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The Florists^ Review 



OcTOBiK 28, 1920 



Field- Grown Roses 



Clean, Strong, Own Roots, Excellent for. Forcing 



Baby Bordure 



Baby DoU 



Baby Ema Teschendorff 



Baby Herriot 



Baby Mile. Francisque Favre 



Baby Orleans 



Baby Tausendschoen 



Baby Rambler 



Cecile Brunner 

 Cecile Brunner, pink 

 Cecile Brunner, white 

 George Elffer 

 'A^Dorothy Perkins 

 'A'Dorothy Perkins, red 

 'ATausendschoen 

 ^Lady Gay 

 Mark x (20-inch up, bushy. ) 



No. 1 srrade, $25.00 per 100 (15-mch up, bushy). 

 No. 2 srrade, 20.00 per 100 (12inch up, bushy). 

 Shipment — January, February, March. Less 5% for cash. 



Western Rose Co., (removed to) Alhambra, CaL 



(Old address) Pasadena, CaL 



mums and pompons of their own grow- 

 ing and report success on both offerings. 



L. W. McCoy showed some of the finest 

 potted cyclamens seen here this season 

 and for several days last week could 

 not> get enough stock in from the green- 

 houses to care for the demand. Potted 

 jFerns were also popular. 

 i Kenney's Home of Flowers has lately 

 shown a low fountain in the center of 

 its window, with the spray falling on a 

 glass bulb lighted by a colored globe. 

 The base has been covered with potted 

 ferns and this makes a fine feature in 

 the different window displays. 



At one of the largest of the recent 

 weddings, Felix Bosaia handled all the 

 decorations. The usual autumn leaves 

 and fall flowers were used on the screens, 

 while large Wm. Turner mums were set 

 on the aisle posts. 



N. B. Healey, of the Seattle Fern & 

 Moss Co., made a special showing last 

 week of Holland bulbs, setting the bulbs 

 in a turfed -yv^indow. Sales results 

 |)roved that the public is alive to the 

 decorative possibilities of these flowers. 



Rosaia Bros, are bringing in some fine 

 bouvardia from their greenhouses and 



Slso report a heavier cut of roses. This 

 ouse supplied the bouquets at the larg- 

 iest wedding last week, using gardenias, 

 lily of the valley and orchids for the 

 bride, cyclamen of varied hues for the 



fnaid of honor and Ophelia roses and 

 ilv of the valley for the bridesmaids. 



H. M. 



TACOMA. WASH. 



The Market. 

 I 



The downtown florists, as well as out- 

 of-town florists, all report good busi- 

 ness. There is considerable funeral 

 work, with many weddings and social 

 functions, to use the supply. Mums are 

 arriving in greater variety than those 

 sent from California. Pompons have 

 made their appearance and the light 

 shades clean up almost daily at fair 

 prices. 



^oses have been plentiful, especially 

 the ' long-stemmed grades, but suffer 

 somewhat in price, owing to the prefer- 

 ^nc"6 for mums. Stock .coming in is of 

 high quality and good color. The best 



Chrysanthemums 



! WE ARE 



GROWERS and SHIPPERS 



of all varieties of MUMS and 

 other seasonable flowers 



Write for Prices, stating: 

 your requirements 



Immediate Delivery 



Stockton Floral Gardens 



Market and East Sts. 



Stockton, - Calif. 



FREESIAS 



6EBHARD PRECHTL 



■01 in. 



MiaTEBaiO. Ctl. 



AiparmgM Plmnomia, (-inch, 14.00 per 100. Aipancn* 

 Plomosiu Medlinsi, tl.OU per 100. Aiparmcu Bprengerl, 

 2-liicb. t4.00per IM; S-ineh. tT.eO per 100. 



Writo for prices on bedding ■toek. 



FBISD O. l£HL.£,WholeMle Grower, 



234-238 Sanborn Ave., ten Jom. Calif. 



Meatlon Tlw Bavlaw when yon writa. 



sellers are Premier, Ophelia and Rus 

 sell. 



Carnations are coming along satisfac- 

 torily and some excellent blooms can 

 be seen daily at all the shops. Gladioli 

 and asters have finished their season 

 and dahlias are falling off. 



Various Notes. 



The western Washington fair, held in 

 Puyallup, October 2 to 9, regardless of 

 the rain, broke last year's attendance 

 records. Many florists, seedsmen and 

 nurserymen offered fine exhibits. H. 

