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My Original SILVER PINK SNAPDRAGON is a money-maker, being a grand variety iadoors and out. Aside from a possible sport, it has never varied from the soft, silvery pink which is best in full sunshine, making it an ideal bedder. Plants like cut can be grown in three months, which, in 2^ or 3^-in. pots, will make double the money that geraniums or any other bedding plant will, from the fact that you can grow 16 plants to the square foot in 2^-in. pots and 9 plants In i>^-in. pots. Use pencil and flgUTe profit at 75c to $L.5u per dozen. It requires 9 montbb for guranlums to do half so well, and a year of good growing for carnations and many other plants to equal it. Clean up a comer anywhere and All with SILVER PINK. You can't keep it from growing. Price of seed—my own growing—$1.00 per packet of over 600 seeds; 8 packets, |2.50, delirered. Can still supply plants for MEhORIAL DAY flowering at $4.00 per 100. $35.00 per 1000,by express. Cash must accompany all orders. Raport off Judc**, Nov«lty Nlsht, Cl«v*land Florists' Club, Fob. 10. 1S13: "O. S. BamBburv, Somersworth, N. H., a vase of Sllrer Pink snapdragon, a beautiful variety and highly recommended by the committee." Soo my larsor display ad In this waok's Issuo. Q. S. RAMSBURQ, Mention The Review when you write. Somersworth, N. H- ness with a seed department and land- scape work. The best wishes of the trade go with Mr. Isselee in his new field of labor. E. B. Seals is growing good bulbous stock and has set out about 3,000 stock plants for Memorial day. He has a fine lot of cinerarias, cyclamens and Murillo tulips coming on for Easter. Nelson F. Higgins has a new Ford delivery car, which was put into serv- ice February 26. T. F. Sheehan reports that his trade is growing and that business was espe- cially good during January and February. Mark Aitken is growing some fine Harrisii lilies, which he is cutting at present. Business during January and February was good with him. The subject of early closing has been agitated by some of the leading florists. The employees are in hopes that the measure will go into effect soon. Visitors: Mr. Dykes, representing Ed. Jansen, New York city; M. Adler, New York city; Julius Dilloff, of Schloss Bros., New York city; Mr. Snyder, of the Edwards Folding Box Co., Philadelphia; Mr. Smith, of Wm. J. Boas & Co., Philadelphia. The street venders, the department stores and the markets all had a big sale of daffodils on Saturday, March 1, as the growers had an oversupply of them. They sold well, too. Violets, also, were sold cheaply. E. C. A. Vegetable Forcing. BLOSSOM-END BOT. Can you tell me what my outdoor tomatoes suffered from last season? A small black spot started at the eye and spread all over the fruit. It was a kind of black rot. I have been told that it is caused by the decaying wood in the soil. Can you say whether this is correct, and what remedy would you advise? W. D. The trouble you have had on your tomatoes is commonly called blossom- end rot. Little is known of the cause of this trouble, which affects plants both under glass and outdoors. It is worse outdoors during a spell of damp weather. It seems to be superinduced indoors by a too close and stuffy at- mosphere and an overabundance of moisture, both at the root and in the atmosphere. Perfect cleanliness is