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The Florists^ Review 



JUNII 16. 1022 



The flortets whose cards appear on the pages carrying this head, are prepared to fill orders 

 ""■ "~ from other florists for local delivery on the usual basis. 



DENVER, COLORADO 



MEMBER FLXDRISTS- TELEGiyVPH 

 DELIVERY ASSOCIATION 



PARK FLORAL COMPANY 



ANDREWS FLORIST 



HOTEL ANDREWS 



Minneapolis, Minn. 



All orden executed with atmoet eaie. 

 Member F. T. D. 



nPMVFR ««daa COLORADO 



ULA^ V LAX and WYOMING 



The Mauff Floral Co., 



1225 Logan Street 

 Member F.T.D. 



DENVER, COLO., and WYO. 



CENTRAL FLORAL CO. 



935 Fifteenth St. 



MEMBER OF 

 F. T. D. 



Open Sundays 

 and Evenin«a. 



A Card This Size 



CkMts only $1.25 per Week 

 on Yearly Order 



It wonid keep yoar name and yonr specialty 

 befoi« the whole trade. 



A hairinch card coats only 62>9c per week on 

 yearly order. 



Colorado Springs, GdIo. 



Frank F. Crump. '^"'"^'aSt '^ 



Member Florists* Telerrapb Dellrery Aas'n. 



OpriVPf ^"8^* ^P°* Greenhouset 



lyCliVCl Ck)r. 6th Ave. A Josephine St 



DOWNING & KASH. Proprietors 



DENVER. COLORADO 



COLUMBINE FLOWER SHOP 

 IDA E. DU PONT 607 15th Street 



THE PUEBLO FLORAL CO. 



Poebio Member F. T. D. 



I North Main Streat 



Colorado, New Mexico and Western Kansas 



PUEBLO, COLORADO 



ALPHA FLORAL CO. 



PROMPT DELIVERY FINE STOCK 



FORT COLLINS, COLO. 



ESPELIN FLORAL COMPANY 

 Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery Ass'n 



T*_,*J_ J /'^—.l—. The only Greenhouse 

 nniCiaa. L^OlO. in ma section. 



THE PARK FLORAL CO. 



Member F. T. D. 



TRINIDAD, COLO. 



ID Ti A'DVX?Z> Trinidad Floral Store 



« IV. Ij/i£\X\.llir\, Masonic Building 



ly%dst" IVlinneapolis 



IVlinnesota 



Mankato,Mimi. 



Mankato Floral Co. 

 428 South Front St. 

 Mankato'8 Leading Florist, Twenty-four hour gerT- 

 loc. Including Sundays. Centrally located. 



happens that one plant may suffer while 

 the others go unharmed. Prune the af- 

 fected plant back quite hard, and it 

 will break if there is any life left in 

 it. This applies to all plants of a de- 

 ciduous nature, which arc slow at start- 

 ing into growth in the spring. Priming 

 is especially necessary in the case of 

 newly planted stock, and it is always 

 good policy to prune back deciduous 

 stock well at planting time. The larger 

 the tree or shrub the more incumbent 

 it becomes to prune hard. This applies 

 equally to all newly planted hardy 

 roses. C. W. 



REPOTTING RUBBER PLANT. 



What is the matter with a rubber 

 plant which is sprouting new roots, but 

 is otherwise dormant? The plant was 

 transplanted into a larger pot last fall, 

 and a slight dressing of bone meal was 

 added to the soil, but the plant has 

 refused to move since. The lower leaves 

 look healthy and are green, but the 

 plant has lost about six of these during 

 the winter. F. X. F.— Mich. 



See to it that the pot has a good 

 drainage. Shake away all the loose soil 

 and repot your plant in fresh loam. Do 

 not use any bone or plant food until the 

 pot is well filled with roots. Possibly 

 you have given the plant an overdose 

 of bone meal. It is most unwise to 

 sprinkle bone meal or any other plant 

 food on the soil of any newly potted 

 plant. ' r. W. 



KILLING WHITE FLY. 



I had been bothered with white fly 

 on Pelargonium Easter Greeting. I 

 sprayed the plants, but this did no good, 

 so I burned all of the plants. The white 

 fly has now migrated to other plants, 

 and T should like to know how to ivso 

 gas to rid mv greenhouses of this pest. 



A. G.— Okla. 



Fumigation with hydrocyanic ncid 

 gas is the Ix'st remedy for white fly. 

 but the gas must be used with great 

 care, this gas being extremely danger- 

 ous, and in warm weather the possibili- 

 ties of injury are always greater than 

 when the temperature is moderately 

 low. Used with due care, it is perfectly 

 safe and a great number of growers 



ST. PAUL, MINN. 



THE LARGEST STORE IN AMERICA 



MEMBER F. T. D. ASS'N 



The finest and largest stock west of Chicago 



Awake night and day looking for orders 



20-22-24 

 W. 6th St 



HOLM & OLSON, Inc., 



.±M» m n ^r INC J " ■ •* 



raRNUtU LLHAY COS STOM 



SAINT PAUL 

 MINNCSOTA 



lift 



Incorporated 



912 Nicoliet Avenue, ofifers the trade its 

 unexcelled facilities for filling orders in 



MINNEAPOLIS 



Minneapolis, Minn. 

 ADAMS 



^^ FLORIST 

 ELEVEN SOUTH EIGHTH STREET 



MANKATO, MINN. 



NEIL NEILSEN, Inc. 



Member F. T. D. EXCELLENT SERVICE 



Southern Minnesota, Northern Iowa, 

 South Dakota 



ROCHESTER. MINN. 

 Rochester Greenhouse Co. 



EMIL RIEPLE, Prop. 



Rochester's only store having its own 



greenhouses. 



Member F. T. D. 



DULUTH FLORAL CO. 



re^rl\^e\i"n^%f'tKea"i Duluth, Minn. 

 Northwest. Daily deliveries to SUPERIOR.WIS. 



100.000 FEET 

 OF GLASS. 



AUSTIN. MINN. 



A. N. KINSMAN. Ine. 



