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The Florists^Revicw 



^^BVTDMiJHU S9. 1920 



TO EXCHANGE -(;()nlinii(Hl 

 'J'o ExcliauKt'— <''OreoiiMis, KorKt't-nie iiot» mid 

 Delpliininius. li'/l.-iu., So; AH|)l<llstr;is. 4 in., '20v; 

 Clneriirias, 2Vj-iii., 7c; I'rinuilas, ull viirietii'8, 

 2 aud 3-in., Oc to 8c, for Peliirgonlums or Bego- 

 nias. 

 The Flower Rliop, 15 N. 6th St., Ilnmllton. O. 



'I'o KxiliaiiKf — Cin'Tarias, 2V4 '»., Cc; Callas, 

 4-In., really for ti-in., Kood, Ktmky, outdoor- 

 Krown Htock, 25o eacli. ("an uso Vincas, any sizi-; 

 Dracaeunti, 3 and 4 in., or (icraniimi rooted cut- 

 tings. 1). KU'inlians Floral Co., St. Louis, Mich. 



To ExchanKc — Field -(.Town Carnation plants. 

 Matchless, Ward and I'ink Knchantress for 3 and 

 4-in. riuniosns, rriniula 01)conica and Malacoides, 

 or 5-ln. Cy<'lanien plants. Kirkwood Floral Co., 

 4th and Walnut Sts.. Dck Moines, la. 



To Kxchan^e — Carnations, lield-prowu plants, 

 250 White Kncli.nitress, L'ltO Hose I'ink Bnchan- 

 tresa and L'lM) Li^'llt I'ink lOncliantress. Will 

 take I'riiMula Olnoiiica or rclaiKoniwra Easter 

 Greeting in trade. SI.ix Uasninss.'n, I'ontlac, 111. 



To Exclianfre — 1().(MK) (ieraniiinis. Held stock 

 plants, Iticard. I'oitevine and S. A. Nutt, for 

 Carnation plaut^^, Ferns, etc. 



r.rown Uros., Kipon, Wis. 



BU.SINE.SS HHINGERS 



KBVIHW 



CLA.^SIFIED 



AD VS. 



To Exchange — I.i):ht I'ink Kncli.'intress. strong; 

 plants, for I'eony roots, liVl-iu. Ferns and I!u- 

 Conius or what have youV 



(Tiarles Sherwood. Waterloo, Ta. 



To Excli.iiif,'e — For I'tmipon Clirys.iiillicniunis iif 

 red Carnation field plants, alxtut, l.'iOO wire riny 

 Carnutiou supports, in cuod condHjon, .S tiers. 

 CottaKe <Ireenlioiises, LiliMilield, HI. 



To Exchan!;e- .\diantiiin clumps, prRe enoiiRh 

 for loin, pols, \\ill.^ll for 7.') ceius [ler clump 

 or px<'lianj;e for CarriaTion plants. /T>% for pack- 

 ing, rrincess Flower Shop, lientoiK Harbor, Mich. 



NA/ANTED 



WA.NTED— CI.ADIOU'S mi.lVs. 



In the le.iditK; v.iriities, A 1 quality only. 



THE STANDAItn lUI.It CO., 



Hentou Harbor, Mich. 



BROOMS 



METAL lUl' KIliEK I'.HOOMS. 

 Outweiir 5 corn bnionis, guaranteed one year 

 for continuous family use, are lighter, not ef- 

 fected hy water, work equally well on carpets 

 or cement \](h<t. Will cut your hrooin expense 

 50%, Ju.st the tliliiK for greenhousps. In fact 

 It Is an all around broom, will work anywhere 

 a corn broom will, do better work and last 

 a lot longer. Sample, $1.25 poitpald. Ageuti 

 wanted. 



KEYSTONE FIIiEU I'.UOOM CO., 

 «20 rtiiquemie Way. I'ittshureh. Pa. 