neces- sary, including whitewashing of the walls, keeping floors and spaces below benches clear of rubbish and removal of dead or decaying foliage. Avoid using the same soil again for French and Palmetto ASPARAGUS ROOTS We oflFer for immediate sale 260,000 Asparagus Roots, boxed for shipment, f. 0. b. cars here, at $2.00 per lUOO. Send your order today Crinc Packing & Seed Co. MORQANVILLB, N. J. Mwntlon The Review when yog write. WE HAVE 1,000,000 Grand Rapids Tennis Ball Lettuce Cold frame plants, at $1.00 per 1000; 5000 lots, for 90c; 10,000 lots, for 80c. We srrow a general line of vegetable plants for the trade only. Send for catalogue, now ready. Franklin Plant Farm, Inc. Frank Brunton. Qen'l Manager R. F. D. No. 2 NORFOLK. VA. Mention The Review when you write. Watch for our Trade Mark Stamped on every brick of Lambert's Pur Cahnre Nushroom Spawn Snbstltation of cheaper Krades ie thns easily exposed. Fresh sample biick. ^^^">s^^ with Illustrated book, mailed postpaid ^p C*^ ^y manufacturers upon receipt of 40 ^^*Z,,0^^*^ cents in postage. Address Trade Mark. AncncM Spawn Co., SL Paul, Minn. Mention Thp Review wben yon write. tomatoes when your fruit has been badly affected. Do not save and sow your own seed, but secure it from a dis- tance, where climatic conditions are not congenial to the disease in question. Pick off and destroy spotted fruit as fast as it appears. Keep a dry atmos- phere and a night temperature of 60 to 65 degrees. Ventilate on all possible oc- casions, always avoiding draughts. In winter keep the plaots a little on the dry side for best results. Perfect clean- liness will do much toward getting rid of this disease. C. W. Omaha, Neb.—Jules Serleth, who for the last three years has been in the flo- rists' trade at 2450 St. Mary's avenue, expects to build an addition during the coming summer. Sound Bulbs FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "Worth WhUe" Qualitr LILY BULBS rroffl Ice Storage As ffood as the best L. Gitranteum. 7 to 9 in Per 100 $ 7.50 9.00 6.00 9.00 9.00 12.50 6.00 10.00 1000 $70.00 L. Oisranteum. 9 to 10In.. L. Spf ciosum Rubrum, 8 to 9 in.. L. Speciosum Rubrum. 9 to 11 in L. Speciosum Album, 7 to 9 in... L. Speciosum Album, 9 to 11 in.. L. Auratuni. 8 to 9 in L. Auratum. 9 to 11 in Immediate or later shipment. Order now and we will hold them for you if desired. Our "Monay-Makar" Price List of Spring Bulbs. Bay Trees, Boxwood, etc.. is being mailed to our customers. If you are not on our mailing list, a postal card will start it moving. Winterson's Seed Store 166 N. Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, OL MfPtlon TTi* lUv1»w wh^B yon writs. GLADIOLI America Planting Stocic ■trons plump bulbs of bait quality Write your needs and let us quote low prices. A. H. AUSTIN CO., Wayland, Ohio Mention The Rerlew when you write. We are Booking Orders For Head Lettuce Write us ABBINGDON FLORAL CO. Huntsvllla, Alabama Mention The Review when vou wnte Evansville, Ind.—Karl Zeidler, of the Zeidler Floral Co., has been appointed by the mayor as trustee of Locust Hill cemetery, to succeed Trustee Schrader, who recently died. Oneonta, N. Y.—Burton Ackley, pro- prietor of the Elm Street Greenhouses^ has ordered materials for the erection of another house, 30x100. The work of construction, however, will probably not begin until the early spring trade is over.

