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HORTICULTURE 



December 22, 



1917 



« 



ALEX. McGONNELL 



611 FIFTH AVENUE 

 NEW YORK CITY 



TrUirmpblc order» for«»rd<-d to mmj 

 f^n of th» I Dll.-d HiMlrm. ('•n»d». »»<1 

 ^1 prlDolp*! rlll<-» ol Kuropr Ord«r« 

 tr^Mttrrrrd or lDlru«t«>d by lh» lr«d» l« 

 *ar •^Iccllon for d»ll<«Tj oo •IrMusklps 



kfffrflie* or o«»h moH •«>omp»»7 »ll 

 •T4*r« from ■nknowB «>fT»»p««4»»U 



ObU Addr»... ALKXtONNKU- 



"The Telegraph Floritt" 



McmlxT or Florlil.' T.le«r.pb DellTf ry 



124 TREMONT ST. 



N 



KANSAS CITY 



TrantftT Yoar Ordtri to 



SAMUEL MURRAY 



1017 Grand Avenue 



II(Bb«r riorUU' TcUrraph D«I1t«7 



DAVID CLARKE'S SONS 



I>«lrv«r ardera tmm any part o< rhe couotr^ to 



New York City 



Wrtta w T«ta«ra«a 



213t-2141 BroMiwar. New York 



■M-UH «)■♦■■ I ■■ 



KOHMILLER, Florist 



426 M«di»on Ave. and 49»h St., New 

 York. Alto Vanderb It Ho 

 Trlrphone, Murr».T IIIII 18S 



Ont-of-town Orflers Sollcltpfl. Location 

 Central. Personal Attention. 



Member F. T. D. Asso. 



ADAM SEKENGER 



FLORIST 



32NEW|URY^^ BANGOR. MB. 



fVe Coorr all Points in Maine 



Providence, Rhode Island 



Johnston Brothers 



LEADIxG FLORISTS 



38 Dorrance Street 



MaMkar n»rl>U' T«l*craph DvUtwt 



Of Interest to 

 Florists 



Retail 



NEW FLOWER STORES. 



Tnunton, Ma««. -A. V. Waatcoat, 93 

 ■Main Hlri'i't. 



Toronto, Ofit. — A. Sherlclun. 149- 

 Vdiiki' stri'i't. 



Chicago. III.— Mllda Florist, 3112 S. 

 MalKti'd stri'i't. 



St. Louis, Mo.— Josephine Bauer 

 Plowcr Shop, Klevcnth street and Park 

 avoniii'. 



Chicago. III.— H. C. Howe Company. 

 Mailirs ItUlK.. ICast Madison street and 

 Waba.sh avenue. 



r Say It With { 

 \ Flowers j 



FROSTED PLANTS. 

 What Not to Do and What to Do. 



One of our retnil tlorlsl suhscrlbcrs 

 i.s sending out with all his packaK<s 

 the following circular under the above 

 lioadlng. It is a good idea and we 

 commend it to our florist readers. 



Very often durlnK the winter montlis 

 plMiits are recclveil In n frosted conilltlon. 

 owing to II suilden or unforseen drop In tUe 

 tciiiptraturc or from tlie exposure to ex- 

 treme <old while In transit, on station plat- 

 form or in delivery wa>:on, eonlitioiis nver 

 which the shipper has no control for It 

 makes no dlfTereneo how well the boxes 

 may he lined with paper, naturally the 

 frost win penetrate In any object It ex- 

 posed long enough. 



When a shipment of plants Is received 

 In even a slight frosted condition, they 

 should not under any circumstances be 

 handled or unpacked. If so then disastrous 

 effects must lie expected. 



Whereiis, If properly treated they can be 

 savi'd .ilomst without an exception. If 

 when recelveil the plants are frosted even 

 to the soil being frozen, the boxes should 

 he opened and the paper loosened, so that 

 the air can penetrate and then the boxes 

 placed In n rool cellar where the tempera- 

 ture is only slightly above the freezing 

 point and let remain there for at least ."it! 

 hours or longer If m^eessary until the frost 

 is thoroughly drawn out. and then un- 

 packed and put In n slightly warmer tem- 

 perature for a few hours, then very little 

 damage to the stock. If any, will result 

 from the frost. 



IN THE 



National Capital 



At your Hervlce to deliver Flower* 

 or DrHlcns on Order by Telc- 

 (craph or otherwise. Prompt 

 Kelifible Service. 



GEORGE H. COOKE 



Conneitlcut A\e. and L. St. 

 WASHINGTON, D. C. 



KaWbHsbMl tS14 



D A. K: D 



N. E. Cor. 44 Si. & Maditoi ATMiie, N. T. City 



( Membef Borisa' Telegr&ph Delivery Amo. ) 

 Flowers ihtppcd on all St£Amen SpeciAl Correspond' 

 Ipcr tn ail the Urge citiei of Europe and the Drinih 

 3o4«iie- '*'clearax>>i and Cable addresi Dardiflor. 

 We nhonld all Mrlctly adhere to the re- 

 quest of the United Sta.t«a Food Admlnla- 

 tratloD. 



JOHN BREITMEYER'S 

 — SONS^= 



Cor. Broadwajr and Gratiot At**. 

 DETROIT, MICH. 



Arfisfic Designs . . . 

 High Grade Cut Biooms 



W* Miar all Mlablsma pclaU aad m*»* 



••(tiaaa at UhU, Indlaaa mm* C«a«<a 



Hit III riarlaia' Trl»rrapb Dalliarj 



A»>a * ial l oa. 



cniji-: t»Hos CO 



i«v4 I ari"- 



«>A«lf[*( TUB (.( 



GUDE BROS. CO. 



WASHINGTON, D. C. 



Meei(»«r FlorUtt Tclenrapli DellTcry 



Order* for NEW TOBK. 

 Writ* or PboB* ta 



IMAX SCHLING 



785 Fiffh Ave. 



Baa* nerUU In th« Btataa aa 

 &efer«noaa. 



BtmOPEAH ORDERS EXBCUTBD 



Mcnbvra af the riarlata' 

 Telerraph DallTer7. 



THE ROSERY 



23 STEUBEN ST. 

 AL.BAIMY. N. Y. 



FLOWER DEUVERIES FOR ALBANY 



AND viciNmr 



Memlxn Floriiu' Tclefiaph Delhrtry 



G. E. M. STUINPP 



761 Fifth Ave. 



NEW YORK CITY 



tfMbir Flirists' Teleirapb Delivery Assi> 



YOUNG & NUGENT 



42 West 28 Street 

 New York 



Maaobera FloriaU' Telegraph DeliTeiy^ 



aTtTbunyard 



NEW YORK 



413 Madiaon Ave. at 48lh Street 



Al.o Newport, R I. 



I OCABAMTKK BATIBFACTIOIT 



