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The Florists' Review 



Mat 18, 1020. 



LIKE LEATHER -ALWAYS PLIABLE 



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MAGNOLIA LEAVES 



PREPARED Prepared by COLORS: 



BoeCh or Oak Sprays V^KrE^^/E^C5 Brown, Green or Purple 



Green, Tan or Red Kdl V CJS Si 25 "ER CARTON 



100-lb. Cases $16.00 ^^^"^^"^ * ^w^^^^ yf^ MV 



-, . ^ , n L * ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^v 25 lbs. of leaves $ 4.50 



Short Oak or Beech Sprays ^'^^^^^^^™f ^ 50 ibs. oi leaves. . . . s.oo 



Per Carton, $1.25 '^^■^■■■■■■■■■^ 100 lbs. of leaves 15.00 



If Red it wanted add 15 per eent. 



Bamboo Stakes FANCY FERr^S p:„. a^„^^ 



Natural 2' 6% per lOGO. $-5:00 DAGGER FERNS ■^'"® '^""^^ 



" 3'6;, ; 8.00 EAGLE FERNS Natural, •maU perlOO, $1.25 



G«5?«> 2 6, ^, ^8.00 SOAP FERNS MetalUc Finish, small '♦ 3.50 



" ";;!!!!*' 6',' " 12!oO WRITE FOR PRICES " " medium " 5.50 



Southern Decorative Evergreens 



IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 



£ HUCKLEBERRY FOLIAGE ca^e^'s^''^^^^^^^ 



E WATER OAK FOLIAGE ^2„S9as^s^:2o^o^^^ 



REEVES FOLIAGE CO., Inc., Brewton, Ala. 



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more abundant and splendid spikes of 

 America, Mrs. F. King and other sorts 

 are offered. Prices are rather low, A 

 good number of the small-flowered Peach 

 Blossom are also coming in. Narcissi 

 sell well. They realized as much as $8 

 to $10 per hundred for Mothers' day 

 and still clean up nicely. The indoor 

 supply is about over, but a good out- 

 door crop is now available. 



Cattleya Mossise is bringing $50 to 

 $100 per hundred, according to quality. 

 White bouvardia on short stems sells 

 qui.kly at $6 to $8 per hundred. Roses, 

 hydrangeas and other pot plants sell 

 moderately well. The continued cold 

 weather is preventing early sales of 

 bedding plants. 



Various Notes. 



The National Association of Garden- 

 ers held a conference of New England 

 members in Horticultural hall May 6; 

 it was well attended. Robert Cameron 

 acted as presiding officer and many 

 problems pertaining to the profession 

 were fully discussed. Resolutions sup- 

 porting the action of the Massachusetts 

 Horticultural Society in calling a con- 

 ference to devise ways and means of 

 securing modifications of Quarantine 37 

 were unanimously adopted. Some of 

 the speakers were M. C. Ebel, Madison, 

 N. J.; B. Hammond Tracy, James 

 Methven, W. N. Craig, A, K. Rogers, 

 Duncan Finlayson, George F. Stewart 

 and James Donald. 



The extremely wet and cool season is 

 seriously delaying plowing and seed 

 sowing operations. This, added to the 

 acute shortage of workers on farms, 

 market gardens and private estates, is 

 going to reduce food production mate- 



BASKETS 



and Florists' Supplies 



The extensive business you un- 

 doubtedly enjoyed at Mothers' day 

 has considerably lowered your 

 stock of Florists' Supplies. 



Let us express you at once one of 

 our attractive assortments of Cut 

 Flower and Plant Baskets con- 

 sisting of 



SO Tumbler Baskets for $21.75 



SO Cut Flower and Tumbler Baskets for 3S.7S 



SO Plant Baskets for 4-inch and 5-inch 



pots for 26.00 



GEORGE B. HART 



49 to 55 Stone Street 



ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