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Title: Florists' review [microform]

Identifier: 5205536_34_2

Year: 1912 (1910s)

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Subjects: Floriculture

Publisher: Chicago : Florists' Pub. Co

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U«*l.il. .•'■^'J-i'Wfc''*^!'; 34 ■"^r ^r^ The Florists^ Review OCTOBBB 22, 1914. FANCY FERNS Flntfit stock In th« country We can ioppIt 7oa with food itock the rear aroond. S1.50 par 1000 $1.50 per 1000 ^.'■'iirAm^^-' Plaoe yoHT Btandlnc orders with vm. Fall snpply at all tlmea. No shortage!. Lpported treen and bronse Magnolia Baskets |1>^: 6 baskets, each, fl.25 Qalax Leaveii, creen andl>ronie per 1000. fl.25; case of 10,000, 7.&0 -QreenLeaoothOe Sprays, extra fine..... perlOO. tl-OO; perlOOO, 7.60 Boxwood per lb., 20c: per case. 60 lbs., 7.60 Sphacnmn Moss per bale, 1.60 •RIBN SHKKT MOSS. v*ry fin* for Bask«t Worii. Trinarfnc Ptm, ote. P*r bac. Sa.OO. FULL SUPPLY CUT FLOWERS AT ALL TIMKS T FDCIDGAN CUTFLOWER EXCHANGE, 264-266 Rudiiph St., DetnHtNich. MeBtkm Ji« Hertow whwi yoo wrlf. windows is attractively arranged with cattleyas, specimen yellow chrysanthe- mums and a background of palms and ferns. Work is well advanced on the new Tremont street store, to be occupied early in November by the Houghton- Gorney Co. Welch Bros. Co. is receiving large ship- ments from their numerous growers these days and succeed in moving most of them. Their motto continues to be "Talk Business, not War," and it is a good one. Norris F. Comley is starting to cut from a fine house of sweet peas, all of the Spencer type. Elijah Cartwright, of Wellesley, cuts some figure in the green goods branch this season. He has all his houses planted with Asparagus Sprengeri. J. A. Budlong. & Son Co., of Auburn, K. L, in addition to an average of 10,000 roses daily, has now some extra fine chrysanthemums. The nominating committee of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society has posted the following list of nominees for the year 1915, to be voted for at the annual meeting, November 15: President, J. K. M. L. Farquhar; vice-president, R. M. Saltonstall; trustees for three years, C. S. Sargent, F. L. Ames, Thomas Ro- land and Thomas Allen; nominating com- mittee, J. L. Smith, R. Hittinger, George Page, David R. Craig and Henry M. Howard; delegate to state board of agri- culture, E. B. Wilder. Thomas Roland, at his Revere plant, is getting heavy cuts of Double White Killarney, Double Pink Killarney, Ward and Richmond roses. He also has cypripediums in quantity. W. N. C. FORT WAYNE, IND. The Market. 0tauig Ike first part of October busi- MM ham improved considerably, but it is aot M «ood as we had hoped. The eoriinB^ Indian summer weather, with \mk C>re alight frosts, probably has a great dMl 4^ do with the condition of tk« M^lf^ Vw so-many outdoor flowers MS \»titt% |IM4 *^ social functions, etc. Th« 4Mnioi ki in all its glory, as well as Iha muigiti^ dithUa and a vviety of ' >r ldiMlifi4r«rtoclF. ■ Tbe glf4i9U DECORKTIVE EVERGREENS ^ Green Qalax 45c per 1000, or tS.QP per case of 10000 Fancy Ferns 60c per 1000, or 2.75 per case of 6000 DdfiTKer Ferns 60c per 1000; or 2.76 per case of 8000 Long: Green Leucothoe , $1.8) Per llOO Short Green Leucothoe. .... .76 per lOtiO Rhododendron, Kalmla and Spruce Sprays quot<Qd on application. Goo^ gruaranteed to be A-1 In every particular, paclced and shipped to suit pw- chaeer. Your credit Is good for a trial order.

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TAR-HEEL EVERGREEN CO., ELK PARK. N. C. Mantlop Thp Review when you wrltp. HoDy - Laurel - Boxwood - Hoss Write for prices—they will attract you. W. Z. PURNELL Mention The Reylew when 70a write. SNOW HILL, MD. NEW CROP GALAX, FERNS, LEUCOTHOE Green Galax 50c per 1000; case lots of 10,000, each, $4.00 Dagger and Fancy Ferns 80c per 1000; case lots of 6,000, each, 3.50 Green Leucothoe Long, $2.00; Medium, $1.50; Short, $1.00 per 1000 For Parcel Post shipments, add for each 1000: Galax, 25c; Ferns, 50c; Leucothoe, $1.00. Terms cash. Best references. Banners Elk, N. C. ELK GALAX A FERN CO., The Noith Carolina Evergreen Company, ^^''lEsS^my^' ^ GALAX EERNS LEUCOliiOE Write for Price List. Mention The R«ylew when yon write. WILD SMILAX Ne\7 Crop Ready for Bliipinent. $2.00 per Case; Ball Case, $1.26 All orders given prompt attention. c. c. NEWTON MINTBR, ALA. & CO. and asters nn |Hrer fqr the Beason. The iadoor sU^cJt ll of line quality. Bergr» en land In the MMiUon Tbs R«vlew irhacaDn wrlta. Holly, Xmas Holly I have the heaviest berried Holly I ever saw. The branches are bending with them, and my 20 years' experience iii- sures you the right pack. Now booki. g orders at the same old price. Correspondence invited. H. AUSTIN, Felton, Del Mention The Review when yon write. _ SOUTHERNWILDSMILAX Now ready for shipment, $2.00 per 60-1'. case; half case, $1.25. Any quantity Prompt shipment. Wire or write. I.L.TIiem^nJiCo./"*Jir M«Sttal».rq|f^B«rtow t. !•■ Wrt^Sr'-'*

