RM2AN83BT–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . HOT WATER AND STEAM Round--Side Peed--End Feed Sixty Sizes. All Capacities Gnaranteed Ratings EconomyEase of Management Send forCatalogueand Prices Established 1837. Richardson & Boynton Co. MANUFACTURERS, 31 West 31st St., NEW YORK 66 East Lake St., 51 Portland St, CHICAGO. BOSTON. 1107 Arch St., PHILADELPHIA.. M»«^ FLORISTS ^pp^^p Refrigerators! DOES your rapidly increasingbusiness require an attrac-tive ioe box? If so write us, weare manuficturers and can quoteyou on Ice-Boxes of every des-cription. Buchbinder Bros. Long Distance Phone
RM2AGEE1A–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. BRANCH LAUREL, per bunch $ .50 BOXWOOD, per pound 20 LEUCOTHOE SPRAYS, per hundred 100 GREEN and SPHAGNUM MOSS, per barrel 1.00 LVRAXA, which makes a hne substitute for decorations for June. Also headquarters lor all Florists Supplies,such as Milkweeds, Wire Designs, Cut Wire,all kinds of Letters. Immortelles, CycasLeaves, sheaves of Wheat, Ribbons, Corru-gated Boxes of all kinds, etc. HENRY M. ROBINSON & CO., L.D.Phone 7618 Main. 8 toll Province SI., Boston, Mass. Extra FineNew Crop FANCY FERNS SI.00 per 1000 Discount on largeorders. GA
RM2AGBGBC–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. s Seed Store...864Stoothoff H A & Co.875Storrs & Harrison CoS67 StyerJ J 864 Syracuse Pottery Co.874Taylor FG Seed Co. IITeilmann Gunnar.. .869Texas Seed & FloCo865Thompson J D Car-nation Co I Thorburn J M& Co. IITotty ChasH ...855 861Traendley& Schenck861VanHoutte PereSonsS71Vaughan & Sperry...85iVaughans Seed Store I II 854 871 Vick& Hill Co 867 Vicks Sons Jas II Vincent RJr&Son..872 Virgin U J 862 Walker John 870 Wapler Nicholas 875 Ware Thos S 867 WeberFC 862 Weber H& Sons....872 Weeber & Don II Weiland &Risch....856 Welch Bros 859 W
RM2AJ3M0D–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ngupon its quality and was not an en-dorsement of it as a thing of value, butwas simply the registering of its name^so that the grower of the product mighthave exclusive use of that name. Alex. Wallace made the point that,under the by-laws, registration did notgo further than merely to give a de-scription of a new plant. Mr. Colesregarded the proposition for a generalcommittee to supervise all plants as toobroad and impracticable. After furtherdiscussion by Messrs. Watson. Read.Hagenburger, Dillon and Wintzer, amotion by Mr. Vaughan, crea
RM2AM8HAJ–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . snow at once,weather-proof. Its I recommendedthe L, & B. Iron Framehouse to other grow-ers around Fitchburg,two of whom havesince built the samekind of house. Thisshould be convincingproof that I think thehouse is good. ^^.^ic^.^^M^y^ Fitchburg, Mass. Lord & Burnham Company. SAUES OFFICES: New YorkSt. James Building BostonTremont Building Philadelphia Franklin Bank Building Chicago Rookery Building FACTORIES: Irvington, N. Y. Des Plaines, ni. Budding Knife Free. See Third Special Cover.. Rmerica is the Prau/ of the UessbI; there may be mn
RM2AMYN0T–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . icago; Mrs. L.J. Stuppy and Sons,, St. Joseph, Mo.;TVEiss H. B. Witted, Minneapolis. Minn.;•J. G. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, Minneap- olis, Minn.; John, Adolph and AugustPoehlmann, Chicago: 10. B. Washburn,and Mrs. Washinirn, Chicago; C. Ij.Washburn, Chicago; and John and Mrs.Bath. J. J. and Mrs. Hess, Mr. andMrs. Swoboda, George and Mrs. Suiis.L. M. and Mrs. Kovatzas, and MissRiba McNamara of Omaha The in-terment was at Walnut Hill cemetery,where services were licld under theauspices of the Masonic order. TKIBUTE OF f. I.. WASIIBUBN. The un
