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Ttc Florists' Review 



OcTOBCa 28. 1920 



whi«h the plaintiff had cited as extend- 

 ing the time in which action might be 

 brought, related only to the sale of 

 fruit-bearing trees made after the sec- 

 tions became law and to remedies and 

 rights of action growing out of such 

 sales and that ' ' it was not the intention 

 of the legislature in any way to modify 

 the statute of limitations, so far as that 

 statute related to and governed prior 

 transactions. The plaintiff cannot, 

 therefore, avail himself of the sections 

 of the Agricultural' law referred to, but 

 must stand on the statute of limitations 

 and his rights thereunder as they ex- 

 isted prior thereto." 



DENVER, COLO. 



The Market. 



Considerable improvement was shown 

 in the local market last week. The 

 social activities prevalent at this sea- 

 son of the year have provided a great 

 deal of corsage wotk. There have also 

 been a large number of funerals. The 

 ' local mum cut is practically taking care 

 of the market. There has been little 

 change in prices. Boses are, perhaps, 

 a little scarce and carnations are plen- 

 tiful, although there is no oversupply. 

 Chrysanthemums are in good supply and 

 some good cyclamen is available. 



Various Notes. 



A meeting was called for October 25 

 at the store of the Park Floral Co., con- 

 , cerning forming an organization for 

 local florists. 



6. L. Boberts, manager of the Elitch 

 Gardens Co., is enjoying a trip to New 

 Mexico. He will visit Eaton, Santa Fe 

 and Albuquerque, returning about No- 

 vember 1. 



There has been a fine cut of mums at 

 Crown Hill cemeteries, which have sold 

 well. There has also been a fair cut of 

 roses. The superintendent, Martin 

 Temple, has been on an extended trip 

 to the Pacific coast. 



George Zimmer has been pinching 

 heavily this fall and expects to have a 

 fine crop of roses for Christmas. 



Graul Bros, report that their stock 

 has entirely recovered from the hail. 

 They have had a fair cut the last two 

 weeks. B. £. H. 



THIS IS FINE STOCK 



Oolras BriUlaaoT, 2^-lnch, $6.00 p«r_100. 

 PrlmiilA KaUooUM. 2%-lncb, IS.OOT per 100; 



4-iiich, 120.00 per 100. 

 OhiiMBsU. 2H-inch, f7.90 per 100; S-incb. $12.50 



per 100; 4-Iitch, $20.00 per 100. 

 Obooolea, 2%-liich, $7.S0 per 100; 4-incb, $20.00 



per 100. 

 OyoUmen. 2%-iiich, $12.50; S-lncb, $20.00 and 



$28.00; 4-liicb. $40.00; 5-lncb, $65.00; O-lncb, 



$85.00 per 100. 

 Easter areetiiw VelaiveBiiuii, 2-lncb, $12.50; 



8-iBch, $17.50: 4-lnch. Ua.OO per 100. 

 Peppera, Celestial and Olnster, 4-lncb, $25.00; 



i-lnch, $40.00 per lOO. Bird's Bre, extra, 



4-lBcli, $$6.00; 5-lncb, $50.00; 6-lncb, $76.00 



per 100. 

 Begvttias, Cbatelalne and Iiumlnosa, 2%-lnch, 



ICLOO: 4-lncb, $26.00 per 100. 

 nnM, Boston, WbltnuLnll, Amerpoblll, Antbony 



WoTse and Booserelt. Write ns. 

 Booted Ovttiacs: 



Oeraalimisrs. A. Nntt, $2.50 per 100, $20.00 



g!r 1000; IT7, BIcard, Jean Viand, Polterlne, 

 lU, $8.60 per 100; Ifartba Wasblncton, $8.50; 

 Bom. 12.60; Mme. BaUeroi, $2.60. 

 Daisios, Marxnerlte, $8.60; Mrs. Sander, 

 TiSMtanss, yellow, pink and tralllnc, 

 Oolow, Brluiaacy, $4.00; TrailinK Qneea, 

 OwBUUi Xtt, $2.60. 

 HaUoCreno, $2.60. 

 SaMa. ^.60. 



XOSBTUOS, $8.50. 



Imyatieaa Ssttaid. $2.60. 



GEO. A. KUHL, Wholesale Grower 



PEKIN, ILL. 

 IfratlMi Tk« BctIow witoa jtm write. 



Seasonable Offerings in 

 Hill's Evergreens 



Evers^reens for Tubbingr 



Clipped Speeimens, Well Grvwa, Busby, Obmpaet Btoek 

 For Ontstde Wlator Deooration 



Variety 

 AMm TiOKa Qanadenris. . 

 Ablea Tknn Oaaadensls. 



Joniponu Coaartt 



Jnnlpenw Olaoca 



jrimlpflms Olanea 



joBlpenu ▼irsiniana 



Jimlpenia virsliUaBa. . . . . 



PIcea Canadensla 



Plcoa Oanadoasia 



Variotjr 



ninya OceldentMla 



Thuya Oeddantaila 



Thuya Ooeldantalia 



Thnya OooldentaUs 



Thuya (Sheared Olebee). 

 Thoya (Sheared Olobes). 



Thuya Fyramldalls 



Thuya PyramWaHs 



These trees furnished Balled and Burlappod, all ready for Tvbblnc. We do not furnish Tubs. 



