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The Florists^ Review 



Mat 27, 1920. 



were comparatively low-priced. Miss 

 Josephine Peterson is away on a short 

 vacation. 



McCoy's featured the spring idea in 

 one of the display windows effectively 

 last week, using moss to hide the floor- 

 ing and a white picket fence to break 

 up the square effect of the window. 

 In front of this fence, with the pots 

 concealed in the moss, were arranged 

 various spring flowers, while ferns and 

 taller greens were set behind it. 



Some short-stemmed Ophelia roses 

 which excelled anything shown of late 

 in point of color have been offered by 

 Anna F. Burns, of the Burns Floral 

 Co. H. M. 



PITTSBUEGH, PA. 



The Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co. is cut- 

 ting some superb cattleyas, which, while 

 worth much more, are bringing only $9 

 per dozen. American Beauties are ar- 

 riving, and a few outdoor lilies of the 

 valley, which are demanding $6 per 

 bunch of 100 sprays. 



According to the report issued last 

 week by GifFord Pinchot, chief forester 

 of the Pennsylvania department of for- 

 estry, more than 70,000 young forest 

 trees were planted on private lands in 

 Allegheny county this spring. These 

 trees were supplied without cost to the 

 thirty-three planters in that county by 

 the state forestry department. 



Thomas McKee Elliott has resigned 

 as secretary of the Elliott Nursery Co. 

 and is contemplating an extended west- 

 ern trip. 



E. F. Beirmann, proprietor of the 

 South Side Floral Co., 1713 Carson 

 street, reports satisfactory trade, con- 

 sidering the off season. 



F. H. Riegelmeier, 1830 Carson street, 

 is also exceedingly busy with general 

 work. 



Mr. and Mrs. Jacob J. Fuchs, 1710 

 Carson street, are contemplating an 

 extended trip to the Pacific coast, also 

 including Arizona, during the summer 

 months. 



East Liberty florists are curious to 

 know the proprietor of a new flower 

 store, advertised to open upon the com- 

 pletion of a building now being reno- 

 vated on Shady avenue, just off Penn 

 avenue. The enterprise will occupy the 

 first floor of the building, but no clue 

 is given as to the identitv of the owners. 



E. E. S. 



Spring Plants in Abundance 



Per 100 Per 1000 

 At«r»tams. light or dark. 2-ln...$2.60 $22.60 

 CaI«ndalM, Orange Kinc. 2% -In. 8.00 26.00 

 CentaareM. Duaty Miller. 2^ -In. 8.00 26.00 



Coleas. red or yellow, 2-ln 8.26 80.00 



FachatM. 12 rood var.. 2^-ln... 8.00 26.00 

 FachalM, 12 good varlatles, 4-ln.. 12.60 120.00 

 Oeranlnma, Rlcard. Poltevlne. 



Nutt. Buahner. etc.. 2-ln 4.26 40.00 



Oeranlama. above klnda. 8 % -in.. 10.60 100.00 

 Heliotropes, light or dark blue, 



2^-in 4.80 40.00 



Heliotropea. 4-ln 12.00 110.00 



Larkapnra, aeparate colors. 2^-ln. S.0O 26.00 

 Martnierttes. white or rellow. 2%- ^^ __ __ 



Inch *-00 87.60 



Margnerltes. 4-ln 12.00 110.00 



HalTlM. Scarlet Sage, 2^ -In 6.00 46.00 



SalTlaa. 8-lnch 9.00 76.00 



Verbenas, choicest mixed. 2^ -In. 2.76 26.00 



VUiea Vari«Kata. 2%-ln 6.00 46.00 



VInca Tariecata. 4-ln .18.00 126.00 



For prices on other stock send for cata- 

 logue, now ready. Cabbage and tomato 

 plants In abnndance, 16.00 per 1.000. 



ALONZO J. BRYAN 



Wholesale Florist 

 WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY 



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= 3-inch pot plants ready for immediate shipment. S 



E $1.00 per doz. 



$5.00 per 100 



$40.00 per 1000 = 



Alplionsa Bouviar 

 Floranca Vaugkan 

 Gustav Gumppar 

 MaroB 



Prasidant Mjrars 

 Richard Wallaca 

 Souv. d'Antoina Crozy 



Gladiator 



J. D. Eisala 



Louisiana 



Mma. Croxj 



QuaoB Charlott4 



Rubin 



Uncla Sam 



Wjrominf 



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Alyssum, Double Giant; Ageratum, Dusty Miller, Lobelia, E 



Crystal Palace, Gem; Achyranthes, assorted; Lantanas, assorted; = 



Hardy English Ivy, Heliotrope. All 2-inch. $2.75 per 100; $25.00 = 



per 1000. 1 



Send for Catalogue. 



Cash with Orders. 



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White Marsh, Maryland 



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FERNS 



NEPHROIXriS VICTORIA (The Victory Fern). A beautUully crested form of 



"Teddy Jr.," with fronds frequently subdlTldsd at the ends, maklnc a most 



unique, distinct, and desirable variety. 



Stronf plante, 2^ -Inch pots, $8.00 per dosen; t20.00 per 100. 



Kztra fine specimen plants. Ifl-ln.. $5.00 each; 12-ln.. $7.60 each. 



Bach 

 NEPHBOLBPI8 ELEGANTISSIMA and BUCOANTISSIMA COMPACTA. SH-ia.. $0.88 

 NKPHBOUEPIS BLBOANTISSIMA and RliSOANTISSIMA COMPACTA. 8 -In.. ZOO 

 NEPHHOLBPI8 BIJEOANTISSIMA and KUOAITTUSIMA COMPACTA. 10-tn.. 4.00 



NEPHBOLEPIS MV8COSA. 8Vfc-lnch 88 



NEPHBOL£PIS MC8COSA. 6-lnch 78 



NEPHROLEFIS DWABF BOSTON. «-lnch 76 



Packing Extra 



F. R. PIERSON, Tarrytown, New York 



Mention The Kerlew when you write. 



See our Price List of 



Plants for Bedding and 

 Decoration Day 



Page 118, issue of May 6 



GEO. A. KUHL, ^o^«'rr"' PeldH. III. 



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CARNATIONS 



F. Domer & Sons Co. 



LA FAYETTE, IND. 



''Zetlitz Quality Makes 

 Repeat Orders'' 



ROLF ZCTLITZ CO. 



LIMA - COLUMBUS • DAYTON • ADA. OHIO 



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INCORPORATED 



Growers of Flints, Cut Flowers , 

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