RM2AJ4M1A–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . etrade and his absence at social andbusiness gatherings will be greatly feltbv his associates for a considerable time. He had little or none of the oldschool training in horticulture to aidhim in his endeavors and it is thereforeall the more to his lasting credit thathe made such a pronounced success oithose specialties which he took in hand.Mr. Hartshorne was born in Shrop-shire, England. He came to Americain 1888, locating at Boston, but goingshortly to Exeter, N. H., to becomegardener to the late Chas. Burley. In1892 Mr. Hartshorne loc
RM2AN7AWP–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . enissued to the Solari Archie Co. to doa general florist business, with a cap-ital stock of $10,000. Frederick C.Solari, Marciano Matkavazzo andMoses Leibman are the incorporators. Columbus, O.—The salvia has beenselected as the Columbus centennialflower. T. J. Ludwig of the LivingstonSeed Co., addressed the Flower andGarden Club as to culture and plant-ing of salvia to bring about the besteffect. New Bedfokd, Mass.-—At a meetingof the New Bedford Horticultural So-ciety held March 4, John P. Rooneyread a very interesting paper on rosecult
RM2AJ446G–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . •flfiP* BRANCH LAUREL, per bunch $ .50 BOXWOOD, per pound 20 LEUCOTHOE SPRAYS, per hundred 100 GREEN and SPHAGNUM MOSS, per barrel 1.00 I.VRATA, which makes a fine substitute lor decorations for June. Also headquarters (or all Florists Supplies,such as Milkweeds, Wire Designs, Cut Wire,all kinds of Letters. Immortelles, CycasLeaves, sheaves of Wheat, Ribbons, Corru-gated Boxes of all kinds etc. HENRY IW. ROBINSON & CO., L.D. Phone7618 Main. 8 toll Province St., Boston, Mass.. FAMCY DAGGER Also Wholesale Denier In L. B. BRAQUE HINSDSLE, N^
RM2AG8WEJ–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. elia anceps is now instock. It is said that better bulbs of the vari-ous narcissi are now grown in Virginiathan can be imported. One large firm isso thoroughly convinred with the resultsobtained that over 50 acres are now un-der cultivation with the hope that theywill soon be able to control or rathersupply the home market. The finance committee appointed totake up the matter of providing fundsfor the entertainment of the coming con-vention met last Tuesday and went overthe work in a general way. From theconsensus of opinion of those pre
RM2AJAA85–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . evaporation; is folded and punched, eady for use; is of a special size, furnishing the best distribution of vapor; is of uniform quality. PRICES: 24 sheets, 75c. 144 sheets, $3.50. 288 sheets, $6.50. 1728 sheets, $35.10. FOR SALE BY SEEDStVEN ManufacturedBy . . The Kentucky Tobacco Product Co. LouisvilleKy. Mpntion tho FlyorlsTs Ev^hange w-en wrltlo^ar.. The Whilldin Pottery Go. STANDARD FLOWER POTS Dor ontpat ot Flower Pots Is 2rztr tban any concern In tbe WorldOar Stock is
RM2AJ43C6–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . OLDE BROS.CO FLORISTS 1214 F STNWWASHINGTON DC WASfllNQTON, D. C. Gudes. I CHICAGO. IP.J.HAISWIRTH j Sudltorlum Annex, .— CHICAGO. MftU, telegi^pn or telepnone orders filledP-omptlv <D best style. PUase mention the A merican Florist when •writingBUFFALO. DENVER. fLORAL DESIGNS AND flOWERS. Best Quality on Shortest Notice. DANIELS & FISHER, cTS Order by mail tnlnnhr.ne.telcKraph or cable.Cable addr.ss: Daniel» Denver. ORDERS FOR DILITH AND VICINITY will be carefully looked after by W. W. SEEKINS 109 W. Superior St., DULUTH, MINN.. Buffa
RM2AM25DM–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . KROESCHELL BOILERS ARE BETTER THAN CAST IRON BOILERS WHICH DO YOU WANT? CAST IRON BOILERS-FOOL ECONOMY (false ratings, fael waste, danger of breakdowns, dealers profits), ORKROESCHELL BOILERS-FUEL ECONOMY (honest ratings,safety, quick heat, no boiler pits, no dealers profits). The KROESHELLBOILER has theHighest Standard ofHEATING VALUES. Immense Self-CleaningHeating Surface. LongestFire Travel — PerfectCobustion—Free Circulation—ThinWaterways—Guaranteed WorkingCapacities — Safety — Durability—Efficiency and Economy. Send for Catalogue REA
