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The FloristsV Review 



Jdlz 29, 1020 



4^ FANCY FERNS 





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Vineat atoek in th« eonntrj 



$2.50 par 1000 $2.50 pw 1000 



8afai«ot to Change Without Notie*. 



GreMi LeocothoeylOO $lJSO; 1000 flO.00 



Magnolia Leaves, green and bronze, per carton 1.50 



Cvalaz Leaves, green and bronze, per case of 10,000 15.00 



GREEN SHEET MOSS, very fine for basket work, trimming 



pots, etc., per bag. 16 lbs. to the bag 24>0 



Sphagnvm Moss, per bale 24S0 



FULL SUPPLY CUT FLOWERS AT ALL TIMES 





NICinGAN CUT FLOWER EXCHANGE, 264-266 Randolph st, Detroit, ffich. 



Mentloii Tli> ReTlew wh«B yon wrtto. 



50-yarcl race, boys under 8 — Teddle Tincker, 

 first; Roger Plckthall. second. 



50-yard race, girls under 8 — Anna Norberg, 

 first; Muriel Golby. second; Mary Qulnn, third. 



76-yard race, girls over 10 and under 12 — Mar- 

 garet Taylor, first; Dorothy Coles, second. 



75-yard race, boys over 10 and under 12 — John 

 Wyness, first; Hector Donald, second; Krlc Gol- 

 by, third. ,„ ^ 



50-yard race, girls over 8 and under 10 — Dor- 

 othy Methven, first; May Douglas, second; Helen 

 Byan, third. ^ .„ „ 



60-yard race, boys over 8 and under 10 — Gor- 

 don Holland, first; Mario Pedenlnl, second; Wil- 

 liam Donald, third. „„ „ ™ 



100-yard race, club members over 30 — B. F. 

 Norberg, first; A. G. Bryce, second; T. 8. Brown, 

 third. 



100-yard race, boys over 12 and under 15 — Nel- 

 son Bartsch, first; Walter Swan, second; Norman 

 Craig, third. ^ „ „ 



7B-yard race, married ladles — Mrs. D. Kelly, 

 first; Mrs. J. F. Coles, second; Mrs. H. P. 

 Woods, third. 



76-yard race, girls 15 years and over — Alice 

 Brown, first; Elsie Bartsch, second; Edith Illffe, 

 third. 



lOO-yard race, boys 15 to 18— Roger Swan, 

 first; Prescott Whyte, second; Charles Bsty, 

 tWrd. ^ ^, ^ ^ 



lOO-yard race, club members, handicapped — C. 

 A. Stelberger, first; Victor Heurlln, second; W. 

 J. Illffe, third. „ , 



Flag race, girls under 15 — Dorothy Woods, 

 first; Margaret Peterson, second; Doris Bartsch, 

 third. 



Potato race, boys under 15 — Walter Swan, 

 first; Nelson Bartsch, second; Donald Craig, 

 third. , ^ 



Tug of war, commercial growers vs. private 

 gardeners — Won by private gardeners. Winning 

 team: J. Donald, captain; M. S. Brown, T. 8. 

 Brown, A. K. Rogers, H. A. Abraham, F. Alli- 

 son, J. Jlethven, A. G. Bryce, P. Lanlgan, P. W. 

 BUrte', J. T. Ludwlg. 



60-yard race, members' or friends' children 

 under 12 years— Lindii Rogers, first; Hilda 

 Smith, second; Mary Quinn, third. 



50-yard race, boys under 12, members' or 

 friends' children— Archie Will, first; Ortheus 

 Rossi, second; Warren Murdock, third. 



Various Notes. 



The Market Gardeners of Massachu- 

 setts, the Gardeners' and Florists' Club 

 of Boston and the Vegetable Growers' 

 Association will attend an all-day field 

 day at the Market Garden Field Station, 

 Lexington, August 4. Tests of 175 

 vegetables, twenty green manure crops, 

 control measures for various pests and 

 other tests and experiments should make 

 this a most interesting and practical 

 outing. Several papers will be read in 

 the afternoon, including "The Market 

 Box Problem," "Cooperative Purchases 

 of Supplies of Vegetable Growers," 

 "Seed Quality and Profits" and "The 

 Motor Cultivator. ' ' 



Janitan & Kanan, of Arlington, who 

 acquired the extensive Rawson green- 

 houses a little over a year ago, have a 

 large and splendid stock of cyclamens, 

 begonias, poinsettias, rubber plants, 

 dracEJenas and other plants. All show 



nPHE NEW CROP of 

 -*■ Hardy Cut Ferns is 

 now ready to ship. 



May we si|,ggest that you 

 place your regular orders 

 for the coming season ? 



High quality stock and 

 prompt shipment assured. 



L. B. BRAGUE & SON 



Ettkblisked 1867 



HINSDALE, MASS. 



HUCKLEBERRY 



Ready— $2.50 per case 



PERPETUATED MOSS $3.50 per bag 



NATURAL MOSS L75 per bag 



Wire, Write, Phone 



E. A. BEAVEN, Evergreen, Ala. 



Mratloa Tta* B«t1«w wbeo Ton writ* 



DAGGER and FANCY 



FERNS 



$1.40 per thousand 



HAMILTON BROS., 



FnaUa Ceuty. MILUNGTON. MASS. 



Mention The Reriew when yon write. 



Florists — Investigate 



OnrBeantifal Cherrywood Rustic Fern Stands, also Center 

 Table., Chain, Rockers and Settees. Prices reasonable. 



CkcTTTWMJ Rartk Faraitarc Co., - • Psabiae, Wit. 



gmiRnonimiiioiiiiHHRiaimiHnuoniinnnoiinniuiiainv 



FANCY P«/ I 

 (Sptcial PiekeR) ^ | 



ERNS $3.00 I 



I Leave yoor order with na for ratrnlar shlpmenta 3 

 I C. A. KUEHN WBOLBaALB F LORIST 

 3 ISlXPlneSt. t»t. LoaU, Mo. 



Mention Th« R«t1«w when yon write. 



rwcyCitFerM and Leif-M«M-g,v„.rcen 



Christmas Trees, Trees, Shrubs. Plants. Seeds 



and Seedlings. Write fordescriDtivepricelists. 



AMERICAN F0RES11T CO.. PmUm ~ 



