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64 



The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 23. 1922, 



STUPPY SUPPLY COMPANY 



Ten-Twenty Oak Street i^o...{M|£;o;s| KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Roses, Carnations, Peas, Valley, Freesias, Jonquils, Orchids, 



Flat Ferns, Asparasfus, Smilax, Huckleberry, Oregon Grape, 



Cinerarias, Hyacinths, Primroses, Ferns 



EASTER LILIES 



CUT FLOWERS and POT PLANTS 



A-l SUPPLY FOR EASTER. LET US BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM ROOTED CUTTINGS 



LOOK IN CLASSIFIED ADS 



GIGANTEUM LILY BULBS 



For Decoration Day and June flowering:. 7 to 9-in., per case, $55.00, while they last. 



Fern Runners, Extra Heavy Macawii, $20.00 per 1000 

 COLEUS, Rooted Cuttings. A-l. Five Best Color Varieties 



Let Us Quote You Quantity Prices. 



All A-l Stock Quality and Service 



treasurer of the (Jhicajio Flowor Crow- 

 ors' Association ami iiiaiia},'tT of tlu' 

 Kiverl)aiil< Grfi'iilioiises, lias plariMJ an 

 ordor with the Anu'ricaii (Jrci'iihoiisc 

 Mfy. Oo., for two sti'cl-frariu> iiousos, 

 cacli iiStxLTiO, to be built at (ieneva and 

 operated by Mr. Mcdauley's sou. 



Word conies from the (Jould Nursery 

 that the new Mississippi peony farm 

 will be able to send about 1,0(1(1 do/i'us 

 of ]K'onies to this market for Kaster 

 this year. 



F.M.. Johnson last week took delivery 

 of a 'new l*ackard Twin Six with all the 

 do luxe trinnninfj;s. lie likes to make 

 louji trips with parties of Randall sales 

 Mien, sfoppiiif; an hour or two in a town 

 wliib> the crew si^a^ n\\ ttrv,^ men- h, nits 

 there who haiidW' their lines. Hniidall's 

 has built a bi^' business in reed aiicl wil 

 low furniture land now lias started the 

 manufacture ()*f mattresses. 



Frank Scdiranrni .a4«^^vl£^s^ "f Crystal 

 J.ake, who liave been on the Pacific 

 roast since March 1, are sendinir coal 

 hea\ers liere the most tantali/iiif; re- 

 )iorts of siininier in Californi.a. 



The death of John Leshyn. veter.iii 

 ])ot plant grower, at '>'A'29 South Hock 

 wtdl street, is r('porte<l in this week's 

 (diituary column. 



A vase of Carnation Hetty .lane has 

 attracted much .attention this week, in 

 tlie window of tlie American Hull) Co. 

 It is Want shade of jiink and is an ex- 

 cellent sliipjier. The lilooiiis came from 

 .\. Jjildonsky. of Olivette, Mo., with 

 whom the variety orif,Mnated and who 

 is j)reji;irinfr to disseminate it next 

 season. 



The Chicago Howcr tirowers' Asso- 

 ciation rejiorts the arrival of the first 

 lilt of the new white rose, Angelus. 



It Pays to Buy Direct from the Groover. 



Cut Flowers 



Subject to Change 



ROSES 



Scott Key (Off crop) 



Premier \ Each 



Milady (Short. 6c to 8c 



Columbia ; Mediun', lOc to l'2c 



Butterny \ Long. 16c iciOc 



Ophelia / Sdkc al. iOc to 2bc 



Double White 8c to 12c 



GREENS 



Oregon Fern Leaves per lOOO, JCi.oo 



Asparagus Plumosus per bunch, 75o 



Asparagus Sprengeri per bunch, '!')C 



Huckleberry Sprays per bunch, 7uc 



Without Notice. 



CARNATIONS, ETC. 



Carnations each. 6c 



Carnation Laddie each. 10c to 12e 



Sweet Peas per 100, $1.50 to $3.00 



Daffodils each, 6c to 10c 



Snapdragons each 8c to 10c 



Lily of the Valley 6c to 8c 



Violets, home- grown, single.... per 100. $1.00 



Double per 100. 1.50 



Calla Lilies each, 20c 



Easter Lilies each, 25c to 30c 



Darwin Tulips each, 10c 



We are now booking or<lerN for 



DESIRABLE EASTER PLANTS 



.And can confidently say that better plants will be hard to find. 



Easter Lilies, .t blooms and up per bloom, 30c 



Hydrangeas, French varieiies $l.ro to Jfi 00 each 



Baby Kambler Roses, pink ur red soc to 12.00 e>.ch 



Spiraeas, p nk or wh.te $i.oo to $2 00 each 



None of the above will be too plentiful, so order at once. 



The Elitch Gardens Co., Tl^VSI^I^ Denver, Colo. 



Afnntinn Tlip Revipw wlK'n yon write. 



lr;ink .l:iral .-ijiaiii greets his friends 

 .it Zecli \- Mann's, li.iviiiji iccipxered 

 from his reeeiit illni'ss. 



W. N. Kinld will eelelirate his si.xty- 

 second liirtlid;iy anniversary Alareli 'M). 



('. L. Washhiirii st.-ites that j^rossly 

 e.\aj;{;er;ited re])orts of the frost dam- 

 affe at the H.-issett & Washburn place at 

 Sierre Madre, ("al., keeji eominjj to liis 

 e;irs. .\s a niiitter of faet, tlie loss was 

 small. .Vbout Kin larjje plants were 



damaged .-ind so were 14.000 plants ,iust 

 jilanted out from 2-inch pots. These 

 will be thrown out. The loss of 14,000 

 plants mi}iht seem large to some, but 

 there were 2.'58,000 plants under that 

 slat slied, wliich is on a slope; the dam- 

 aged plants were on the lower side. 



Henry Wittbold & Son have had a 

 record week. This is spring opening sea- 

 son in the department stores and 

 •tl •_',(»()() worth of decorations have been 



