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The Florists^ Review novembek 12. 1914. 



Delaware Holly and Holly Wreaths 



HOLLY WREATHS 



Standard Bize Wreaths are made on 10-inch wooden rings, wire 



wrapped, and have four size bunches berries. 



Packed 200 per case. 



In lots of 2r0 1 1 Mc 



In lots of 400 llXc 



In lots of 600 11 c 



In lots of inoo lO^c 



Laurel Roping 3%, 4 and 5c per yard 



We make a specialty of the above and guarantee all goods as 



represented or money refunded. 



Terms 60% cash with order. 



We have everything in EVERGREENS. 



Write your requirements. 



DELAWARE EVERGREEN CO., Milton, Del. 



M_'ntlon The Review when you write. 



from ivy poisoning, the result of camp- 

 ing out with his troop of boy scouts. lie 

 has had a pretty tough time, but is now 

 recovering. 



John Godfrey Aschmann is sending 

 out large shipments of azaleas. 



There is to be a big flower show at 

 Reading the last three days of this 

 week. Henry F. Michell Co. will have 

 an exhibit there. 



The Germantown Horticultural So- 

 ciety held a successful chrysanthemum 

 show November 9 at the Friends' 

 library in Vernon- Park. There were ex- 

 cellent exhibits and a large attendance. 

 Miss A. H. Jacobs delivered a lecture 

 on insect life in relation to plant life. 



Leo Niessen reports the arrival of 

 Cypripedium insigne from Chestnut Hill. 

 There is an added interest attached to 

 these cyps from the fact that John Bur- 

 ton spent his leisure summer-time get- 

 ting tnem into trim. 



Edward Reid had a successful gun- 

 ning trip to Meadowbrook last week, 

 when he outshot his German competitor 

 in good style. 



H. H, Battles likes Hadley, but the 

 growers are a bit dubious. Phil. 



CLEVELAND. 



Club Meeting. 



Monday, November 9, was the regu- 

 lar meeting night of the Florists' Club 

 and the welfare committee and the ex- 

 hibition committee arranged a flower 

 show which brought out a large and 

 enthusiastic crowd. The judges ap- 

 pointed to examine the displays re- 

 ported as follows: 



The Carl Hagenburger Co., Mentor, 

 O., had a fine vase of mixed snap- 

 dragon, including: Mrs. John Newell, 

 pink; Phelps' White, September Morn 

 and Yellow Nugget; also a table of 

 Gloire de Lorraine begonias, well 

 grown. 



The Breitmeyer Floral Co., Mt. 

 Clemens, Mich., showed a vase of 

 seedling pompon chrysanthemums. 



A. Schmitt had a table of cyclamen, 

 declared to be the finest ever shown 

 here. , ; 



The J. M. Gasser- Co. showed a table 





FESTOON WINDING 

 MACHINE 



Makes festooning with wire on> 

 wire or other material for cen- 

 ter. It has many improvements 

 over last year. We have many 

 testimonials aa to \U great worth; 2- 

 yards per minute can be wound. 



Machine is fitted with wire suffi- 

 cient to wind 50'J yards. If machine 

 is not satisf ictory, return same and 

 we will return money. 



Pric», $5.00 

 Souder Mfgf. Supply Co^ 



Brldeeton, N. J. 



Xmas Decorations 



SELECT DELAWARE HOLLY HOLLY WREATHS 



LYCOPODIUM IN BULK LYCOPODIUM WREATHING 



JAPANESE FRIEZE 



Write for prices. Let us book your order. 



ST. LOUIS SEED CO. ^ "s^^'^s: mo. 



Mftittnn Tlip H..vtfw wheu y.iilwrllf 



Sphagnum Noss 



18-bbI. bale, $4.00 



A liberal discount on large orders 



JANES DAY, :: Nilford,N.H. 



Southern Wild SmOax 



$8.00 per case, here 



Prompt Shipments 



WINTERGREEN GARDENS 



Marion, Alabama 



Plants Sell Better 



when the uaM clay pota 

 are hidden by the at- 

 tractive and artistic 



EVCR.RrADY 

 POT COVERS 



Strong cardboard 

 foundation. Best qual- 

 ity waterproof crepe 

 paper, silk fiber ribbon 

 ties at top and bottom. 

 Firmly held with Im- 

 proved metal fastenings Purniiihed in foni 

 colors and many sizes. Write for samples and 

 price list today. Bend lOo for postage. 



BVEB • BBADT FLOWRB PUT COVEB CO. 

 146 Hnchea Ave., Buffalo, M. Y. 



Mention The B«rlew when yoa write. 



