 



Maywood, III. — Wagner & Haltner, 

 range of carnation houses. 



Des Plalnes, III. — Hoerber Bros., 

 range of houses, Foley Mfg. Co., build- 

 ers. 



Construction Company as well as a 

 tribute to the advanced state of the 

 art of greenhouse construction in the 

 United States. It is stated by the 

 King Construction Company that ne- 

 gotiations are in progress for the 

 placing of other orders and that by 

 the end of the season it is expected 

 that there will be numerous green- 

 houses of the King type, erected in 

 European countries. 



The King Construction Company 

 has received an order by cable from 

 Messrs. Richon & Hermes, a promi- 

 nent horticultural concern at Parame, 

 France, for two of tlieir large iron 

 frame greenhouses. Before deciding 

 to increase their greenhouse plant, 

 Mr. Ricbon made a visit to England, 

 Holland, Belgium and Germany in 

 search of the most modern construc- 

 tions for their new greenhouses. Two 

 visits were also made to the United 

 States. The fact that the King Con- 

 struction Company's iron frame green- 

 houses have finally been selected, is 

 certainly a compliment to the King 



A large representation of the florists 

 of Boston and vicinity attended the 

 committee hearing at the State House 

 February 17 on the bill to exempt 

 steam boilers for "horticultural" pur- 

 poses from ,the provisions compelling 

 the employment of a licensed fireman, 

 on the isame ba^is as the exemption of 

 boilers used for "agricultural" pur- 

 poses. Allan Peirce is the active man 

 in pushing the amendment and ex- 

 presses confidence of ultimate success. 



BOSTON PLATE & WINDOW GLASS CO. 

 GREENHOUSE GLASS 



German and American 



261 to 287 A St., Boston 20-22 Canal St. 



Holds Class 

 Firmly 



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