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Deckmber 10, 1914. 



The Florists' Review 



73 



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THE FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE OF AMERICA 



STATICE^RED FRIEZE 



OR RED 

 ROPINS 



H. 



IMMORTELLES 



CAPE FLOWERS, White and Colored 



A full line of PLANT BASKETS FOR CHRISTMAS, 



Vith liners if desired 



BAYERSDORFER & CO.PH;tro'*ETp^HrA'%A 



Mention The RptIcw when yoo write. 



NichelFs Christinas Greens 



We ire Headqurten and dc an eBirmons business in this line 



p. S.— New customers who may not 

 be rated in Dun's or Bradstreet's will 

 kindly send money order or trade ref- 

 erences with order, to avoid delays in 

 shipment of Christmas Greens. 



HOLLY (Loose) 



Selected Quality / 



Per ^4 case $ 2.00 



Per *« case 3.00 



Per full case 4.26 



Per 6 cases 18.76 



Per 10 cases 36.00 



Fztra Selected Quality 



Per full case 5.00 



Per 6 cases 22.'>0 



Per 10 cases 42 50 



HOLLY WREATHS loo 



Extra fine grad* $11.00 



MichfU's "Special" made-up 12.00 



Michell's Extra "Special" 15.00 



NATIVE MISTLETOE 



H case $ 3.00 



^2 case 6.60 



Full case (16 cubic feet) 10.00 



MEXICAN MISTLETpE 



50c per lb. Box of 26 lbs., @ 40c per lb. 



CUT BOXWOOD (Fresh) 

 Per 50-lb. box $8.00 



LAUREL WREATHING 



Micbell's Extra Heavy, Special Made-up 



Per 25 yard lots 6c per yard 



Per 100-yard lots 5^jc per yard 



Per 1000-yard lots : 4*flc per yard 



LTCOPODIUM (Ground Pine) 

 Loose, for Makine-up 



Per 5-lb. lot $0.60 



Per 10-lb. lot l.io 



Per 50-lb. lot 4.76 



Per 100-lb. lot 9.00 



MOSS 



Green Lump, Green Sheet and Sphasmum 



HENRY F. MICHELL CO., 518 Market St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



vi^ntloD Th» HfTlfw when von wr1t»». 



WIRED TOOTHPICKS 



BEBLIS 

 M.T. 



Manafactur«d by 



W. J. COWEE, 



10.000 $1.76 60,000 $7.5C 



Sample free. For sale by dealers. 



Mention The RcTlew when yon write. 



color far exceeds all other good qual- 

 ities in importance. The ideal CbriT5t> 

 mas plant must have grace, foim, per- 

 fect foliage, an appearance of good 

 culture and as many more good qual- 

 ities known to the expert, but without 

 color it won't do. White is passed by; 

 dull colors are scorned; soft pinks, 

 bright pink and — best, far best of all — 

 red in all the brilliant shades, are 

 eagerly sought. Ferns have their place 

 at Christmas; a few foliage plants in 

 green and more in green and white are 

 wanted, but foliage plants of bright 

 hue, and, foremost of all, foliage plants 

 with red blotches or streaked or striped, 

 are in the van. 



Norwood is the Mecca for plant color 

 in December; so to Norwood go to see 



Quick Shipment of Any Style of 

 Armleder Wagons 



In stcx-k we carry 2000 watronR ready for final 

 coats of color; on our repository floor we carry 

 over SCO wbkods that caa be shipped the same 

 day order Is received. 



Get our free 100-pa«re Catalogrue staowlDg 



303 different styles and sizes. A postal 



will bring it to yon. 



The O. Armleder Co. 



1165 Plum St., CincinnaU, Ohio 

 Prompt Shipment Convenient Terms 



lention The Review when yon write. 



a sight worth seeing. A great house 

 of begonias literally covered with pink 

 buds and bloom is a glorious treat to 

 see. Half or thereabouts are Cincin- 

 nati, the other half Lorraine, the Lons- 

 dale type most prominent. Eobert 

 Craig considers this form of Lorraine 

 the finest begonia today. He has grown 

 them to perfection. The specimen 

 plants, pedestal-grown, are beautiful in 

 size and form and color. Cyclamens 



are better this year than ever before. 

 His plants are marvelously perfect. 

 The improvement lies in the number 

 of flowers borne by each plant, and in 

 thdir fine, clear color. White is little 

 grown in cyclamens, save only the 

 pink-eyed whites. Eed, pink and sal- 

 mon pink are the shades most favored. 

 Poinsettias are in larger supply this 

 month than in years gone by. They 

 range in size from the little September- 



