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HORTICULTUHE 



May 15, 191a 



■■t. 1768 



Pot Makers for ■ 

 C»fituryandaHalf 



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\^rite for Catalogue 

 arui [yi$counta 



HEWS --'-' POTS 



D f3e:c3 e: a, f9 -r i-i e im \a/ a. f9 e: si=»E:c:i^vi_-riE: 



A. H. HEWS & CO., Inc., Cambridge, Mass. 



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Inc. 1 



World's LarcMt 

 Manufactursra 



\V»rffibonaes: 

 CAMIIIlinGE. MABS. 

 NKW VOKK. N. T. 



THE SKINNER IRRIGATION CO. 



TROY, OHIO 



announce the establishment of their Boston Sales Division at 

 ii Station Street, Brookline, Mass. 



Complete Stock 



of Skinner 



Irrigation 



Fittings 



Always on Hand 



s 



KINNER 



YSTEM 



OF" I R R I O AT 1 O N. 



Let Us 



Co-operate With 



You in Solving 



Your Watering 



Problems 



nAR K. 



TELEPHONES. BROOKLINE 1 ISO and 1 !36S-W 



GEORGE N. BARRIE, Manager 



DREER'S "Riverton Special" Plant Tub 



N". 1)1:1111. Kii. Itiiz. 1(KI 

 10 20 In. tl.40 $ie.OU 1130.00 

 20 18 In. 1.30 14.(10 115.00 

 30 16 111. 1.00 11.25 92.00 

 40 14 In. .65 7.00 56.00 

 .-.(I 12 In. .45 5.00 40.00 

 m 10 111. .38 4.00 32.00 

 70 8 In. :M S.50 28.00 

 .Miinufsctured fur us eicl»8lvely. Tlic Ir i ! M i wr Introdured. The nentest, llKbteBt 



nnd cheapest riilnted green, with electrh- welileil lioiip.s. The four IiirKevt sizes iiare 



drop liandU'K. 



HENRY A. DREER, S"is- P bnts, Bulbs, and Supplies, yu ctiestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa 





GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR 

 CONTEMPLATED. 



Barre, Vt. — Geo. B. Chase, one house. 



Manasquan. N. J. — George Gregory, 

 rebuilding. 



North Bergen, N. J. — Henry Schmidt, 

 two houses. 



Oakmont. Pa. — A. H. Lanser. King 

 house 18 X 75. 



San Francisco. Cal.— C. H. Totty, 

 Madison, N. J. 



Parkerford, Pa. — W. H. Fox, King 

 house 48 x 100. 



Media. Pa. — A. C. Broadbelt, King 

 house Zt) X 125. 



Bridgeport, Ct. — John Reck & Son, 

 liouse 39 X 250, 



Morton, Pa. — Highland Rose Co., 

 King house -12 x 150. 



Wilmington, Del. — M. F. Hayden, 

 King house 42 x 100. 



Lansdowne, Pa. — W. A. Leonard, 

 King house 40 x 300. 



Kankakee. III. — Gus Raasch, Mon- 

 inger house .■^6 x 200. 



Sioux City, la. — J. Kranameyer, addi- 

 tions contemplated. 



Patchogue, L. I. — J. K. Vanderveer, 

 .Jr.. King house 46 x 1.30. 



Speonk, L. I. — South Shore Floral 

 Co.. King house 35 x 150. 



Chalfont, Pa. — Chalfont Cut Flower 

 Co.. King house 35 x 125. 



Bayside, N. Y.— Chas. Thienel, Lord 

 & Burnham house 25x151. 



Elmhurst, III. — Meyer & Dramm, 2 

 rose houses each 42x400. 



Nantucket. Mass. — H. H. Voorneveld, 

 house 24 x 48. L. & B. construction. 



Marlboro. Mass. — Walter P. Frye, 

 Lord & Burnham conservatory 25 x 75. 