Window Box Everfifreens 



Slse 



Variety Inch 10 60 



Ptoea Albm 10-12 94JS0 $20.00 



PteeaAlba 12-18 6.00 t8.00 



Pleea OanadensU 10-12 6.00 9tM 



Ptoea Canadensis 12-18 7.00 82.60 



PloeaExeelsa 10-12 8.26 10.00 



Ptoea Bxcelsa 12-18 4.00 18.00 



Kapeelally Orowii, Bushy, Synunetrleal 8«oek 



Size 

 Variety Inch 



Plnus Muiho 8-10 



PlDus MuKhe 10-12 



Thuya OeeldentaUs 10-12 



Thuya Ooddentaila 12-18 



Thuya OccldentaUa 18-24 



Thuya OoefdemtaUa M-S6 



10 60 



99M «80.0t 



7.M M.O0 



8.00 UM 



8.00 U.00 



4.50 M.00 



COO t7Jt« 



50 Eyergreena, 12 to It^ln. assorted varieties, our selection, packed In neat wooden case, for $22.60. 



Lining: Out Evergreens 



A Four Iioaden 



Variety Size, In. 



Abies Coneolor xx 10-12 



Abies Donrlaaal xx 12-18 



Jnnipems Canadeasls... x 8-10 



Jualpems Babina x 6- 8 



Juniperas Seopolftmin. .xx 8-10 

 jTunlpoms Vlr8tBlaiia...xx 10-12 

 Juniperas Tlrglnlaaa. . .xx 12-18 

 Juntpcms ^rglnlaaa...xx 18-24 



Ploea Alba xx 10-12 



Pieea Alba xx 12-18 



Pleea Oaaadensie xx 10-12 



Pieea Caoadeuis xx 12-18 



Picea Bxo^aa xx 10-12 



Ploea Bxeeiaa xx 18-18 



Pieea Bxeelsa. 

 Pieea Pnn gen e. 



Plaus Mash*.. 

 Plnus Mn^io. . 



18-24 

 10-12 

 18-18 

 8-10 

 10-12 

 Plnus Movha xx 12-18 



10 

 9SM 

 4.00 



SUiO 

 8JtO 

 4.00 

 6.80 

 8.00 

 8.78 

 4.00 

 4.75 

 t.85 

 8.78 

 8.75 

 44M» 



100 



20.00 

 S6.50 



tcso 



4C5e 



8«.oe 



40.00 

 14.75 

 M.00 

 80.00 



Thuya Oeddentalia . . . .xx 10-12 



Thuya Oeeldentalls xx 12-18 



Thuya OectdeataUs xx 18-24 



Thuya PyraiwIdaHs . . . . x 8-10 

 Each X Indloates one transplanting 



430 80.00 



B.0O 



6.00 



8.00 



8JW 



8.00 



18.60 

 16.00 

 24.00 

 lAOO 



10 

 985.00 

 68JtO 

 85.60 

 85.00 

 45.60 

 60.60 

 87.50 



41JW 



Specimen Evergreens 



For raadscape Work, BaUed and 



Variety Slse, Ft. Bach 



Abies Canadensis., xxx 2-8 98.75 



Abies Coneolor. . . . xxx 8-4 7.00 



Abies Domrlaasi... xxx 2-8 tJM 



Abies Douiteael-.. xxx 8-4 4.00 



Junlperus CMMmartt xxx 2-8 4.75 



Jnnipems Oomartl xxx 8-4 5.50 



Jnnipems Olanea. . xxx 2-8 4.25 



Junipems Olauoa.. xxx 8-4 6.00 



Jnn^ems Sehotti. . xxx 2-8 4.50 



Juniperus Sehottl. . xxx 8-4 9M 



Juaiperus Vlrsiniana xxx 2-8 8JW 



aiaiiperus Ylrslniaaa xxx t-4 4JI0 



Junlpctrus VIrslnlanaxxxx 4-6 7.60 



Picea Canadensis. . xxx 2-8 4.75 



Ploea Canadensis., xxx 8-4 6JB5 



Pleea Canadensis. . xxxx 4-6 7.25 



Ptaus Musho xxx 1-1% 2.50 



Ihnya Oeeldentidls xxx 2-8 SJ(0 



Thuya OeeldentaUs xxx 8-4 SJO 



Thuya Oceldentalls xxxx 4-6 6J>0 



Thuya (Sheared)., xxxx 6-6 11,60 



Thuya Pyramidalls xxx 8-8 8.00 



Thuya Pyramidalls xxx 8-4 8.75 

 Bach X Indicates one traasplantlac 



UM9 

 87 JO 

 68JW 

 48.76 

 56JM 

 65J(6 

 86.66 

 81.56 

 t8J6 

 68.06 

 16646 

 85.66 

 81J(6 



Send for Florists' Catalogvc. 



TERMS: 



Prices qnoted here are for the trade only. Use printed statJonery. First orders from 

 all firms not having an accoant with us. should be accompanied with fall cash remittance. 



which earns 3 per cent dlgcoont and boxing free. 



COMPLETE FLORISTS' CATALOGUE NOW READY 



THE D. HILL NURSERY CO., Inc. 



Ev«rgrmmn SpecialUta—Largmat Crowmn in Ammriea 



BOX 403 DUNDEE, ILXJNOIS 



Wholesale Growers of Evergreens and Other Choice Nursery Stock 



MentloB Tbe Berlew wbea jon writs. 



Orlando Offerings 



FliORID A M08S-Not a real moss, bat sa air plsat. 

 crowinc in lose sHvery-greea festoons. Will Uts at- 

 tached te inside wall of roar eooaerratory. Beaotifnl In 

 doeoratioas or for trisnuacshow windows. A 

 »seiu«e, postpaid, for a dollar bm. 



F.W. FLETCHER, Orlulo,Fbril< 



CARNATIONS 



F. Domer & Sons Co. 



LA FAYETTE, IND. 



