^0_1^ TheWeckly Florists' Review. 



November 28, 1907. 



SAVANNAH, GA. 



A, C. Oelschig & Son report a bigger 

 trade than ever in rubbers. Mr. Oelschig, 

 St., the acknowledged rubber king, was 

 under the weather at the time of my 

 visit, but only for a spell, he says. The 

 boys are keeping up the reputation made 

 by the founder and, judging by the qual- 

 ity of the wagonload of floral designs 

 just being sent out, the Gate City can 

 hold its own in this direction. 



A. W. Richardson is a recent addition 

 to the craft and is scoring a success. He 

 was formerly a successful market gar- 

 dener and has combined the two branches 

 into one. 



Geo. Foulsham is superintendent of the 

 S. P. Shotter estate and is making many 

 improvements. He is a Lenox graduate 

 and very popular with the boys here. 



There is talk of forming a florists' 

 club, and certainly there is ample mate- 

 rial for one. John Wolf will give the 

 first essay, on how to force valley, he 

 being one of the heaviest growers in the 

 south, as well as one of the most artistic 

 decorators. John Heeremans, superin- 

 tendent of the R. T. Wilson, Jr., estate 

 at Bluflfton, is expected to give an illus- 

 trated lecture on the culture of the 

 famous Sea Island cotton plant, which 

 under his care has attained a high degree 

 of cultivation. He is also a Lenox gradu- 

 ate and is making rapid and successful 

 strides on this vast estate, which em- 

 braces an area of twenty square miles. 

 A leading feature will be the naturaliza- 

 tion of hardy bulbs and orchids, the idea 

 being to give a semitropical effect. 



H. F. Teynac is building a snug dwell- 

 ing adjoining his greenhouse plant. He 

 is one of the pioneers and has built up 

 a sound business. ^^ 



Oregon, III.— Frank Gilbert is erect- 

 ing a greenhouse seventy-five feet long 

 and expects to shortly put up two more. 

 He sees every prospect of good business. 



Toledo, O.— Krueger Bros, have pur- 

 chased twenty-six acres of land about a 

 mile beyond the city limits, in Wood 

 county, and intend to begin next spring 

 the building of what will eventually be a 

 large range of houses. 



FOR SALE 



PIPF 2*^°*^ serviceable second-hand. No Junk. 

 1,1 . ^,'5^ °^w threads, l-ln.. 8Jic: Iji-ln.. 4>ic; 



4-In., 19c ft. New 2-ln.. standard steam at lie 

 '*®^'*-.. ^," **°*''' o' flttlnuB for 4-ln. cast Iron 

 and all sizes wrought iron. 



121 A CO ^^^ American, 50 ft. to the 

 UbfiOO ^°^' 10*^2 Bi°Kle at $2.05. 

 T^ "7: "^ 10x12. 12x12 B double, $2.40 per 

 ??*!.. ^'^" *o 12x20 and 14x14 to 14x20 B dou- 

 ble, $2.66 per box. 12x24 B double, $2.90 per box. 

 16x16 and 16x18 B double. $2 76 per box. 16x20 

 to 16x24 double, $2.95 per box, 6x8, 7x9, old, 

 single, $1.50. 



6ARDFII HflSF ?"i lengths. %-\u.. guaran- 

 Dfinutn nUOL teed, 8>ic; for heavy work, 

 guaranteed. 12j^c. 



HflTRFn ^A^H ^ew GuK Cypress, 3 ft. x 6 

 IVU "^" „"'*"'« "., 80c: glazed complete, 

 $1.60 up. Second-band sash, glazed, $1.25, good 

 condition. 



G«t our prtoes on anytliliiK you nood 



for Oroenliouao BuUdlnc 



WK CAH SAVK TOU MOVKT. 



METROPOLITAN 

 ATERIAL CO. 



Gr««Blions« Wrookora 



1398-1408 Metropolitan Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



HOW ABOUT 



Hotbed Sa$h? 



Do you wish to have a real arood Sash— good in every 

 respect— at a reasonable piice ? Write us, try our 

 **BKAT," and then Judge tor yourself. 



w^s''H':''."'c^E^DrR Greenhouse Material 



GREENHOUSE HARDWARE and POSTS 



X. DIETSCH CO 



681 Sheffield Avenue,^ 

 •9 CHICAGO 



Mention The Rerlew when yoo write. 



The Greenhousa Structural Co. 



840 West 4th St., CINCINNATI, OHIO 



HAM Ur ACTUS! K8 or 



XRON-rRABO: GRKSHHOnSKS 



Re-en{orcing for Concrete "Post and Board" Walla, 

 Ventilating Machinery, Iron Fittings, Iron PurUns 

 and Uutters for Wood Houses, etc. 



Bond for Catalocue and Dealcns. 



Mention The BeTlew when yon write. 



GREENHOUSES 



PIERSON U-BAR CO. 



For Florists' Show 

 Booms, Parks and 

 PrlTat* Kstates. 



■-■aa. 



Dealrners and Bnildert Seui for 

 C-Bar Greenhoases. ' Catalog. 



Metropolitan Bnllding, 

 4th Are. and 88rd St.. NKW TOBK. 



Mention The Eerlew when yon write. 



PEOPLE who kDow a good thiDg when they see it, and will take advaatage 

 of the same, must be possessed with good judgment and are generally snc- 

 cessfal. One of oar successful growers has this year taken oat 6ooo feet of 

 wooden gatters, which were o nly 5 years old, and replaced the same with 6000 feet 

 of the GARLAND IRON GUTTER, this being his fifth annual order. 



Oar long list of orders of this kind is oar best reference. By writing any of 

 the large growers at Chicago yoa will confer a favor on the 



GEO. M. GARLAND CO.. - DES PLAINES. ILL. 



Mention The ReTJew when yon write. 



Caldwell Tanks and Tower* 



are of the 



HIcheat Unallty of Vonatractlon 



producing the greatest durability, longest 

 life and best service. Give florists at 

 small expense same water service as in 

 cities. Write for list of users in your 

 vicinity, and illustrated catalogue. 

 W. B. CALUWELL CO., LoalSTllle, Ky. 



»^"«8{Ealv4£d''}wWlB8 

 Windmills, Hnmps, Oas Bnfflnea. 



ANCHOR GREENHOUSE HOSE 



Wears w^oll. 



PLANT BED CLOTH 



Protects from cold and dampness. 



Mineralized Rubber Co., 1 8 Cliff St.,New Yorii 



mm 



Evans' Improved 

 GhallengeVentilating 

 Apparatus. S^? 



Quaker City Macblie Woiks, 



RICBMOND. IND. 



'Mention The Rerlew when yoa write. 



PECKY 

 CYPRESS 



Fur Greenhottse Benches. By far 

 the best material* 



PLACE ORDERS NOW 



It will be open-air dried in the 

 South and delivered when you 



want it. 

 Ship Lap, Drop Siding, Sheathing, 

 Flooring* White Cedar Posts, Etc 



s^BsWrite for "rinii i 



ADAM SCHILLO LUMBER GO. 



Cor. Weed St. and t*%%\t*^ lk.€* €\ 

 Hawthorne Ave. V»I1 ll^/lU V 



Telephones, Lincoln 410 and 411. 



Always mention tli* Florists* Bavlaw 

 wlivn writinc Mlvortlsers. 



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