RM2AJ4ER8–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . e the most satisfactory. Hen-ry Irving leads the season, followedclosely by the others mentioned. Of thesmaller flovered forms, all of thePoeticus varieties are desirable, andbring good prices, and are much thelatest to be in bloom. Mr. Arendt said that the average pricefor the seasons cutting was 20 centsto 25 cents per 100, but that he had soldvery choice bunches of long stems atEaster time, on the Chicago market, for75 cents per 100 wholesale. Tamaroa is going to lose a valuablecitizen soon, for Mr. Arendt has soldhis interest in the
RM2AM24H8–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . USE IT NOW. F.O. PIERCE CO. 12 W. BROADWAY NEW YORK Mastica is elastic and tenacious, admits of expan-sion and contraction. Putty becomes hard andbrittle. Broken glass easily removed withoutbreaking of other glass, as occurs with hard puttyLasts longer than putty. Easy to apply.. Describe aFirst-ClassGreenhouseBoiler. Fuel capacityfor the longestwinter. Srapleenoughto be fool proofand conserva-tivply rated.That is the InrtRn/moti/iL EmoressBoiler to a dot. If you haventone already,write us now. w - ^^ wiiit; us now. iriTERn/rrion/iLHE4rER
RM2AM6H27–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Fall ForcingBulbs Roman Hyacinths,Narcissus P.W. Grandiflora,Lilium Harrisii,Japanese Lilies,Forcing Valley, Callas, Freesias andpicked bulbs of all Dutch Hyacinths, Tulips and Spirea. N. B.—We are advised that the crop isnone too good; some bulbs are diseased.Buy now. We have a supply from reli-able growers. Write US..
RM2AMXY1D–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . that of last Easter, says theArchias Floral Co. The stock of bothplants and flowers was in fine condi-tion and the supply was adequate toflu the demand, but the prices werenot quite so good as last year, theviolets were a little short of the de-demand seeming to be for cheapplants. Bulbous stock in pans, lilies,pot roses and small azaleas sold well,but large azaleas were slow. All cutflowers sold well at fair prices. Oakxaito, Calif. — The trade atEaster was 25 per cent larger thanlast year, writes Clarke Bros. Priceswere about the same a
RM2AJ40KP–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . $2.00 Postpaid to anyaddress. -£»$=$ SS^«e- HE AMERICAN FLORIST COMPANYS T DIRECTORY saves many times itsprice to every one who cataloguesor circularizes the trade. Fullyrevised to date of publication, itputs the mail only to live names,avoiding waste of postage andprinted matter, time and labor. Contains 476 pages, lists of Florists,Seedsmen and Nurserymen of the UnitedStates and Canada by states and towns,also alphabetically; firms that issue cata-logues, foreign merchants, horticulturalsocieties and much other up-to-date infor-mation w
RM2AGE4BD–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. rance, and anybody seeing the plantsmust undoubtedly fall in love with tbem at sight.Plants, 6 to 7-in. pots, 3,4 and 5 perfect tiers, 3to 4 years old 20 to 3U in. high, from 20 to 30 in.across. $1.25, $1,50. $1.75 $2.00 to $2.50 each. KENTIA FORSTERIANA, 7-in. pots, made-upplants, 1 large in center 3 smaller sizes. 22 to 25in. high around, gives them a good appearance.82.00 each: 6-in pots, single plants. 35 to 40 in.high. 5 to 6 good leaves 4 years old. $1,25 to $1.50each: 6-in. pots. 30 to 35 in. high. 4 years old. 5good leaves $1.00;
RM2AJ525J–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . N. TONAWA.NDA. N.T..
