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The Florists' Review 



NOTBHSn 4. 19M 



ALL VARIETIES 



POMPONS STRAWFLOWERS ROSES ADIANTUM PLUMOSUS 

 Letlus book a standing order for you for Fall Season " 



iC^V 



F. C JAEGER & SON, Wholesale Shippers 



152 Powell Street mm. CarfiM iS43-t344 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 



VIOLETS! VIOLETS!! VIOLETS!!! 



Mums 



Second crop of small flowers is on. 

 Also all varieties of l&rge Mums. 



Roses 



will be in good shipping: con- 

 dition by November 1, 1920. 



VIOLETS IN SPLENDID SHIPPING CONDITION 



We have any amount that you may require. Put your orders in how. 



E. W. McLELLAN CO. 



NUftSBSIBS; Barlintfam*, Cal. 



OFFICE AND STORE: 451 Bash St.» SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 



Orleans Monday, October 25, alone, ac- 

 cording to the invoices of the express 

 company. 



The eastern demand for California 

 strawflowers has been heavy recently. 

 One explanation given for this is that 

 they are being made into decorations to 

 be sent to France for soldiers' graves. 



J. A. Axell states that one of his 



g'owers of freesias has leased the old 

 r. Parker range at Santa Cruz, which 

 is planted to freesias to the number of 

 approximately 400,000. This grower 

 will follow his freesia crop with indoor 

 gladioli. 



(General A. J. Gooch states that Wells' 

 Late Pink mums, which have appeared 

 on the market for the first time here, 

 are making good. The Kelleys, in tan 

 and cardinal, are rapidly becoming fa- 

 vorites. A few of the growers this year 

 have pink Turners and the general ex- 

 pects by next season they will have be- 

 come a regular feature of the market. 

 Speaking of the present cost of ship- 

 ments. General Gooch said that on a $25 

 shipment to Vancouver, B. C, the ex- 

 pressage is $7.98, in addition to the cost 

 of boxes and the duty. 



Domoto Bros, have something new in 

 the way of floral baskets, just received 

 from Japan. They are called birds '- 

 nest baskets and are made of Japanese 

 brush with high handles, the whole look- 

 ing like a hanging bird's nest. 



Enomoto & Co. have received a quan- 

 tity of mats in assorted colors from 

 Japan. They will not have another ship- 

 ment of these till January and expect to 

 be sold out before the holidays. Large 

 crops of roses are coming in from the 

 nurseries. 



Mats in assorted colors, especially 



MUMS AND POMPONS 



Bonnaffon, Turner, Chieftain, O. H. Kahn 



AND ALL OTHER VARIETIES. 



Pompons, Greens and Dried Flo^vers 

 are ready for Shipping. 



Growers' Cut Flower Company 



WHOLESALE GROWERS AND SHIPPERS 



55 St. Anne St. C^'Si^J^T") San Francisco, Calif. 



Violets, Hams, Roses, Plumosns, Adiantom, Carnations, 

 Pompons 



We have arrived from the Northwest and we are ready to do > osiness 

 with any firm in the United States, at prices most reasonable. Place 

 a trial order with ua. Write for prices. 



501 O'FARRELL STREET 



^OSAIA BROTHERS 



SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 



Asparagus Sprengeri Seed 



Beady December 1st. $1.25 per 1000. 

 Special prices on larger quantities. 



HARRY BAILEY, R. F. D. N9. 6 

 Lo« AngclM, CaL 



checks, have come from Japan consigned 

 to the United Flower & Supply Co. 



Californii DaUias ail Cauas 



THE LATEST AND BEST 



G. S. ARCHER 



400 North MMnaao Ave, AUumbra 



Los Angeles, CaL 



Joseph's reports that weddings and 

 funerals are both numerous. ^T^e so- 