Worcester, Mass. — F. H. Dewey, 



Hotbed Sash at 75c each 



Made of licst grade (Julf oypress. 

 Glazed Hotbed Sash from $1.65 up. 

 '^^ Double Light Sash up to $4.00. 



We carry a large fltock of all sizes. 

 Write us for estimate. 



S. JACOBS & SONS 



13591385 Flushing Avenue BROOKLYN. N. r. 



CA.MPBCLI< 



ION 



We lend the world In overliead Irrigation 

 of all kinds. Send for revised edition of 

 our booklet "Modern Irrigation," and lit- 

 erature describing our circular Irrigation 

 sijrlnklers, the Campbell Automatic and 

 Campbell Turbo-Irrlgator, and the new 

 Antoiiiatlc Oscillator for overlioad pipes. 



J. P. Campbell 

 240 Union Terminftl Building, Jacksonville, Fla. 



Lord & BurnhaiTi conservatory, 16.8 x 

 18. 



Marblehead Neck, Mass. — R. E. 

 Traiser, Lord & Burnham conservatory 

 25x66. 



Manchester, N. H,— Walter M. Park- 

 er, Lord & Burnham conservatory 

 18 x 35. 



Germantown, Pa. — J. F. Zieger & 

 Sons. King house 42 x 100 and lean-to 

 8 X 100. 



Hartford, Conn. — John Coombs, 

 double span rose house, 58x420; 

 Hitchings & Co. construction. 



We Erected the Grernkoutti id ProipccI Pirk 

 (Brooklyn, N. Y. ) At Top-Nolch Speed. 



Step No. *l. V.T<H-{\nK tlu' siipcTKtriK-ture 

 iinil iron work tfiiiU ii., two w<«-Uh, 

 ICnough masons. Iron workers and car- 

 pinters were put on the Job to bring the 

 wnrk to an early completion. Laying the 

 fecundation, erecting the walls, superstruc- 

 ture and Iron work took four weeks. That's 

 speed. The life of a Metropolitan green- 

 house is longer thatn that of any other 

 make. If you contemplnle building one, al- 

 low us to submit plans and prices. We 



show best results, and what's more we 

 c;in save you nionoy. 

 I'Inii.. 1111(1 prii-t's Ki-iii uitlioiit (ilillKiilIon. 

 \\v KO ail>wliiTi- ill the \. S. .V. 



Metropolitan Material Company 

 1392-1414 Metropolitan Ave., BROOKLYN, N.T. 



lUOO READY I'ACKEU CRATES 



STANDARD FLOWER POTS AND BULB PANS 



c;iri be shipped at an 

 per crate : 



200O 1% In. (g $fi.00 



\:m 2 " " 4.88 



l.'^OO 214 " " 5.25 



l.'iflO 214 " " 6.00 



KKX) 3 " " 5.00 



800 ZM. " " 5.80 



HILFINGER BROS., Potterr, Fort Edward, N.T. 

 Agiiist Rolker & Sons, 51 Barclay SL, N. r. City, HiNtt 



sill SPECItLn - l<i| Dljtioci ni TnitEidrt 



The best PAPEB 

 POT for ablpplnc 

 purposes. Blies frooi 

 2 In. to 6 in. 



Ask your d«Aler f*r 

 tbem. Sample* frea. 



B. ALLAN PBIBOB. 



401 Oaka St., 



Waltham, Maaa. 



BED CEDAR 



Write for Catalogaa. 



Tree Tubs and Brass Hoop 

 Jardinieres 



The extension stave 

 foot prevents the bot- 

 tom from rotting. No 

 chance for water to col- 

 lect and rot the floor. 



The American Woodenwart Mf|. 

 Company 



Toledo, Ohio, U. 8. A. 



STANDARD FLOWER' 



O^S 



If your greenhouses are wltliln .'i(l0 miles 

 of the Capitol, write us, we can save 

 you money. 



W. H. ERNEST 

 • 2gtb & M Sts. WaNhinKton, D. C. ^ 



