May 2!t, \K0 



HORTICULTURE 



427 



September, and without the necessary 

 funds they can accomplish very little. 

 If we are to get in the more promi- 

 nent magazines ne.\t Fall, contracts 

 must be made months ahead, there- 

 fore we must depend uimn contribu- 

 tions to the Fund which the Com- 

 mittee rightly expects should be com- 

 ing in now. Why put off longer send- 

 ing in your subscription, your help 

 just now could not be better timed ? 

 We want it. we hope for It. 



NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS 



The following subscriptions have 

 been received and are in addition to 

 those previously announced, annually 

 for four years, unless othenvise 

 slated: 



Kniill Floral Co.. TMiiip.T. Fl;i.. 



nilii'l .Vi f"i 



Nordwfll Florist. Fort nodpp. In.. 



o'lii'i .%no 



Aiitlion.v Uiizk-ka. Mnilison. N. ,T. . lOOfl 

 Choiming St. Greenhouses. Wav- 



iTly . N. Y .r, (10 



I. S. Petprinan. Florist, Altoona, 



fii 2o.n<i 



skinner Irrication Pn.. Troy, O... ,10.00 

 Berterninnn Bros. Co., Indianap- 

 olis. Inil T.'i (to 



The Kaher Co.. LaPorte. Ind.. 



ailil'I (1 yr.) 10.00 



Lonis Bneos. Brooklyn. N. Y ."i 00 



W. W Tliomson To.. W. Hartford. 



fon.. addl (1 yr) ."0 00 



.Tunctinii Oily Floral Co.. Kansas.. ."; do 



Uolit. I,. Dnnn. fst. ratlicrine. Ont. 10 iiO 



May A. rrawhiuk. Newark. N". .T.. .SOil 



,T. W. C. Sealy. I.ynbrook. \. Y... ."i 00 



Polsley Floral Co.. Walioo. Neb.. ."■ fMI 



E. W. Oaehrlnc Ptiila.. Pa. il vr.). 20 00 



I. Kift. West Thesfer, Pa ."■Oil 



Otto L. Seliinnltz, St. .To.sepli. Mo.. lfl.(Ki 



M. Ornf. Wliite Plains. N. Y .-.00 



Wm. .T. Miller. Sault Ste. Marie. 



Ont .'-.IKI 



Oeorjte Tniscott. Maeklnae Is.. 



Mleli .100 



E. A. I.owatsrh. Chleaco. Ill 1000 



S. Peterson & Son. Kockford. 111.. .-.00 

 Tlionias Skinner. Maniaroneek. N. 



Y 10.011 



Mrs. R. O. Henderson. Pana. III.. ." (lO 



Geo. F. Forher. I>aven|iort. la.... lJ.."fl 



1j. <;. Barhur. Piinkipk. Ind .-..00 



Owen MeDonnell. \Vasliinsti>n. Pa. -.00 

 Memphis Floral Co.. Aleinphis. 



Tenn 20 00 



Pevtan M OeWitt. Bnrke Co . r.i. 10.00 



Max Seheinnk, New Orleans. La.. 10.00 



F. .T. Olsan & Sons. Ames. la 10.00 



L. Turner Sons. Kenosha. Wis. 



addl 2.-. 00 



Ohas. imnKer. Ozone Park. N. Y.. .'00 



Cray Floral Co. Phiekasha. Okla.. .-..OO 



M. Sweeney. Providene. It. I ."i.OO 



fieo. W. Norwood. So. Boston. Va 10.00 



Kenne.ly & Ledonx. St. Albans. Vt. .-. 00 

 Hornaday r;reenhouse. T,awton 



Okla TiflO 



W. H. Mann. Oklahoma rity. Okla lO/iO 



M. W. Farr. Keadinc. Mass 10.(10 



O Swenson. Elmhurst. Ill 10.00 



.V.or...-in 



Previonsly reported 42.034.00 



Total $4.'i.4Sfl.,'iO 



John Young, Sec. 

 43 W. 18th St., New York. 



GENERAL NEWS NOTES. 



The McClements Co., Pittsburgh, 

 Pa., have opened a new store at 535 

 Wood street. The firm consists of 

 John McClements and Walter Breiten- 

 stein. formerly identified with Ran- 

 dolph & McClements. in East I..iberty. 

 Aschmann Bros, of Philadelphia, are 

 building a large greenhouse to replace' 



BOX-BARBERRY 



llikVf >i>u t-tt^-n u Kurclf-n borderr^l witli 

 IU>\-UAKI{KK.KY UiU Bprlng? Kvwy 

 pliLiit hrl)cl>t and Kroen, — not u d«itl 

 oiu*. A Htronif ountTii>t to ti»r northern 

 KiixiiN bordered Burdt-n. now ellht^r 

 diHid or wudly winter lnjurc<l. brown 

 und dejected lookhiK* 



>lr. Siebrecht. the veteran pUintHmon. 

 oil Ki^MRK the fciLrden the other day 

 sbnwn in aefompanyinB lUuHtratlon. e>x- 

 <-laiiiitMl with hiN rhjiraoterlHtlo entha- 

 hiasrn. "ma(f niflcent, there l» a fortune 

 in it f o r t he n u rwry men." 

 \Vf offer you well rooted dormuDt Mum- 

 nier fnuiie rutting:** remly to net out dl- 

 ri-<i into the nur^erj- wiUiout further 

 «'\|n*n>te to you at 



Garden Bordered with Box-Barberry. $65.00 per lOOO 



Electros ot this Illustration Free with ^^, ,_ ^OLD OVT OF I..ARGKR SIZES 

 each order for 1000 or more If 



requested. .Miin.v of the leadine cjUaloKue tlnn» 



liftve lUriMkdy coDtrttcl*<l with UH tor 



their supply for the ensuinK season, and others iire liuyinK these FRjVilE GBOWN 



I'l.ANTS for their own plantinB preparing for the enormous demand nhieh Is 



sure to follow. 



It is a safe statement that BOX-B.*RBERRV will soon he the plantsman'n b««t 

 seller. 



The Elm City Nursery Co. 



New Haven, Conn. 



Send for Trade Bulletin 



WOODMONT NURSERIES, 

 Introducers. 



INC. 



IF in need of RELIABLE NURSERY STOCK 



that is well grown, well dug and well packed 

 Send to the BAY STATE NURSERIES 



NORTH ABINGTO**, MASS. 



WhoUtaU and Retail 



PLEASE YOUR CUSTOMERS 



by furnishing them with 



Framingham Evergreens, Trees, 

 Shrubs and Roses 



FRAMINGHAM NURSERIES 



FramiDgham, Mass. 



We Have on Hand the Largest Stock of 



BOXWOOD RHODODENDRONS 



All Shapes Parjons' Hcirdy American Seedlings 



1,000 BAY TREES ah size, 



MONTROSE NURSERIES 



N. F. MCCARTHY CO., Props. 



Nurseries: "MONTROSE" 

 Wakefleld Center. Mass. 



Office and Saleeroom: 112 Arch St. 

 BOSTON. MASS. 



two smaller buildings which have 

 been demolished. 



The Toronto florists will hold their 

 annual picnic, July 14, probably at 

 Toronto Island. 



E. W. Breed is laying out and plant- 

 ing a new memorial park at Depot 

 Square, Clinton, .Mass. This park has 



been planted by the town as a me- 

 morial to the soldiers of the world 

 war. 



The Oxford Specialty Farms, at Ox- 

 ford, Pa., are now being conducted by 

 R. M. and R- H. Patterson, who have 

 taken over the business of Mrs. Anna 

 II. Cowan. 



