Septbmbeb 23, 1920 



The Florists^ Review 



43 



ROSES 



are the headliner this week. Fancy, long stems and large buds. 



Russell Ophelia 



Premier Milady 



Columbia White Killarney 



ALL FINE SHIPPING STOCK. 



FLOWERS 



with which we can supply you now: 

 Gladioli Chrysanthemums 



Easter Lilies Zinnias 



Celosia or Cockscomb Strawf lowers 



Dahlias 



GREEN GOODS 



Flat Ferns Boxwood 



Galax Leaves Asparagus 



Adiantum Plumosus 



Kansas City Wholesale Cut Flower Company 



SUCCESSORS TO T. J. NOLL & CO. 



1108-10 Grand Ave. "^ " bohannon. At Your service Raosas City, Mo. 



FLORISTS' TWINE 



Jute Tube Rope 'i p v). About 10 to 12 lbs. 



to ball. Price, per lb . . $0.:{5 



JuteTwineOply). On Hi lb balls. Pcrlb., .7.5 



AVhite Cotton Twine on Cones. About USj 



lbs. each, per lb .. ....»0.90 



Green Sea Island Twine on Cones. Abo t 



24 lbs. ea. h, per lb J1.20 



Twine HolderH for Cones, eacli 50 



SAMPLES FRKE 



Get your name on our mail list: it will 



bring you many bargain offers. 



GEO. H. ANGERMUELLER CO. 



PloiisU' Supplies 

 1334 Pine St.. 8T LOUIS, MO. 



Montinn Th e RpTlew when roo wiHt*. 



land. The quality is somewhat im- 

 proved, with a good call for Ophelia, 

 F. W. Dunlop, Mme. Butterfly, Colum- 

 bia and Premier. The temporary short- 

 age of whites is over. 



Carnations are improving and sell at 

 $1 to $2 per hundred. Prices on lilies 

 vary. The supply of colored specio- 

 sums is good and the quality is especial- 

 ly fine. A large number of Chrysanthe- 

 mum Golden Glow are coming in and 

 tliese realize good prices. Smaller lots 

 <if Early Frost are also seen. Dahlias 

 never cut any figure in the local flower 

 markets, on account of their poor keep- 

 ing qualities. Limited supplies of 

 cosmos and other outdoor blooms are ar- 

 riving and in the stores bunches of 

 liardy asters, helianthus and heleniums 

 lire used. Valley is scarce and dear for 

 the increasing number of prospective 

 brides. Cattleyas are somewhat more 

 I'lentiful and are cheaper. Ferns, crotons, 

 ''racaenas and other foliage plants are 



Asparagus Plumosus Sprays 



Ready for Immediate Shipment 



Prompt Deliveries 



Palm ViDa Groves & Greenhouses 



PIERSON, Volusia Co., FLORIDA 



meeting with a good sale for retail 

 store trade. 



At the various retail stores business 

 is improving and numerous fall wed- 

 ding orders are being executed. Good 

 displays of seasonable decorative plants 

 are to be seen. 



The Budlong Disaster. 



The Budlong Co., at Auburn, R. I., 

 has the largest range of glass devoted 

 to rose culture in New En<Tlnnd, covpt- 

 ing some 500,000 square feet, and the 

 terrific hail storm which swept the es- 

 tablishment September 14 destroyed 



four-fifths of the glass and destroyed 

 or terribly crippled all the plants, in 

 addition to completely destroying hun- 

 dreds of acres of market garden crops. 

 Hailstones fell as large as lemons and 

 they lay two feet thick along the sides 

 of houses the morning following the 

 storm. Mr. Budlong, Sr., accepted the 

 disaster philosophically and remarked 

 that it might have been worse, as he had 

 the frames of the houses left. 



Arrangements have been made with 

 the American Window Glass Co., Ches- 

 ter, Pa., to hold up other orders teni 

 porarily and produce tlie necessary glass 



