December 23, 1911 



HORTICULTURE 



921 



List of 



Page 



Advance Co. 928 



Allen. J. K 014 



All.lrl-Hiill S. A.. 010 



Aacbmann, G 006 



Apblne ftttg. CO 

 Badgley, Beldel 



Meyer B14 



rd, w. \v. 



Co. 



Barrows ft Son 

 Basset) .\ Wash- 

 burn 8D1 



BayersdorfaTi n 



i Co Oil 



Bay stiit,. Nur- 

 series DOT 



Beaollea 008 



B e r t e r in a n D, 



Irwin 810 



ncl.l.lnk ft At- 

 kins 907 



Boddlngton, 



A T 892 



Huli; I. 'I mi. J. A 



Son 908 



Boston Florist 



Letter «'o 912 



Boston I'lste ft 

 Window Qlan 



Co 925 



Braalan Seed ro.'.mo 

 Breck, J, ft Son. 900 

 '••ver'H, J. 



1 010 



man's B i 



warehouse ...900 

 Budlong, I, ft. . .912 

 Burpee, \v. a. ft 



Co 909 



Cbamplon, J. N. 



A Co 8U 



Chicago Carna- 



r 1 on t'o S90 



Chicago Flower 

 Qrowi 



i In r )>>n 012 



C li I I il u, J o li n 



Lewis 907 



Clarke's, I > 



Bona 910 



ell I. n w ii 

 Mower Co .909 



Cowee, W. J 012 



Cralc. Robt. Co 908 

 ■r.iiilmrk, (I. W.91 I 

 Dodd. Chns. M 



Dards 010 



Dorner & Sons 



Co 890 



Dawson, li s.,.907 

 Dreer. H. A..922-923 

 Dysnrt, R. J.. . 014 

 Dunlop, John 11.911 

 n Chemical 



Co '.'2o 



■ n Nurser- 

 ies 907 



Edwards Folding 



Box Co 012 



Elliot fs, W. 



Sons 908 



r. J. G 022 



Ernest, W. H...922 



Eyres 010 



Fnrquhar, R. ft 



.1 & Co 909 



Fisher. Peter 890 



Florists' Tel. De- 

 livery 910 



Foley Mfg. Co.. 923 



Ford. M. C 914 



Ford. W. ]• '.H4 



Fottlcr, Flake. 



Raw son Co 809 



Fox Hall Farm. .908 

 Fremont. H. E. .91 I 

 Galvln, Thos. K.011 

 Greater N. Y. 



Florists' Asso. .914 

 Grev. T. J. Co. .009 

 Gude Bros. Co.. 910 



Hall Asso 922 



Hart, <;po. It. ...912 

 Hurt fur,] ft Mr- 



Iionomrli 015 



Haven Seed Co. .908 

 Heai-ock, Jos. ...891 

 Henderson, A.. . .907 

 Herbert. D. ft 



907 



H IWS, A II. ft 



922 



HUflnger Bros 



Holland Nurser- 

 ies 907 



Holm ft Olson. . .810 

 Homo Cor res. 

 School 921 



l'nge 

 Hornn, E. ('. . .. 01 I 



Hunt. E. II »20 



Irwin, il. J 000 



Jacobs, 8. ft; 



- 923 



Kastlng W F 



Co 



914 

 Cons Co B28 



Kr hell 



Kuebler, W. B. .915 



Lager ft Hui 



roll 900 



Lange H r k 911 



lahr, \ ii '■" l 



Leonard Seed i'o.OOB 



, . \ . ft Co.801 



Llnsdale 911 



Littlefleld 911 



,-, a C0..9OT 

 Lord .v r.iirniiiini 024 

 Lutton, W. H-- 024 

 Uai Mulkln, B. • -Oil 

 \i, , irtby, N F. 



915 



McConnell, Al.-x.910 

 McCraj Refriger- 

 ator Co 911 



HcCullough's, J. 



\1 Sons Co.... 912 

 M Hutchison ft 



Co J"? 