CANE STAKES 



BAMltOO STAKES 



1 foot, green $ 2.50 per 1000 



IVj-foot, green 5.00 per 1000 



2-foot, preen C.50 per 1000 



3fo.it, preen 8.50 per 1000 



S% foot, green 10.00 per lOiHi 



4 foot, ere.!- 12. iK) per 1000 



.7 to Gf<M(t. natural 12.00 per 1000 



6-foot, natur.Hl 15.00 per 1000 



AMERICAN lU'LR CO. 

 172 \. Wnfiasli .\ve Chlcneo. III. 



CARNATION STAPLES 



I'illsbnrv'K carnation staples, R5c iier 1000, 

 r?000 for SI. no l. L. Villsburv, Calegburg. 111. 



FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 



I.yco|)odluni. (l>ed iintMral color and clieniicnlly 

 prepared, everlastinc, 10 lbs. cartons, full weight, 

 $3.2."); In cases of 2.">. T<n and 100 lbs., .Sfk- per lb. 

 Cosh. Jolin I'erinaii. Catawba. Wis. 



KverlMStlnj: Straw lloweis "ii wire, ,*L'.(X) per 

 100. Cash, ideasc 



llermafi Scballliom K i lama/..).), Mich. 



<50L0FISM 



(liddhsti aipi.irluin pl.ints, castles, u'lobes and 

 all .suppli(-s. Se!id f'T wliolevali- I'a t .i lo;rui'. 



Aut«irn<lal<- (^oldtivli d,.. 

 1110 Madison SI . Til. llayniarket 1."-'. ( hicT.'o, 



GR"?ENS 



THE idea;. i;\ Ki!i;i;i:i;.N (;kave 



li LAN KIMS. 

 They are petting; more poptdar each year Ix't 

 lis know your wants for tliis se.ison. We ari' 

 located in the heart of the Koc ky .Mountains and 

 have an abundance of the best evergreen to m:ike 

 them np. Our llhinkets are the very best. 

 get our prices, we can make cheaper and better 

 than voii <au voiir^elf 



ROCKY MOI.NTAIN EVEHGREEN & NCRSERY 



CO.MI'ANY. 



Everpreen. Colo. 



W'e have .all kinds of Evergreens necdt-d in the 

 florist business and <jin till any order for preen 

 sheet Moss up to a carloa<l We have hunilreds 

 of acres on which to pi( k iloss. 8c iier lb.. .$1.00 

 per b.ap. (Jive us a tri.il order. Cash, ple.ise. 

 The Laurel River Kvergre«-n C-o., I'. O. Itox 131, 

 Hot Spriups, ^^^^^ 



.New (THp fiiniv li.irdwood cut Fem«, $2.S0 

 per 1000, 10.000 for $Ltl 00 



c. \V K~i>v & Son. Ilrookvlllp, Pa. 



Asparapui I'lnmosui spray*. Hend for prlc« 

 list. The Pennock Plantation. Jupiter. Flu. 



GREENHOUSE MATERIAL 



RI^AOK GI.,AZING PCTTY. 

 Rest qualit.v in all size containiTs In stock. 

 Western Uorlsts write ns for special prices. 



C. C. MORSE & CO., 

 749 Front St., San Francisco. Cal. 



_ _ IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT 



IRRIGATIO.N EQUIPMENT. 



MAKE MORE MONEY out of the crops you grow. 



HBTTER CARNATION PLANTS 



to set in your benches; 



more and earlier cut flowers. 



Gladioli, etc., 



Send today for our big 



new cat.ilopne. 



Describes waterinp systems for inside and out. 



SKINNER IRRIGATION CO., 



223 W'ater St., Troy, O. 



LEAF MOLD 



Our screened LEAF MOLD is good stuff . Big 

 growers say so. 2>/| bu., $1.35; 5 sacks and up, 

 $1.15 i)er sack. 



.1011 N 1!. ROY, CONWAY, MICH. 



_^ POTS 



PAPER POTS, IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT. 



