The Florists^ Review 



June 12, 1913. 



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FLOWER BOXES 



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which are appropriate, suggestive of their use, and harmonize with ' 

 the quality of flowers packed, are looked for by particular florists, 

 when purchasing their requirements in Folding Paper Boxes. 



SEFTON 



FOLDING CUT FLOWER AND 

 CORRUGATED DESIGN STYLE BOXES 



have never been found wanting. Their superior quality, printing, 



and wide variation of sizes and colors make selection a pleasure. 



Write for our Flower Box Booklet in colors. 



Samples sent on request. 



THE SEFTON MFG. CO. ""cffc;?5S. ST'^ 



FACTORIES: CHICAGO, ILL. ANDERSON, IND. 



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We Have a Good Supply of Seasonable Cut Flowera at Popular Prices. 

 THE DENVER WHOLESALE FLORISTS' COMPANY 



1433-35 California Street, DENVER, COL. 



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no loss of business results. He was 

 made chairman of the committee, of 

 which O. A. C. Oehmler and William 

 Marche are the other members, which 

 will call upon the club members and 

 endeavor to bring about early closing. 



J. L. Towner, for the Gardeners' and 

 Florists' Club of Baltimore, placed be- 

 fore the members an invitation to join 

 the Baltimoreans at Chesapeake Beach 

 August 5, the date chosen for their 

 outing. He informed those present that 

 the steamer Dreamland has been char- 

 tered to carry the contingent from 

 Baltimore to the beach. This date 

 has already been picked for the outing 

 to be given by the bowling team of the 

 club, so that a pleasant affair may be 

 looked forward to. A notification was 

 received from Edward Schmid advising 

 the club that he will tender the annual 

 Qrab feast. It will take place shortly 

 after the outing. 



No definite action was taken re- 

 garding the route to be chosen between 

 Washington and Minneapolis at the 

 time of the convention, although let- 

 ters have been received from several 

 other clubs asking that the Washing- 

 tonians join their parties. A committee 

 will canvass the membership to find out 

 who will attend the convention and 

 their preference as to routes. 



Various Notes, 



Mrs. Jack DuBois has returned from 

 a two weeks' visit with her mother in 

 New York. Mrs. DuBois is at the F 

 street store of F. H. Kramer. 



Topiary gardening is being practiced 

 to quite an extent in this city. Some 

 of the specimens of clipped trees seen 

 at the New York show were obtained 

 by George Burnap, the landscape gar- 

 dener. C. L. L. 



BIG CROP OF FANCY ROSES 



WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. WE HAVE THE STOCK YOU NEED. 



Write— T*l«araph—T«l«phon*—wa do th* rest. "Quality and Quantity" our Motto. 

 We grow roses 365 days in the year. Try us now If you want roses for June and all summer. 

 They are extra fine now. We are cutting 5000 dally and Bhip cut in the bud and guarantee you 

 satisfaction or vou may return the shipment by first axprcss on receipt of same. Carna- 

 tion* extra fin*. We furnish Rock Island Railroad Dining Cars daily. 

 ROSES, 4 vrado*. S20.00 par lOOO CARNATIONS, 3 «rad**, SIO.OO par lOOO 

 All our quotations are subject to market fluctuations, changes without notice and our con- 

 flrmation. Notice our Classified Bargain Ads for Rooted Cuttings and Pot Plant:!. 

 Richmond Per 100 Klllarnay Quaan Per 100 



Specials $10. 00 



Long 8 00 



Medium 6 00 



Short 4.00 



Whita Klllarnay 



Hpccials 6.00 



Long 4 00 



Medium 2.00 



Short 1.00 



Firsts $2.00 per 100 ) c,__,|__. J Splits and Shorts $1 .00 per 100 



Seconds 1.50perlOOJ ••■"'■"on* ,3Qrades $10.00per 1000 



ALL KINDS OF QREENS. TERMS CASH. 



W. E. TRIMBLE GREENHOUSE CO., Princeton, III. 



Specials, extra long $6.00 



Long 4.00 



Medium 2.00 



Short 1.00 



Klllarnay 



Specials 6.00 



Long 4.00 



Medium 2.00 



Short 1.00 



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NEW OELEANS. 



The Market. 



The month of June, the last month 

 of real activity in the florists' business 

 before the long dull season begins, was 



ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, LEAVES, 



Vine Plants of All Kinds 



L BADNANN & CO. 'ZSSJSl 359 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago 



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ushered in with quite a satisfactory 

 trade among the retailers and growers 

 in general. Naturally, the numerous 

 weddings provided the greater part of 

 the business. If there was any sur- 

 plus stock, the funeral work helped to 

 clean it up. The bulk of the work for 

 the girl graduates will come a little 

 later in the month, when hundreds of 

 elegant bunches, mostly made up in 

 shower effect, will be required. On ac- 

 count of the advanced season the plant 

 business is gradually diminishing, but 

 the sales, especially for bedding, have 

 exceeded those of last year. Daisies, 

 sweet peas, valley, roses and gladioli 



^ Budlong's 



E Blue Ribbon VaDey 



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make up the supply of home-grown cut 

 flowers, while fancy roses, carnations, 

 peonies and gladioli constitute the reg- 

 ular shipments from northern growers. 

 The quantity of chrysanthemums 

 planted out here this year is as large 



