JUNB 15, 1016. 



The Florists^ Review 



69 



HILL'S CHOICE BOXWOODS 



»d OTHER DECORATIVE STOCK. Etc. 



There are different qualities of Boxwoods Just as there are different qualities of roses, carna- 

 tions, silks, calicoes, etc. Do not be fooled by low prices; there is always plenty of cheap or 

 inferior stock on the market to be had almost for the asking, but quality Boxwoods and Bay 

 Trees, grown properly and handled right, always command a fair price. Hill Boxwoods and Bay 

 Trees are the business building kind. You will not be disappointed. They are the cream of 

 especially selected stocks, grown for high-class trade. Satisfaction guaranteed. When, you 

 want "quality" Boxwoods, Bay Trees and other decorative stock, come to Hill's. Large and 

 complete stock always on hand. For convenience of customers. Boxwoods are offered both with 

 and without tubs. The tubs are neat in appearance, new, sound and substantial, painted green. 

 In no Case are old or second-hand tubs used. 



BOXWOOD (Buxus Sempervirens) 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



Boxwood. Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped Tubbed 



2 ft. 

 2% ft. 



3 ft. 

 3% ft. 



4 ft. 



5 ft. 



6 ft. 

 2 ft. 

 2V4 ft. 

 8 ft. 

 3V4 ft. 



4 ft. 



5 ft. 



6 ft. 



Boxwood 

 Pyramid 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood. Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood. Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood, Pyramid Shaped B & B 



Boxwood, Standards, 15-18 in. stem, 12-16 in. crown Tubbed 



Boxwood. Standards, 80-86 in. stem, lS-18 in. crown Tubbed 



Boxwood, Standards, 16-18 in. stem, 12-16 in. crown B & B 



Boxwood, Standards, 80-86 in. stem, 16-18 in. crown B & B 



Boxwood, Ball Shaped (Clipped Solid) Tubbed 12x12 In. 



Boxwood. Ball Shaped (Clipped Solid) B & B 12x12 in. 



Boxwood, Bush Shaped B & B 10-12 in. 



Boxwood, Bush Shaped B & B 16 in. 



Boxwood, Bush Shaped B & B 18 in. 



Boxwood, Bush Shaped B & B 24 in. 



Boxwood. Bush Shaped B&B 30 in. 



Boxwood Snffraticoea. Dwarf Edging Bxtra bushy, 

 4-6 in., per 100, $9.00: $76.00 per 1,000 



Each 

 $1.90 

 2.00 

 2.50 

 3.50 

 4.50 

 7.00 

 10.00 

 1.60 

 1.60 

 2.26 

 8.25 

 4.00 

 6.00 

 9.25 

 1.85 

 6.00 

 1.50 

 5.50 

 2.25 

 1.76 

 .30 

 .60 

 .60 

 1.00 

 1.76 



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THE^. HILL NURSERY CO., Inc., 



Mention The RstIow when yon write, 



BTKBGBKKN SPBCIAUgTS 



Box 403 Dundee, Illinois 



AMEBICA 



LABOKST GBOWSBS IN 



a trip to California. They will return 

 by way of the Canadian Bockies. 



Growers are having trouble in secur- 

 ing labor. The same is true of all other 

 lines in this city. 



Abe Krongold is the proud father of 

 a 9-pound girl. He appears to be 

 much pleased. 



Wilkinsburg celebrated the elimina- 

 tion of its grade crossings June 10. 

 The florists, William M. Turner and 

 Miss E. B. Maxwell, were well repre- 

 sented by their decorated automobiles. 



John Zucker, of Castle Shannon, Pa., 

 a lad in the employ of Harris Bros., 

 was struck by an automobile June 8, 

 the injuries resulting in death three 

 days later. 



John Van Aart, of Padueah, Ky., 

 stopped off here while en route to New 

 York. Clarke. 



COLUMBUS, O. 



The Market. 



Trade is diminishing somewhat now 

 that the bedding season is drawing to 

 a close, but there still is plenty of 

 work to be disposed of. The demand 

 for porch boxes, etc., has been unusu- 

 ally heavy and has broken all records. 

 Bedding stock as a rule has cleaned up 

 in good shape and there has been much 

 hustling done to obtain enough vincas 

 to meet all demands. The demand has 

 been heavy for potted roses, and there 

 still are many of them moving. The 

 frequent rains have made it difficult 

 to finish outdoor work and the cool 

 weather has retarded the development 

 of most outdoor stock. 



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i HOLLANDIA NURSERIES S 



I BOSKOOP, HOLLAND | 



= Headquarters tor First-class Nursery Stock 5 



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5 A. J. PANNEVIS 



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.^ MentJon Th» Review when yen write. 



Boses are of fine quality and are 

 moving nicely. Beauties are more 

 plentiful and the demand for them has 

 been increased by the school commence- 

 ments. Carnations are of inferior 

 quality and there is an abundance of 

 them. Sweet peas are moving nicely, 

 for corsages, as valley has been par- 

 ticularly scarce. Some good gladioli 

 and Spanish irises are to be seen at 

 this time. 



There are a number of prominent 

 weddings booked for this month, and 

 it is likely that some of the craft will 

 be working overtime. According to re- 

 ports, everyone is well satisfied with 

 this spring's trade. J. M. 



Emaus, Pa.— The Mountain ville 

 greenhouses, which have been aban- 

 doned for two years, have been put in 

 operation by Eugene S. Weaver, the 

 new owner. 



ff Our exhibit of German 

 ^^ iris won First Prize 

 at tlie internationai Gar- 

 den Ciub Summer Sliow, 

 Peiliam Manor, N. Y., 

 June 1 to 4, 1916. 



JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, Inc. 



Flowerf ield, L. I., N. Y. 



MenttoB The ReTlew whea yoa write. 



Homer, HI. — James Link has pur- 

 chased the Addison Clutter greenhouse 

 and will move it to his land northwest 

 of the town. 