RM2AG8ETD–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. roots—not growers—inthe ordinary sense of the term. Thesupply of clumps and crowns came fromthe continent. Mr. Jannoch was the firstto show us how easy it is to cultivatethe plant under suitable conditions inthis country, and since that time othershave followed in his footsteps; butowing chiefly to the dearness of labor,special cultivation of the plant has not•made much progress, with the resultthat the continental cultivators furnishthe major portion of crowns and clumpsforced at the present day. The two methods—retarding in afreezing c
RM2AGE0K9–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Garden, Orchard and Greenhouse. Non-poisonous and harmless to vegetation. Kills Green Fly, Aphides, Bark Lice, Thrip, Mealy Bud. Red Spider. Scale, Wire Worms, Ants and Slnifs. This is the Growers Friend, handy to use. cheap and efiective, mixes readily in water. Destroys all insect pests and keeps down filth. Circulars on application. $1.50 per gallon. Also in quarts, half gallons and in bulk, PERFECTION CHEMICAL COFLUSHINQ, N. Y, J Please mention the A merican Fiorist when wriiin^,GET OUR PRICES ON Galvanized Wire Rose Stakes and Tying
RM2AJ3MEM–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . mmittee was to ask for atariff reduction on a staple article likeglass, or merely to try to remedy arbi-trary rulings and penalties. The discussion took a wide range.E. G. Hill denounced the Dingley tariffrates on glass and other florists ma-terials as iniquitous, that on glass hav-ing been doubled without reason. Heurged that congress be memorializedfor relief. Col. W. W. Castle, of Boston, sug-gested that the effective way of applyinga remedy for onerous tariff conditionswas not by petitions to congress thatare generally pigeon-holed, b
RM2AJB8B8–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . A STEADILY INCREASING DEMAND PROOF OF MERIT Our grades and quotations will explain to you the continu-ous growth of our business. Write for Estimjte and Sketches. La. Cypress and Wasliington Red Cedar Green-liouse Material and Hotbed Sasli Selling Agents for Wittbold Sprinkler System A. DIETSCH CO. Mention The Florists* Exchange when wilting. 615=621 Sheffield Ave.Chicago CYPRESS Greenhouse Material GREENHOUSE GLASSBOILERS PIPEFiniNGS We Furnish Everything For Greenhouse Buildi
RM2AGBHD5–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. 2 and 2H in Rose Pots. «3.50 per luOO.These pots are carefully made, very strongand porous. Liberal count is given,thereby protecting our patrons againstpo-sible breakage. Above prices Subjectto 10 percent, discount for cash. A. F.KOHR.N^.^eVv^rsf, Chicago. Those Red Pots OARDS FULL SIZE AND WIDE BOTTOMS,BULB PANS AND AZALEA POTS. DETROIT FLOWER POT MFY.BARRY BALSLEY, DETROIT, MICH. Ret>. 490 Howard St. IF YOU CANT MAKE A PROFIT ON AN ADVERTISEIVIENT HERE K s the fault of your business methods- igo6. The American Florist. 875 Tobacco
RM2AN9D6R–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . directlyconnected with horticultural pursuits.Geo. W. Smith, Secy. OBITUARY. The Late Joseph Helnl. In till diath of .liis.-ph Heinl froman attack of .i iiaralytic tyi)e, March11, as announiid in our issue of lastweek, the tia<le has lost one who hasbeen always in the front ranic in anymovement to assist the business, andJacksonville, 111., has lost a citizenprominent in its business and sociallife. Joseph Heinl was born January 1.!,18;!.S, near Eger on the border line be-tween Bavaria and Austria and was atthe time of his death 7-t ye
RM2AJ105P–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Tiie Busiest House *^ In Cliicago. ««*. J. B. DEAMUD, President. W. P. KYLE, Vice-President, THE BLSY SEaSON IS NOW AT HAND. We are prepared to supply your wants.We are prepared to sell your flowers.We want your business.We handle the BEST GRADE OF Wild Smilax, Fancy Ferns, Galax, Roses, Carnations,Violets, Valley and all Staple and Special Stock. J. B. DEAMUO, President.W. P. KYLE, Vice-President.ALEXANDER NEWETT, Manager. J. B. DEANUD CO. 51 and 53 Wabash gve., CHICAGO. 464 The American Florist. Sept. 29, Cleveland. THE MARKET. Trade th
RM2AGE2T3–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. CLIPPER LAWN MOWLR The Mower that will kill all theWeeds in your Lawn. If you keep the weedscut so they do not go toseed and cut your grasswithout breaking thesmall feeders of roots,the grass will becomethick and the weedswill disappear.. The Clipper will do It. Ask your dealer for them. If they have not got them, below is theprice; No. 1—12inch Mower $5: No, 2—15-inchMower. f6; No. 3—18-inch Mower. J7: No. 4—21-in.Mower. $8. Send draft, money-order or reg. letter.