UcManus. las.. .814 

 UcKensle, .lohu '."»• 



1 908 



M i , li I g a n Cut 



Flower Bx 910 



Mills: 914 



- 1 |»* 



Miller, l' S... -.907 

 Moii/.. \ A Co .914 



m , Hi-lltZ ft 



Nash 914 



c. ft 



909 



Murray, Samuel 810 

 \, Bug. Nur- 



serb B -901 



Niagara Mush- 

 room Spawn 



Co 908 



11. Leo Co.912 



Frank. .891 

 Ouwerkerk, i'...907 

 Palethorpe, P B 



Co 920 



. YV. J. ft 



910 



Turk Floral Co. .910 

 Parshelskj Bros. 928 

 Pi on." 1, Meeban 



918 

 Penn. the Flor- 

 ist 911 



Perkins St. Nur- 

 series v '" 



Peters & Reed 



Co 822 



Pierce. F. 0. ( '0.823 

 Person, \ N s '- 11 

 Plerson, F, it... 805 

 Plant Food Co.. 



■jutii Centnrj .. .920 

 Poehln ann Broa 812 

 Pulverized Man- 

 ure Co B20 



Reed ft Keller. ..914 

 Relnliori:. l'i'tor..912 

 Ret 1 BOB 821-922 



Rico. M. ft Co.. .890 



irda Bros. ..909 

 Robinson .v Co. .012 

 Robinson, J. C. 

 S, ed Co .. .909 



lto,k. Wm I. . .910 

 R e h r s. .lullns 



Co 891 808 



Roland, Thos ...891 

 R o 1 k o r. A. & 



j .. . .822 



Rosens -HI 



Rosen riio 910 



ler A Son. ..806 



Schulz, Jacob 010 



. John 906 



- up. Partridge 



Sheridan, w v 81 1 

 Slggers ft 8 

 gers .. - .828 



. .. 3. S 



S I'o 909 



Smith, P. J.... 81 1 

 Smith, K Ii. ft 



Co 891 



Smith. II .1 916 



Page 



Smith, W. ft T. 



Co 907 



Smvtti. Win J.. HI" 



si mdard Plate 

 Btearns, a. T. 



lain bi ■ 



Stumpp \ WmI- 



820 

 ttery 



Co 



. '.111 



Tlioiliurn, J. M 



ft Co 

 •I'ottv, chae. 11 



T r a o 11 il I \ A 



Schenck 814 



tine, .1 \ 810 



Vincent, tt., Ji 

 A Sons 881 



Page 

 Vlek'S Jus. Sons. 008 

 Walian Roai 

 scr 



For Sale B21 

 1: \i A 



■■ 

 w eber, Chas.. . 880 

 Welch B 812 



Iti 



880-91 ■ 

 WllSOn riant nil 



1 ., 

 Withers, .1 T. .901 



u 1 Bro B90 



row .V Mar 



kotos ... 



W Iruff, s 11 



ft Sod 

 young, \ 1 914 



\ oung .v Nugenl BIO 



/.mi . .1 \ '.'11 



Flower Market Reports 



Continued from pngt Q/J) 



Great preparations have been D 

 all along the line plants, Bowers and 

 greens of all kinds in Immense bud- 

 ply, No scarcities anywhere reported 

 OD any thin;;. Holly not extra good 

 this year. Many dealers are seriously 

 thinking of giving up handling this 

 item. The kicks have been so numer- 

 ous the past few years from clrcum 

 stances entirely beyond the dealers' 

 control that Ill-feeling as well a 

 or profits has resulted. Cut boxwood 

 has been handled hero in immense 

 quantities. This Item is getl 

 ami more popular every year tor 

 wreath-making, etc. This year thi 

 quality is the best thai ever has been 

 s.on here — fine, deep green, glossy 

 and not too much stem. The south- 

 ern holly (ilex vomitoria) was on 

 market in limited quantity. It 

 small, shiny, claret-red berries, and 

 small leaves, % to i Inch long, and is 

 quite an attractive Item at this sea- 

 son. 



There was a pretty good 

 ST. LOUIS demand for stock in 

 this market last week; 

 that is, of the higher grades, with 

 prices a little stiff. As to Christmas 

 prices the commission men say that 

 it all depends on the weather, and 

 that the supply would regulate the 

 price. California violets came in in 

 large lots and sell cheap. Carnations 

 are holding up well. Roses ran a lit- 

 tle higher, but there were enough for 

 the demand in all varieties, with the 

 exception of Beauties. Roman hya- 

 cinths and paper whites are a glut. 

 Other staples normal. Wild smilix 

 has had a big call for decorating shop 

 windows and all other greens have 

 sold well. Prospects good for a great 

 business for Christmas. Many ad- 

 vance orders have been placed. 



