December 9, 1916 



HORTICULTURE 



787 



HOLLY WREATHS AND CHRISTMAS GREENS 



Every year the demand for our Holly Wreaths in- 

 creases, because they are different from the cheap cor- 

 ner grocery kind, being made of the best Holly attain- 

 able with plenty of berries and generous foliage and the 

 artistic make-up of men who know how. 



Made on frames 9. 10. 12. 14. Ui and IS inches; $15.00, 

 $17.50, $25.C0, $35.00, $50.00 and $60.00 per 100. 



CASE HOLLY 



We offer only one kind — selected Delaware — the best 

 obtainable. We know you can get cheaper from Jersey 

 and other points, but the quality is not there. 



Per case, $5.00. Special prices in quantity. 



BOXWOOD SPRAYS 



A. P./M. introduction which gets more and more 

 popular as the years roll by for wreath making and all 

 kinds of decorative work. Selected stock, dark, glossy 

 foliage, all usable without any surplus wood. Excep- 

 tional value. 



Per 50 lb. $7.50 



M.\HOXI.V. Kronze. I'.xtra largo bunrlies; 23 to 30 sprays 



eai'h J^IO.OO per doz. buDches 



RETINOSI'OR.A .SPUAYS. Another P.,'M. introduction; very 



artisri<-. 4 lb.**, will make a good size wreatli. 



25 lb. crates, $7. .50 

 LVrOPODIlM. We offer for prompt orders at $10.00 per 



100 lbs. .\s I lie woods are now full of snow tlie prices 



are advanoinjr. Do not delay ordering. 

 LiYCOPODIlM ROPING. Extra heavy; well made: 25 yard 



pieces $10.00 per 100 yards 



LAl'REL ROPING. Extra heavy: well made: 2o yard 



pieces S6.00 per 100 yards 



WILD .>*.MIL.4X per case, S5.00 



LONG NEEDLE PINES IVr doz., $2.00; per 100, !iil.?.00 



<i.\L.\X. r.ronze and trreeu per 10-M case, $7.50 



N.ATrR.AL M.\GNOLI.*. Branches and crowns. 



per 50 lb. case, $10.00 



niESTNlT 0.\K FOLI.VGE per 100 spravs, 



WILD NITMEG per 100 sprav», 



\V«OI>\VARl)lA FERNS. .JO to 36 in. fronds. . .per 100. 



H.VROY ]).\(^<iKR FERNS per IIICH) 



FANCY FERNS per 1000. 



(IT HE.MLOCK lapse bundle, $2.50 ; five for 



RED BERRIES per 25 II.. case, 



MEXICAN IVY per IIMIO, 



LETCOTHOE. Creen per UHM) 



FLORIDA (iRAY MOSS per 25 II.. crate! 



GKKEN SHI;ET MOSS p,p bac 



(iREEN LCMP .MOSS per laree bhl.; 



SI'H.YGNVM MOSS ( burlapped). IIKI l.bl. bale, !54.0O; 



lots, per bale, $3.50; 10 bale lots, per bale, S3.25. 

 BRONZE HICKLEBERRY SPK.YYS. A lini- deci 



tireeu fur niai^in:: up per 100 



PARTRIDGE BERRIES per dozen bunclies! 



$;i.i)o 



$15.00 

 SL.iO 

 S2.(MI 



$10.00 



S7.5fl 

 .S7..iO 

 $7..'-.0 

 $5.00 

 $:5..".0 

 $2..>0 

 5 bale 



rative 

 $:i.oo 



$1.50 



E\ERYT1IING IN FLORISTS' RIBBONS, B.VSKETS .YND SUPPLIED 



WRITE FOR PRICE LIST. 



S. S. PENNOCK-MEEHAN CO. 



'J'|-|g^ WholesaU 



Florists of 



PHILADELPHIA 



^Oal-i-^** 



NEW YORK 



117 W. -'Sib St. 



PHILADELPHIA 



int)8->0 laidlow SI. 



B.VLTI.MORE 



I'raiiklin & St. Paul 



WASHINGTON 

 1216 H. Street N. W. 



Flower Market Reports WHOLESALE FLOWER MARKETS — trade prices -p«ioo 



{^Continited from Page 75i) 



The market has been 

 NEW YORK in really good shape 



of late. Fluctuations, 

 of course, due to weather conditions 

 and other causes beyond local control, 

 but the general situation is and has 

 been much more satisfactory than has 

 been the case for the week following 

 Thanksgiving Day in recent years. 

 Chrysanthemums are quite gone. Roses 

 and carnations are doing well, the very 

 low quotations being generally elimi- 

 nated even if phenomenally high fig- 

 ures are unobtainable. Cattleyas con- 

 tinue to hold firm at top quotations. 

 Violets are holding nicely to the 

 ground recaptured last week and sweet 

 peas are also well entrenched at re- 

 munerative prices. Lilies are back 

 from the low ground to normal values. 

 It looks like a very bright Christmas 

 prospect, if wise policies on the part 

 of growers on the one side and dealers 

 on the other are followed. 



The Thanksgiv- 



PHILADELPHIA ing week trade 



here turned out 



fully up to all expectations. Good 



prices were realized all along the line 



and everything that was worth clean- 



Roaet 



Am. Beauty, Special 



'* " Fancy and Extra 



*' *' No. I and culls 



Russell, Hadlcy 



Killamey, Hilfingdon, Ward, Extra 



Ord. 



Axenburg, Radiance, Taft, Key, Ex. 



" Ord. 



Ophelia, Mock, Sunburst, Euler. Ex 



Camatioiu 



Cattleyas 



Dendrobium formoaum 



Lilies. Lonsiflorum 



Lilies. SpecioBum 



Lilyof the Valley 



Snapdrason 



Narcissi. Paper White 



Chrysanthenaums 



Violets 



Marguerites 



Gardenias 



Adiantum 



Siailax 



AsparaffosPlu. ASpren. (looBhs.) i 



CINCINNAT] 



Dec. 4 



CHICAGO 



Dc . 



40.00 



25.00 



10.00 



8.00 



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4.00 



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4.00 



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65.00 



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1.50 



15.00 

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1.00 



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35.00 

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8.00 



5.00 



1. 00 



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lO.CO 



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45-00 

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6.00 

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90.00 



50.00 



BUFFALO 



Dec. 4 



TO DEALERS ONLY 



PITTSBURG 



Nov. ao 



|0.00 



15.00 



3.00 

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 8.00 

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40.00 

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I3.00 

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35.00 



15.00 



8.00 

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35.00 



30.00 

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6.00 



5.00 



4.00 



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5.00 



1. 00 



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35.00 



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1500 



35.00 



4.00 

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I3.00 

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35.00 

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30.00 

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ao.oo 

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to 



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35.00 



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30.00 

 50.o» 



New England Florist Supply Co. 



SPECIAL— '•"^\7r Sphagnum Moss, $3.50 

 276 Devonshire Street, BOSTON. MASS. 



Open 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. 



Fort Hill, ;«e9 



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