RM2AM86H0–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . 7 00 18 In. 84 In 7 00 12 In. 30 In 7 60 Pyramid Shaped. Diameter at Base Each 6 ft. high, 24 In $ 8 00 6 ft. high, 26 In 10 00 Pair$13 0014 0016 0018 0022 0028 00 PairS13 00 13 00 14 00 Pair $16 00 18 00 Ampelopsis Veitchii. (Japan or Boston Ivy.) Each Doz. 1002-year-ola plants...$0 IS $1 75 $12 003-7ear-old plants... 20 2 00 16 00 BOX TREES Prices includi* yruun tubs.10 per cent discount it wanted out of tulis. Standard or Tree Shaped. Each18-26 In. stem, 13 in. crown.$3 0018-26 In. stem, 24 In. crown. 4 60 Pyramid Shaped Bach ft. high
RM2AGDNH9–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. ttwas absent and John N. May and A.Herrington, who were in the city, werecalled upon to participate. The sessionwas devoted largely to the completion ofthe committee and the appointment ofthose sub-committees whose work shouldcommence fully two years in advance ofthe event. In the selection of suitablemen it was aimed to make the generalcommittee thoroughly representativegeographically and in the way of cov-ering every important department ofhorticulture. THE ladies AUXILLIARY. Under date of November 4. we arerequested to publish the fol
RM2AKYNBW–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . KROESCHELL BOILERS ARE BETTER THAN CAST IRON BOILERS WHICH DO YOU WANT? OAST IRON BOILERS-FOOL ECONOMY (false ratings, fuelwaste, danger of breakdowns, dealers profits), OR KROESCHELL BOILERS-FUEL ECONOMY (honest ratings,safety, quick heat, no boiler pits, no dealers profits). The KROESHELLBOILER has theHighest Standard ofHEATING VALUES. Immense Self-Cleaning-Heating Surface. LongestFire Travel — PerfectCobustion—Free Circulation—ThinWaterways—Guaranteed WorkingCapacities — Safety — Durability-Efficiency and Economy. Send for Catalogue RE
RM2AN267R–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . IMPROVED VAPORIZING PANS Vor Tobacco Extracts, etc. Send tor Circnlars. DILLER, CASKEY & KEEN. S. W. Corner Stetb and Berk Streets. PHILADEiraiA, VENTILATim APPARATUS Tobacco Stems Strictlrclean and strong.from higherade CigarTobacco only. Freshly stripped and baled dailyat factory in 300 lbs. bales. Large or small orderspromptly shipped. Write or phone if you wantA No, 1 Tobacco Stems. H. MUNSON, lel. North 572, 1405 Wclls St., CHICAGO. Plower Colors Use our COLOR CHART in describing tbem. PUCE. Sl.OO POSTPAID. Xmerlcan Plorist Co.» 440
RM2AM4M8F–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . withother amountsin likepropor-tion. AFTER DECORATION DAY you have empty houses. Will it pay you to keepthem empty? Consider and think what will payyou best. I will help you and tell you there isnothiny more profitable than a few benches ofAsters. In August you can cut them already, andwhat then? It gives you ample time to fill yourbenches again for Fall and Christmas trade withFerns, Begonias. Primulas, Cyclamen, Poinsettias.etc. We are well prepared with the best varietiesof Asters in 2H-in. pots and quote you Cre^OAsters in white, rose
RM2AJD76K–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . per collection ot 8 colors.Petunia, Dreers superb double fringed. The finest In the world, 76c per 600 seeds; $1.61) per liOO seeds.Petunia, Dreers superb single fringed. 6Cc per tr. pkt.; $1.26 per 1-16 oz; $2.00 per Si oz.Petunia, Howai ds Star fine for baskets and vases 60c per tr. pkt Tr. pkt. oz Pyrethrum.Aureum (Qoldon Feather) $0.1o $0.26 Salvia Splendens (BcarlrtSage) 26 l.oO Ball ot Fire per pkt., 14o -Bonflre 0 2.26 • . *Burning Bush 30 1.6o Tr. pkt. oz l-4Lb Lb gmila
RM2AJ7FWK–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . mmense fishpond, about 60x20 feet, in which heintends to raise gold fish. Mr. Knochalso grows thousands of water hya-cinths. He retails nearly everything;but in holly and ground moss he sayshe thinks he is somewhat of a whole-saler, inasmuch as he handled 12,000holly wreaths and 50,000 yards ofground pine. Mr. Knoch handles alsoiron benches and chairs. Just around the corner are thehouses of the Woodmere Floral Com-pany, recently established and man-aged by Charles Warneke, Jr.