Due to the hot 

 Washington weather the roses 

 that came in last 

 week wore very much developed and 

 sold cheap. Early this week It be- 

 1 cooler and the conditions of the 

 market have changed somewhat, the 

 shortened up some as to quantity, 

 but there was not a corresponding In- 

 crease in price until Tuesday. There 

 are plenty of cattleyas on the market — 

 In fact, the supply is more than equal 

 to the demand. Dendrobium formosum 

 has also been very plentiful, the sup- 

 ply exceeding the demand. Cyprl- 

 pediums went pretty well. Rhlnebeck 

 violets seem to hang fire, and consider- 



Landscape Gardening 



A ooutM tor li,w r-k«i mm* 

 C**i&ewcn tit u« he by Wo*. « fwJf 



tand l-n* Rtfchrkx 

 iDlvtTftlty- 

 Gud>Dni who u»ier«uu»d w*- 

 lo-d*tr method* mad practice «*• 

 in <lrm»t»-1 tar the beat pox m — 

 A knowledge o* 1 A«kipc tior- 

 who wouJd b«T« the 

 Psor. CftJUQ home*. 



250 p«r* cftt«lofw.«i fro* 



The Home Correiponojence School 



|l»pl. H. Spr.n.l-d V».i 



POULTRY snd 

 FRUIT REVIEW 



A publication on the farm Journal that 

 reviews all poultry and fruit pap»ra la 

 Dnlted States, will he si-nt on trial one 

 year to all who send 10 renta. to pay 

 wrapping anil postage, and nauiea of 

 three fruit or poultry ralsera. 



THE REX COMPANY 



IIAKRIS1M KC PA. 



HELP WANTED 



\\ \ \ i 1:1 > sin te 



tor i. n j.- estate i 

 extensive grounds und 

 irougkly capnhle, 



o\ 01 10, aci u-toi I t< 



dent and Sti 



City with 

 see. Uuat 

 -•lii< nted man nol 

 kei ping accounts 

 ml cspcvlnllj witli wide gcleiitlflc botanical 

 know li experience. No 



need upply. Liberal snlarj but li 



i-d Address ll . I* Box 

 . 



SITUATIONS WANTfcD 



OARl 'I mi: 13 ycai - experience under 

 glass Con 



bundle help. SI 

 cfereni •■>, E X, 



HOItTli i I. m 



CAHKENEU AND FLORIST, 

 grower ol r ses, plnkg, i I es, bedding 

 plants etc. Besl ol Pi Ivate 



place preferred "C J.," our.- HOB.TI- 



i i l.li i:e. 



POSITION WANTED by good all 'round 

 lai ions, chi 

 tli. inunia, bedding -to, k. etc. I.ifotin 

 . i. strictly tempi 

 IVriunnonl position dealred X v. care of 



UORTH l l M HI'.- 



I OBI i IN .nits position. Specialist In 



1 lino of out-flowers. 



Would accepl position growing pot-plants. 



Christmas, Eaater nnd beading atnnr. 



tj two v. 



I required. Host referenoes. Personal 



red "'l ' ." '-are HORTI- 



Cl I. II RB. 



FOR SALE 



i;l..\ss 100 boxes, lrt In. by 20 and 24 In., 

 also 7.". boxes 18 In by 20 and 24 In., 

 double, excellent condition and clean, at 

 $2.23 and S2.50 per box, f. o b., 8 Nyack, 

 \ \ ; 5000 foot, i in. casl pipe at 10c. 

 No 16 liltchlngs boilers at $40.00 

 .1 liko now: 15-foot liars at 

 is. enr '| Ventilating apparatus at 10c. 



Two complete greenhonaea glazed with 16 



- in by 24 In gl ipan, seml- 



ii I so one 28 x 



ipan, like now. Inquire S. G.. 



. , k. N. 1 



FOR - SALE— Fresh from factory, naw 



10 1 12, 16 i 18, 11 x 24. double thick A and 



rt quallti.-s Market dropped. Now la tha 



time to buy and save money. ParsbeUky 



Bros.. Ino„ 215-217 Hnvemeyer St.. Brook- 



lrn. N. '. 



able went to waste. Gardenias move 

 well. As HORTICULTURE goes to 

 press It is reported that an exception- 

 ally gooi'. week may be expected by 

 the Washington florists, and in fact, 

 the whole of 1911 Is likely to exceed 

 1910 in the amount of business done, 

 regardless of a very' late season and 

 poor weather conditions 