2Vl-in., $4.55 per 1000; J'.-in., §5. 'Jo; 3 in., 

 $7.25; 3'/j-in., $9.1)0; 4 in., $12.40; 5-in., $19.35. 

 GL'LLETT & SONS, LINCOLN, ILL. 



SPHAGNUM MOSS 



SPUAGNUM MOSS. 



STANDARD KL'RI.^PPED BALES 



1 to 6 bales $1.3.') each 



G to 35 bales 1.30 each 



10 to 25 bales 1.25 each 



2(i to 100 bales 1.20 each 



F. 0. B. Shipping Point. 



Write for prices on car lots. 



172 N, 



AMERICAN BULB CO. 

 Wabash Ave., 



Chicago. HI. 



SPECIAL OFFER. 



Sphagnum Moss, 1(» bales or more, $1.2."i eacli, 



of high pr,i(le, clean sphapnuni, in large size, 



standard burl.ippeil bale^. Less th.in 10 bales, 



$1.50 each. '.)'/,• for ca^h with or.kr. 



A. J. AMINDSON CO., 



City Point, Wis. 



BURLAP BALES. 



Moss, each $1.75, 



10 bales for 



& CO., 

 Chicago. 



Sphaginira 

 $10.50. 



A. HENDER.SON 

 106 N. Wabash Ave. 



Sphagnum Moss. 10 bales, best <|uality, dry 

 and clean, standard size in wire, $7.0U; 10 bales 

 in burlap, $10.00. I'ronii't shipments. Cash with 

 order. Frank Hancock, City Point, Wis. 



Si)hagnum Moss, 5 bid. bales. $3.00 per bale; 

 7bbl. bales, $3.50 per bale; 50c extra for burlap. 

 Orders hlleJ promptly. /■ 



M. L. Cninmor. Mayetta. N. J. 



LAltC.E BALES, giTCK SHII'.ME.vr. 

 Sphagnum Moss, hurlappcd, $1.75 jier bale; 5 

 bales. $H.IM»; 10 bales, ,'?15.0(); 25 bales, $35.00. 

 OILLETT & SONS. LINCOLN. ILL. 



Sphagnum Moss, 10 bbl. bales. $4.00; 5 hales, 

 $15(MJ; H bbl. bales, $3.00; 5 bales, $13.50; 

 5 bill, b.ales, $2,25; burlapped. 40c. Cash. 



Jos. H. Paul, Box 150, .Manahawkin, N. J. 



SHEEP MANURE 



SHEBP MAMRE, I'lLVERIZED SHEEP 



HEAD KUANI) ONLY 



100 lbs., $J 50; KKIO lbs., $20.00; 



500 11)8., $12 00; 2000 lbs., ?;i,S.OO; 



3 to fT ton lots, $30 00 ton; 



6 to 15 ton lots, $34.00 ton. 



Guaranteed purest fertilizer ever sold, 



O. M. REBURN & 00.. 



S«07 I.*ke Park Ave., Chicago, 



111 



TOBACCO STEMS 

 SPECIAL ON rOilAt CO STEMS. 

 Having contracted with the largest cigar fac- 

 tory in America for their steins, we are in a 

 position to make shipments of anv size Imme- 

 di.itely. COMPARE OI'U PRICES Willi 

 OIHERS, 200 lb. bale, $3.00; 400 lb. bale, $5.00; 

 t.in, $22.00. 



THE VIGOR CO., FOSTORIA. OHIO. 



\A/IRE WORK 



FLORISTS' WIRE DESIGNS. 

 100 wreaths, 10 In., 12 In., 14 In., $8.00. 

 Special discount on all wire orders. 'Writ* 

 us for a catalogue. 



PITrSHIRGH CUT FLOWER CO., 



116118 SEVENTH ST., 



PITTSHCRGH, PA. 



WIRE DESIGNS. 

 Every description made to order. References, 

 any florist In the city of Winnipeg. Phone St. 

 Johns 2.'>tM. 



