July M, 1014. 



The Florists' Review 



67 



WATmPIIOOF 



Collapsible Planting Pots. 



liOok at the cat. tee how they pack without any lots 

 of apace. A aquar* put ia the. only piactlcal pot 

 for ahlpplng and econonar In use In Plata. 



Made from 

 heavy Water- 

 proof stock that 

 wll 1 last for 

 months, abso- 

 lutely no break- 

 age. Oaliforula 

 fl irlsta are using 

 them in 100,000 

 lota for propa- 

 firatlntr 

 K08ES. 

 PALMS. 

 FBBMS, 

 CUTTINGS 

 and BULBS 



of all kinds. Just 

 the thing for 

 Parcel Post 

 baaineaa. 



Send for saiu- 

 nle and price to 



THE EXPAN CO. 



BoxY. 

 938 K. Central Av*., RMllands, Cal. 



Mention Th e Be Tl «w when y oo write. 



CARNATION PLANTS -*»' K^n'l-teJ; 



Perfection and Mrs. Baron, $6.00 per 100; $50.00 

 per 1< •. Cash with order. 



FREO WIEDEMANN. P. Bai 275. MILWtUKIE. OREGIN 

 Mfntiftii The R«'tI<>w when yoo write. 



Generally the builders make things as 

 unsightly as possible during the erec- 

 tion of a building, but here there is an 

 ornamental appearance to even the 

 hoarding and it is about to be capped 

 by flower boxes filled with geraniums 

 and trailing plants. While on the sub- 

 ject of flower boxes, note should be 

 taken of the excellence of the appear- 

 ance of the boxes in front of the Bon 

 Marche. There are about 600 feet of 

 them and they are certainly a fine 

 sight just now. C. Hoffmeister planted 

 them and is well worthy of his meed of 

 praise for the effective display they 

 make. 



M. Lewis, of Coeur d'Alene, was vis- 

 iting his friends in the trade here last 

 week. He reports good business east of 

 the mountains. 



Fred W. Gust, of the Kosery, was 

 successful in winning first prize for a 

 decorated automobile in the Potlatch 

 parade, and Tom V. Bhoades, of the 

 Crescent Flower Store, got a first prize 

 in another class of the same parade. 



During the last three weeks rose 

 shows have been held on successive 

 Mondays in the rooms of the Commer- 

 cial Club. The prizes were not of much 

 consequence, the object of the shows 

 being to ascertain if it would be pos- 

 sible to hold a large rose show here at 

 this late time of year. The results 

 were highly satisfactory. The quan- 

 tity and quality of the blooms and the 

 dean condition of the foliage proved 

 that there would be little difficulty in 

 the accomplishment of such an under- 

 taking. As the Shriners' convention 

 takes place here next July, the Pacific 

 N^orthwest Rose Society has in view 

 the holding of a rose show during the 

 convention. 



The Tacoma florists held their annual 

 picnic Wednesday, July 22. Seattle flo- 

 rists were invited, but not many of 

 them could respond, as the stress of 

 >ther engagements kept most of them 

 it home. John Holze and his wife 

 md Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmeister went 

 )ver and all report a highly enjoyable 

 ime. T. W. 



Hbrbinoton on the Mom, sent by The 

 ^view for 50 eenti. 



CALLA BULBS 



1 -inch to l^a-inch' '. $4.00 per 100 



li^-inch to 2 -inch 6.00 per 100 



2 -inch to 2i2-inch 9.00 per 100 



All well cured bulbs, packed with the greatest care. Ask for prices on 

 Freesia Parity and Refracta Alba. 



In ordering Callas state by freight or express. 



WHOLESALE SHIPPERS 



We have a superb stock of CarnatloiMv Rosas, Qladiolus, Sw««t 



Paas and all other seasonable flowers. As we are now located in the California 

 Flower Market, we can supply your needs with the best stock. 



LONG DISTANCE SHIPPING A SPECIALTY 



HOGAN, KOOYHAN & CO. ".S^'!' San Francisco, Cal. 



Phone Sutter 540 



Moutton Tb« it^Tlaw when yoo write. 



FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 



LARQCST STOCK AND QRCATEST VARIITV 



E. W. McLellan Company, inc. 



Wholaaala Florists — Shipping our Spoclalty 



18. 20. 22 and 24 Lick puc. Sao FraociscOy CaL 



NURSERIES AT BURLINGAME. 



Mentton Tt»« R»t1>w wh»n yog wrif . 



DIFFERENT PANSIES AND WHY 



Mastodon is our name for a genuine American strain of Pansies originated by us, and 

 comprising a marvelous number of new shades and varieties, as well as improved types 

 from other lands. All are of excellent form, of the richest colors, and of great size— up 

 to three and seven-eighths incites in diameter. 



Cut prices, new crop Mastodon Mixed, ^s oz.. $1.00; I oz., $7.00. 



Mastodon Greenhouse Special (new), same price. 



Write for color plate catalogue. 



STEELE'S PANSY GARDENS, Portland, Oregon 



Mention The RpTlew when you write. 



AOVANCE ORDERS, 1*14 FALL DIUVERV, OF 



JAPANESE LILY BULBS and SEEDS 



Writ* for Catalosuo to 



The Oriental Seed Co., ^'^""Sl. 



Growara 



220 Clonoat St- SAN PRANCISCO. CAL. 



Mention Tb« B»ti»w wbf yon wiif. 



Great Falls, Mont. — The Electric City 

 Conservatory is enlarging and remodel- 

 ing its store and greenhouses. When 

 the improvements are completed the 

 establishment will be one of the hand- 

 somest and best equipped in the state. 



Centralia, Wash. — In the Fourth of 

 July parade John W. Watson, of the 

 Twin City Floral Co., took first prize for 

 merchant's decorated automobile. He 

 used Dorothy Perkins roses, sweet peas 

 and lilies, nothing but natural flowers, 

 with chiffon and doves. With three 

 charming young ladies in the machine, 

 it attracted more attention than any 

 other in the line. 



PRMULA OBCONICA GRANDIFIORA 



Seedlings and transplants now ready, 



*.w*..*"^i:'ilP2 ^°"'- 2»s:in. ready in Aujrust. 

 CTCLA^itM, now, 4-inoh $i5.00DerllO. 



■*!!^*^„t.'?**u*?**- •^TFL.. seedlings, $2.00 per 



100: 2«« inch. $;i..S0 per 100. 

 ASPARAOUS seedlings and 2ia-1nch stock. 

 ■•ddlna Plants, Porannlalo. 



0. L PANZER, R. I. Bm 81S. P<rtiaBd, Ore . 

 Special to Make Room 



Asparasus Sprenffcrl, 4-inch $5,00 per 100 



2>a-inch 2.00 per 100 



WIL.<!ON.CROUT CO. 



Wholesale Growers 



Cut Flowers, Paims, Araucarias, Ferns, etc 



14 East 61 at Street, PORTLAND. OREGON 