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Title: The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade

Identifier: americanfloristw50amer

Year: 1885 (1880s)

Authors: American Florists Company

Subjects: Floriculture; Florists

Publisher: Chicago : American Florist Company

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1140 The American Florist. Dec. 12, Established 1765 FOR ••F»OTr i-UOi«»» USE Incorporated 1904 HEWS STANDARD POTS POT MAKERS FOR A CENTURY AND A HALF. AND RED EARTHENWARE SPECIALTIES. A. H. HEWS & Co., Inc., Cambridge, Mass. WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS. WAREHOUSES: Cambridge, Mass. Long Island City.N.T. 1000 Ready Packed Crates Standard Flower Pots and Bulb Pans 456 4H-in., crate, $5.24 320 5 '■ 4.51 210 5>4 ■' 3.78 144 6 •■ 3.16 120 7 " 4.20 60 8 " 3.00 Cao be ibipped at an hour'a Dotice. Price per crate: „, „ 2000 IH In., crate, $6.00 1500 2 •■ 4.88 1500 2Vi ■• 5.25 1500 2H ■• 6.00 10003 •; 5.00 HILFIH6ER BROS. POTTERY, Tw^tork? Andnst Rolker a Sons, 51 Barclay St., New York City Agents. Oar SpecialtT: Long Distance and Export trade. The Best Paper Pot For Shipping Purposes. Sizes from 2 m. to 6 in. Ask your dealer for them. Samples free. E. Allan Peirce, 402 Oaks St., WALTHAM. MASS. SYRACUSE RED POTS Prompt Service Reliable Goods. Special discounts on large orders. SYRACUSE POTTERY, C. Breitschwenh, Prop. Successor to Syracuse Pottery Co.. SYRACUSE, - N. y. Those Red Pots "STANDARDS" Full size and wide bottoms, BULB PANS and AZALEA POTS DETROrr FLOWER POT MT'Y HARRY BALSLEY, Detroit. MIch. Rep. 490 Howard St. Uvntion th,e A-merlcan Florist when wrlUng

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RED POTS STANDARD AZALEAS PANS HARLEY POTTERY CO., NASHVILLE, TENN. Wagner Plant Boxei I ire the best and cbeapeit io the I market for palms, boxwood.bay I trees, etc. They are attractive io I desiffD, strcne and durable suit- I able for either iadoor or outdoor use. Made of cypress wbicb srives them a laatiDg quality. We mauufacture Tarioui siylei sod sizes. Write (or prices. Wailncr Fark Concervatortcft. Sidney. Ohio Mention the American Flori9t when toriting

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Title: The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade

Identifier: americanfloristw50amer

Year: 1885 (1880s)

Authors: American Florists Company

Subjects: Floriculture; Florists

Publisher: Chicago : American Florist Company

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RED POTS STANDARD AZALEAS PANS HARLEY POTTERY CO., NASHVILLE, TENN. Wagner Plant Boxei I ire the best and cbeapeit io the I market for palms, boxwood.bay I trees, etc. They are attractive io I desiffD, strcne and durable suit- I able for either iadoor or outdoor use. Made of cypress wbicb srives them a laatiDg quality. We mauufacture Tarioui siylei sod sizes. Write (or prices. Wailncr Fark Concervatortcft. Sidney. Ohio Mention the American Flori9t when toriting

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iSSi RED POTS that you will be proud to have on your benches is the kind we have to offer. We use nothing but the best material and skilled labor and offer you a first class pot at a popular price. All goods are carefully selected and packed, thus insuring full count upon opening your crates; isn't that worth considering? We also have a full line of Azalea PotS, Han^inft Baskets and other goods used by Florists—ask for catalogue. We also make the famous "Moss AztCC" Ware. The Peters & Reed Pottery Co, Gen'l Office and Works SO. ZANESVUJ.E, O. New York Office, 25 W, Chicago Office and Sample Room 180 NO. DEARBORN ST. BROADWAY. Flower and Vegetable Waterproof Vaughan's Seed Store, Agents, waterproof. CHICAGO and NEW YORK. Don't Break, ,, .u j »u . a u ■ Cost Little. Miippers may use ttiem and save ttieir customers many dollars in express charges.

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