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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



MAY 27, 1900 



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DENVER. 



The Market. 



Contiuucd unfavorable weather has not 

 increased the sale of flowers. Neither has 

 it helped to bring in the outdoor stock, 

 so it looks as if there would be scarcely 

 any outdoor stock for Decoration day, 

 and no snowballs or lilacs. Carnations, 

 too, have shortened up materially, and 

 it is almost impossible to get any from 

 the growers, as they have all been bought 

 up. 



Sweet peas and daisies are meeting 

 with a good sale, and anything that looks 

 like outdoor stock can find ready sale. 

 Cape jasmine is coming in, and will be 

 used largely, but it does not cut the 

 figure it used to. 



Koses are still good and apparently 

 plentiful, although the weather affects 

 them some. Beauties of good grade are 

 scarce. 



One of the scarcest items on the mar- 

 ket is hardy fern leaves. While some 

 have had orders for them for several 

 weeks and are trying to locate them, 

 those who have received some were unable 

 to use them, as they arrived in bad con- 

 dition. Smilax is also scarce. 



New Members for S. A. F. 



The florists of Colorado are making it 

 plain that they appreciate the honor done 

 them by having one of their members 

 elected president of the S. A. F. Vice- 

 president Benson has already secured fif- 

 teen new members for the society, and 

 there are more to follow. With this much 

 progress made, the vice-presidents in 

 other states need to look to their laurels. 

 President Valentine is certain to have a 

 good-sized escort from here to Cincin- 

 nati, and it is likely to include a bowling 

 team worthy of the occasion. So look out 

 for the cowboy hats again. E. S. K. 



GOOD'S ^^^tail'oir*' SOAP No. 3 



Best for spraying; trees, plants and shrubs for 



SAN JOSE SCALE 



Protects berries, small fruits, flowers, grapes, 

 cabbages, etc., from 



WHITE FLY 



and all parasites and insects. Contains 

 active fertilizers. 



No salt, sulphur, mineral oils or other 

 substances to harm soil or trees. 



Endorsed by U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and 

 State Experiment Stations. 



JAMES GOOD, Orierinal Maker 

 965 No. Front St.. PblUdelphla 



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PEERLESS SULPHUR BLOWER 



"A great improvement over the bellowB." 

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KILMDEAI^i 



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are easy to kill with 



The Fumigating Kind 

 Tobacco Powder 



$3.00 per bag 100 lbs. 



Satlifactlon gnarantwd or moner back; 

 why try cheap .uuBtiiutea that makers do 

 not dare to guarantee V 



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 MOUNT VCRNON NEW YORK. 



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vl ■ IN ■ I I SPRAYER 



Brings out io 

 solution, with 

 water, what is 

 put into Globe. 

 Insecticides, Fung- 

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 Fertilizing solutions. 

 Soap solutionB, etc. 



Practical, aavlng: work, 

 time and money. An in- 

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Tested at 130 lbs. water press- 

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 Address Dept. F, 



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Fresh Tobacco Steins 



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W. C. BECKERT 



North Bide 



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You will have no trouble with insect pests 

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E. H. HUNT 



76.78 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO 



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DEATH NOTICE 



Died. Millions of Green Fly, Aphis, 

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Destructive to insects, but harmless 



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