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The We^y Florisis' Review. 



July 14, 1904. 



TORONTO. 



The MitrkeU 



We are now ^eltled tc the routine of 

 July lousiness, which cannot be said to 

 be anything above the ordinary. Stock 

 has been coming in qiiito plentifully and 

 quality graduaUy deteriorating. Boses 

 and carnations are especially plentiful. 

 Since the peonies axe done there has been 

 quite a call for lilies and other large 

 flowers for designs. George Guard has 

 brought in the first Lilium auratum seen 

 in town this season. 



Various Notes. 



T. A. Plum, one of Yoiiga street's en- 

 terprising florists, fias purchased Mr. 

 Butterworth 's greenhouses on Howland 

 avenue. Mr. Plum is liguring on grow- 

 ing a good portion of the cut flowers he 

 will want for his store in future. Mr. 

 Butterworth, who is one of the oldest 

 florists in Toronto, has retired fro'n 

 active business. 



J. S. Simmons carried off first and 

 second prizes with his delivery wagons 

 at the open-air horse sho-,v on July 1. 

 He has bought a new dapple gray horse 

 which he considers a sure winner in any 

 company. 



The Toronto Horticultural Associa- 

 tion had an enjoyable outing on July 

 6 in the form of an excursion to the 

 Guelph model farm. 



The florists of Toronto, as well as 

 amateur horticulturists, are at present 

 working hard completing plans for the 

 big flower and fruit exhibition to be 

 held in Toronto this fall. The prize 

 list for the flower section has just been 

 issued and is the most elaborate that 

 Toronto florists have had the privilege of 

 competing for, something over $1,500, 

 besides medals and certificates, being in 

 the list. Those who have not had a copy 

 of the prize list should write the To- 

 ronto Gardeners' and Florists' Associa- 

 tion, E. Collins, secretary. 



The Canadian Horticultural Associa- 

 tion meets at Ottawa August 9 and 10 

 and those wishing to have a good time 

 should take it in. D. J. 



THE BENCH OF THE FUTURE 



B^LA, Pa. — A. E. Wohlert has re- 

 moved . here from Pittsburg. 



K»T« an uctnk lot of 



Piersoni ""•> Bostons 



In lO-inch pans, alfo in 6 and 7-inch pots, 

 as well as all other sizes from 2>i-iDch up. 



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Meptlon The Bevlew when yon write. 



Boston Ferns 



2K-ihcb MOO. 3-inrb tS.OO. 4-iDCh tlS.OO. 6 Inch 

 $26.00 per 100 ; 6-inch 40c. 7-lDCb 60c, S-incb 76c 

 each. Piersoni rooted runners reduced to $2.00 

 per 100. 



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 Morrison, III., and Geneva, III. 



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FERNS 



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 Fine stock to pot. 



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Practical, 

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 cannot 

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Patents 

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Keatest, simplest, most 

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 ordinary flower pots into 

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 The illustration shows how 

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