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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



DacBiMBBB 2, 1909. 



FANCY FERN "s^k FANCY FERN 



Per IOOO9 $1.50. Special price on large lots. ^x. 



Green and Bronze Galax.. . $1.25 p^r 1000; $7.50 per 10,000 j|fil#^ 



Leucothoe Sprays* green and bronze, $1.00 per 100; $7.50 per 1000 



Sphagnum Moss per bale, $1.25; 6 bales, $7.00; extra fine. 



Boxwood per lb., 20c; 50 lbs., $8.50 



Full line Cufiriowers at all times. 



Michigan Gut Flower^ Exchange,[3840 Broadwaji Detroit, Mich. 



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FERNSI FERNSI '""-HS^^... 



Fancy or DaKSrerrems $1.00 per 1000; 18.60 per case of 6000 



Green or Bronze Oalaz 50 4.50 " 10,000 



-/^^^ Green Leucothoe Sprays, laree $2.00 per 1000 



/ ^^ " 12tol6inch 1.26 " 



Bronze " " " 3.00 



Holly, very fine, $3.00 per case, 2x2x4. 



THE MOUNTAIN FERN CO. is BUTLER, TCNN. 



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BARTON XMAS TREE HOLDER 



Simple, Practical, Inexpensive. 



Simply drive a nail into the 

 bottom of tree and weight 

 brings legs of holder aaraintt 

 tree as clampB. Hundreds 

 sold last year to Florists sell- 

 ing trees. 



Only $1.60 per dozen. 



Uintt BARTON MFG. CO. 



Ivyland, Pa. 



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BRONZB and GREEN GALAX 

 FANCY and DAGGER FERNS 



Give me a trial order; my prices are lower. 

 These prices are good for 30 days. 



Fancy Ferns 50c per 1000 



DaKCcr Ferna 50c per 1000 



Ore«n Galax 45c per 1000 



Bronze Oalax 55c per 1000 



Gash with first order or reference. 

 J.!P. PBE8NBLL A CO., Wataaga Falls. N. C. 



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have been retailed on street corners at 

 10 cents per bunch. 



The favorable weather has caused vio- 

 lets to bloom in enormous quantities. An 

 effort was made early last week by the 

 Italian growers to keep the prices well 

 up, but, owing to the .vast quantities 

 brought into town, 50 cents per dozen 

 bunches has been all that it was neces- 

 sary for the retailers to pay to secure 

 their stock. Should we be treated to a 

 few frosty nights in the near future, 

 these prices will quickly increase, but if 

 the rain continues violets will be more 

 plentiful than ever. 



Narcissi are being brought into town 

 in small quantities, and this is the only 

 bulbous stock that we have at present. 

 Other kinds of outside flowers, with the 

 exception of coreopsis and stocks, have 

 disappeared for the season. Maidenhair 

 and asparagus are slightly scarcer and 

 smilax is more plentiful. A few poinset- 

 tias were brought into town, but there 

 was little demand for them. Primulas 

 in flower, celestial peppers, ferns in pots 

 and pans, and various house palms have 

 all moved well for Thanksgiving presents. 

 Huckleberry and wild ferns and grasses 

 are in abundant supply and assist mate- 

 rially in swelling the retailers' receipts. 



Various Notes. 



The Piedmont Seed & Floral Co. has 

 moved its store from the Central Bank 

 building, Oakland, to Eleventh street, 

 near Washington street, in the same 

 town. 



Several new dealers have made their 

 appearance with green goods among the 

 local dealers. There promises to be quite 



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Western Florist 



Supply House 



Save freight and expreseage by 

 buying near home. 



Christmas fireens 



Holly, Wreaths, Roping, Etc. 



Write for onr new price list. 



A large etock now ready for 

 prompt delivery. 



THE BARTELDES SEED CO. 



DENVER, COLO. 



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Southern Wild Smilax '"&.';%, 



Louisville Horal Co., Louisville, Ala. 



a competition in this line in tbe near 

 future. 



Rolleri & Co. have moved their violet 

 growing plant from Ocean View to Elm- 

 hurst, Cal. They have planted about five 

 acres with Princess of Wales. 



The Christmas tree men have made 

 their appearance in town and are trying 

 to interest the retailers in handling trees 

 for the holidays. 



George E. Smith is on a flying trip to 

 Los Angeles and vicinity. He will be ab- 

 sent from town about one week. 



Hayashi & Co., of Elmhurst, have just 

 finished installing a fifty horse-power 

 boiler, to heat their range of glass re- 

 cently erected. 



F. A. Miller, one of San Francisco's 

 pioneer florists, is now located at Fruit- 

 vale, Cal. Mr. Miller will make a spe- 

 cialty of collecting native California tree 

 seeds. G. 



HEADQUARTERS FOR 



Boflquet Green 



EYERdREEN 

 WREATHINfi 



FANCY BOLIY 



"DEW DROP" BRAND 

 MISTLETOE 



and a moet complete line of 



CHRISTMAS 



DECORATIVE 



MATERIAL 



Qualities that will qualify 

 with your trade. 



Complete Price List 

 for the asking. : : 



WINTERSONS' SEED STORE 



46-47-49 ^Wabaah Ave. 

 CHICAGO 



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The Beview can supply any horticul- 

 tural books at publishers' pricei. 



The ad we had in your paper the last 

 two months certainly kept us what they 

 call "humping," for orders came in 

 every day and they are coming yet. I am 

 certainly more than satisfied. — Williaic 

 Ehmann, Corfu, N. Y. 