CITY WIRE & IRON WORKS, 

 49 Kelvin St., Elinwood, Winnipeg, Man. 



FLORISTS' Wire designs 



FALUS CITY WIRE WORKS, 

 451 S. THIRD ST., I/inSVILLB, KY. 



\A/OOD LABELS 



LAHEIjS. for nurserymen and florists. 

 Beojamtn Chase Co., Derry Village. N. H. 



SAGINAW, MICH. 



Tlie Market. 



Biisiuess has not changed cnoupjh this 

 sinnmor to be noticeable. A steady run 

 of funeral and wedding work haa kept 

 trade somewhat better than la.st sum- 

 mer. Outdoor flowers have suffered 

 from the extremely hot spell, which 

 lasted two weeks, but September 20 the 

 rain was a big help to the asters and 

 gladioli, and the temjierature has gone 

 down from 90 degrees to about 7U de- 

 grees. 



Various Notes. 



The lloral exhibit at the northeast- 

 ern Michigan fair, Bay City, which has 

 just come to a close, was one of the 

 most creilitable displays of flowers and 

 jilaiits ever shown at those fair grounds; 

 in fact, it was so good that the Saginaw- 

 Bay City Floricultural Society received 

 $407 in jiremium money of the $r)00 put 

 uj). The floral exhibit at the Saginaw 

 county fair, which will be held next 

 week, will also be .staged by the llorists 

 of S;iginaw and Bay City, and all re- 

 ceipts will be i)laced in the treasury of 

 tlie society to defray the exi)euses of 

 the ^Michigan State FlorLsts' Association 

 convention, which takes place Mardi, 

 lit2]. 



The next meeting of tlie Saginaw-Bay 

 City Floricultural Society will take 

 place at the greenhouses of J. B. Ooetz 

 Sons, Monday evening, October 4. Many 

 things of interest are exjiected to be 

 heard from President Hitiniltoii, who has 

 just returned from Sweden after a two 

 months' visit to his aged parents. 



Visitors of late were Mr. and Mrs. 

 Augustus Meyer, South I^end, Ind.; 

 Henry lleilemanii, I'hiladelphi.'i, Pa.; 

 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kelt and Air. :uid 

 Mrs. Albert G. Boehringer, of Bav Citv, 

 Mich. " C,/ 



DUIiUTH, MINN. 



The Market. 



Chrysanthemums were in much bet- 

 ter condition last week, the chief varie- 

 ties being Chrysolora ami Smith's .\d- 

 vance. Koses are in good condition, 

 with Columbia much in evidence. As- 

 ters are still good and jilentifiil. Fu- 

 neral wnrk has been f;tirly bri.sk. 



Various Notes. 



The big event of last week was the 

 Merrial wedding. The church was dec- 

 orated with southern smilax. with Fas- 

 ter lilies intermingled. Along the aisle 

 were tall standards, on which were 

 used I.IMJO Ivister lilies. On the church 

 porch large baskets of Columbia were 

 used. -Vt the homo the dining room 

 was decorated with Wliito Killarney 

 roses .and the table center was of lily 

 of the valley. Tlie living room was 

 decorated with Columbia roses, some 

 in vases and some in wall baskets tied 

 with lilue ribbon; 7(i0 roses were used. 

 In the grounds many baskets and win- 

 ilow boxes were filled with Golden Glow 

 (dirysantheniums. The bride's bouquet 

 consisted of White Killarney roses and 

 the briilrsmaids ctirried Ophelia roses. 

 J. J. Le P>orious had charge of the deco- 

 rating and the Duluth Floral Co. made 

 the bouquets. 



X'isitois last week to Duluth were 

 .lohii l>l/iiii^a, of the Nation;il Bulb 

 F.'iriiis, Benton Harbor, Mich.; Charles 

 H. (irjikelow, Philadelphia; Henry Fox, 

 Philaflelf)hia, and Mr. Hall, of the M. 

 Kic- Co., Philadelphia. J. E. S. 