 Benthien & Sons made a remarkable dis- 

 play of evergreens and greenhouse 

 plants. The dahlia show included over 

 200 named varieties. There were some 

 good prizes, competition for which was 

 open to both professionals and ama- 



POT 



AaparsBoa Planioaaajfll^lnoh. So; 4-lnoli. IBc 

 Aaparasns Spraasflrl, 8-lnob, To; 4-lnoli, 13o. 

 ArtlUery Planta. 4-lneh. 20o. 

 Bagonlaa, Bax, S-lnoh, So; S-tnoh. Ue; 4- 



Inoh, 28& 

 Bagoniai, Vtowwliic, S-laoh. So; S-lnoli. 18o: 



4-lBoli. 86e. 

 na«a«hn, OhsMala*. 8-lneh, So; S-lnoh. Uo: 



4-tnoli, S6o. 

 Cnlla Ulloa, S-lneh, potted. IBo. 

 OyebuncBS, 8-lnch. 20o: 4-lneh. S8c 

 DraMuna, 4-lnoh. SBo. 

 Fama, Boaton, S-lnoh. SLOO; 7-inoh. $l.ftO: 



8-Inch. $8.00: 10-lnoh. 88.60. 

 Faraa, Boaton and Whitmanli; 2-lnoh. 88.00 



par 100. 

 FMna, Maldanhair, 4-lnoh. SOo; B-lneh. 40o. 

 Fama, Tabla, $S.OO per )00. 

 Bydraaarena, 4-lnoh. 30o. 

 Leopard Planta. 4-lnoh, 25o: 6-lnoh. 40c. 

 Primnla Obeantoa. 3-lnoh, So. 

 Primnla Malaeaidca, 2-lnch, Bo; flata. 8c. 

 Oeleatlal Peppera. 4-lnch. IBo. 

 Polnaettlaa, 10c. 

 Smllax. S-lneh. Bo. 



Cmbreila Plaata, 3-lneh, fie: 4-lnoh. 12c. 

 Antherlcnm, 8-Inch. 10c; 4-Inch. IBc 

 Saxlfrasa. 8 H -Inch, IBo. 

 Chrlatmaa Caetna, 2-tnoh. So. 

 Faehaiaa. 8-lnoh, lOe. 

 Ooleoa; 2-lnoh. Bo. 

 Oeraalnma, Hill, Nutt, Keteor and white. 



2-lnch, Bo. 

 Caiwx. 2-lnch, fie. 

 Parlor Irr, 2-lnch, fie. 

 Oleehoma. 2 -Inch, Bo. 

 HoaeTanekle, Reticulata. 8-lnch. Oo; 4- Inch. 



IBc 

 Oampaaala. Star of Bethlehem. 8-lnch, So. 

 Abntllon, Maoulata and Varlevata. 8-lnch. 



Oc 

 Palme. fiOe to 8IB.OO1 

 Rnbber Planta. fiOo to tS.OO. 

 Olehonia Varlesata, 2-lnch, Be. 

 Meeembrranthemonii 8-lnch, 2 rarletlea, 9c. 

 Moneywelrht Ivy, Si-Inch, fie 

 Vlnoa Boaea. mixed, 8-lnch, 10c. 

 EncUah Itt, 8-lneh, Oe; 4-liloh, IBo. 

 Bfadam Sauirol, 2-lnch. Be. 

 White and Tellow cut OhryaanthemoBu ready 

 for the trade. 



FIX>BIST8' 8UPPLIB8. 

 PUtebvry'B Caraatloa Sti^iea. SBo per 1000: 



8000 for 81.00. 

 Hanctnc Baaketa. 10-lnoh, 81.88 doa.: 



12-lneh, $2.80 doa.; 14- Inch, $8.80 do& 

 Crepe Paper, all eolora. 4So rolL Silk Fiber 



Ribbon, $2.B0 bolt. 

 Chiffon, 4-Inch, lOo: 6-lnch, 18e. 

 Wired Pleka. 8S.26 per 1000. 



WOson-Crout-Gehr Co. 



Eaat 62nd and 

 Ankeny Strccta 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



Portland, Oregon. 



Cat Poinsettias for Thanksgiving 



No. 1 118 00 per 100 



No. 2 15.00 per 100 



No. 3 12.00 per 100 



No. 4 9.00 per 100 



Stock plaqta in season. 



PAUL ECKB, 1226 Haywoith Avcana 

 LU8 AirOELES. CAL. 



