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SEND 



YOUR 

 ORDERS FOR 



DIXIE 

 LAND 



TO 



IDLE H06R 

 NURSERIES 



Alt Choice 

 CUT FLOWERS 

 in Season 



Orctiids and Valley 

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KOa DSLITS&T tS 



G e O H Q I A 



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 LAIKRENCE FUORAL CO. 





RLp^SRS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 



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Orter jroor flowen on snr occailoD fo^ d«UT«iT In 

 m» wettoo from th« iMdlnr norlat In the Olty. 



C. I. BAKER» 



THE FtP9t9T. be. 



S« W. rorsyth Stroot 



J«Qks«Rvllle, Fla. 



We reach aU Florida and Soaih Geoivia points 



Hum FLORAL CO. 



ORDERS rROHTTLY FILLED 



MIAHl nORlPA 



lor\l6mmsy. 



TNC LBAOINC.fLORISTS. 



'TAMPA f LA.IwMW 



MRS. L. P. FOWLER, 



aoaOraiiKoSt., WILMINaTpN,N.C. 



All orders for M. Carolina filled promptly. 



Usual discoant. Lonsr distance Bell Phone, 14S3-J. 



MOBILE, ALABAMA 



'■ The NInge Floml Co. 



ROSENONT GARDENS 



Tif KSEr" K:; MONTGOMERY. AU. 



Members Florists* Telerrapb DeUrerr Aseli. 



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RICHNQM), VA. "" kiSr' 



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109 EAST e^QAP STREET 



Nfl^rflLiC, VA. 



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Orders also deliverad ^' 

 FORTRKSf ilONR«(«» VA. 



Member Florists' Telegraph Dellyery Assoctotl oa 



weather we have had since July 1, A. 

 H. Hews & Co. have dug and stqred 

 all the clay needed for the coming 

 season's supply. They have the most 

 modern machinery for digging, hauling 

 and dumping the clay in their large 

 storehouse, which measures 60x260. 

 T. J. Benwell, their genial and popu- 

 lar representative among the trade 

 growers, will round out half a century 

 of service with the house of Hews next 

 month. 



W. B. Goodenow, of Stoughton, one 

 of our double-violet specialists, is 

 sending in quantities of extra fine as- 

 ters and sweet peas. 



E. E. Cummings, of Woburn, says 

 that he has had 10,000 plants of single 

 violets under water, and the stock does 

 not look at all well. He grows cu- 

 cumbers largely under glass, and the 

 cold, wet, sunless weather has caused 

 blight to spread rapidly among them. 



The Budlong Rose Co. is receiving 

 shipments of the new red rose, Francis 

 Scott Key. At present the flowers are 

 more pink than red in color, but cooler 

 weather will change this, Russell and 

 J. L. Mock are good. Double White 

 Killarney is scarce and eagerly snapped 

 up. 



Julius Fagan and Miss OLyons, of 

 Penn's staff, left on their vacations 

 August 7. Henry Penn was impressed 

 with the planting at the San Francisco 

 and San Diego expositions, especially 

 at the latter city. At San Francisco 

 he experienced a good deal of fog. 



Paul F. Brigham, of Westboro, says 

 that the excessive rains are responsi- 

 ble for the loss from stem-rot of over 

 5,000 of his field-grown carnations. 

 Other growers are also reporting a 

 large loss from the same cause. 



Thomas Capers, of Wdllesley, has the 

 framework of his new Hitchings house 

 completed, and two or three more dry 

 days will see the glazing completed. 



Martin Wax and wife are at Grand 

 Lake Stream, Me., for the month of 

 August. Samuel Wax is again at his 

 post. 



Mrs. E. M. Gill, of Medford, had 

 been a member of the Massachusetts 

 Horticultural Society for fifty years 



Areid9 Fkirai Stwp 



F. W. KUMMER, Prop. 

 309 KINQ ST. 



Clarksburg; W. Va. 



Ordar Toor 0owers on any oocasion 

 for delivery fn this section from the 

 lQ|4in^FlQjfi«t4 in th^ §t|^. 



man Qreenhouse Co. 



May 



QlifMbufS, Vf, Y*. 



J. W. DUDIIY Pl^ CO., Ririst 



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hWest 



iToa can depend m us for all ordess fa| 

 deliyei^y in 'VTejSt Vizginii^ 



Ttif Park Ft^ral Cq. 



J. A. VALKNt^INK. Pns. 



Member Florista' Teleipraph Delivery. 



CotonidQ SpringSt CM 



PIKES PEAK FLORAL CO. 



Wtaotosal* and Retail 



Member Florists' Telegraph Delivery 



ColorailQ SprUiaif Colo* 



EranK r. Crump ISSr&Sd 



Member Florists' Telegokph DeUveiy ^^ 



The Colonial Flower Sho| 



S18 N. Main St., PUEBLO. Co£6. 



Will promptly execute ^01 orders in this Tlcinlty. 



Charieston, S. & 



iCirelina floril Staff 

 UO Kln« Btrti 



Greenhouses, Meetingand Romney Sts.Wegrow 

 our flowers; place orders here for fresh flowers. 



VAN UMDLEY CO. 



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GREENS BORO, N. C. 



CHARLES P. DUDLEY 



FLOmST 



ItaiMi Tmt ■M|.,7tti and Market Its., PiUH(ESSIU|«.W.Va. 



fo'^''" Charlesten, W. Va. 



are given prompt and careful attention by the 



CBAIUSTON CUT FLOWER AND fUmXHk 