RM2AJ6BBB–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . GREENHOUSE MATBtlAL FREE FROM SAP AND MILLED TO FIT SNUG ISWHAT WE MANUFACTURE AT OUR OWNMILLS. WE FURNISH EVERYTHING TO COMPLETE YOUR HOUSES INCLUDING CLASS, BOIL-ERS AND PIPE. CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION. GET OUR PRICES. S. JACOBS ^ SONS, GREENHOUSE CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL. 0 G. HERE YOU CAN SEEFOR YOURSELF Q G a QGGG 8 Lord & Burnnam 60. Greenhouse Desigtiers and Manufacturers. 1133 Broadway, corner 26th St., new york. BOSTON BRANCH. 819 Tremont Bulldlnd. the just how we use the
RM2AGDX1W–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. AT THE CHICAGO SHOW.Wietor Bros* vase of Mrs. .T. E Dunne chrysanthemums 724 The American Florist. Nov. lo,. NATHAN SMITH & SONS NEW CHRYSANTHEMUM ONGAWA. Awarded certificate by the Cincinnati committee. Benthey-Coatsworth Co., with Killar-ney; second, Poehlman Bros., withPerles des Jardins; third, Peter Rein-berg, with the same variety. Best 12 blooms of a new rose; neverexhibited in this country previous tothis season; a silver cup valued at $25 ;second. $15; third, $10.—First, Poi;hl-mann Bros, with their new sport fromMadame A. Chate
RM2AN70YG–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . SEND FOR C/VTAIOGUE. Get prices of me before placing your order. 131 E. 3rd Ave., CINCINNATI, OHIO. Mention the American Florist when writing If Your Stock of Cut Ferns is exhausted order from G.J.Walker, savoy centre, m4ss. Dealer FANCY and Varncin DAGGER JJ Cilia mention tudAtnerican Florist when writing ^^^«^^S> SMilAJT.. Siention the American Florist wheti writing Vfe Are Now Making Shipments of Southern Wild Smilax Caldwell the Woodsman Go. Iverjttalnd In Sonthern Erertfreens. BVBRQREEN, ALA. ? Mention the American Florist when wr
RM2AJ3802–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Nephrolepis Scottii. Small plants from the benches, $5-00 per100; $50.00 per 1000. Plants large enouehfor 6-inch pots, $25.00 per 100. Plantslarge enough to go in 7 and 8-inch pots,$50.00 per lOO. Asparagus Plumosus Nanus, 2^-inch, fine plants, $3.00 per 100. JOHN SCOTT, Rutland Road and DDnniri VU U VEast 45th Street, DnUUKLlllf II li Telephone 2890 Bedford. Please mention the American Florist when writing, SMI LAX 2in.,stron(;.Sl,50perl00;$12 5( per 1000. MUMS.—The very bestnamed vars.. 2-in.. S2.00per 100: $18 00 per 1000. ROSES, Bride
RM2AGEJP4–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. The Clipper will do It. Ask yoor dealer forthem. If they have not got them, below is theprice: No 1—12-inch Mower $5: No. 2—15-inchMower. 16: No. 3—18-inch Mower.$7; No. 4—21-iD.Mower. $8. Send draft, money-order or reg. letter.. THE BEST Bug Killer and Bloom Saver. For PROOF Write to P. R. PALETHORPECOMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KY. im 6E0. KELLER & SON, MANUFA0TUIIER8 OF FLOWER POTS. Before boylng write for prioei. 381-363 Herndon Street,near Wrlghtwood Ave., GMIOACO, ILL. Those Red Pots • STANDARDS FULL SIZE AND WIDE BOTTOMS,BULB PANS AND AZAL
RM2AN1682–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . 0 Lady Hillingdon 2.50 20 1.75 50 Mrs. Dudley Cross 60 4% 40 12 Perle des Jardins 60 4 35 Wm. R, Smith 50 3% 30 10 HYBRID TEAS Antoine Verdier 50 3 25 10 Dean Hole 60 4 35 Duchess of Wellington 1.25 10 .... 25 Eugene BouUet 2.00 15 35 Helen Gould (Balduin) 50 3 . 27% 10 InstituteOT Sirdey 50 3% 30 10 La Detroit .50 3 27% 10 Lady Battersea 50 3% 30 10 Mme. Abel Chatenay 60 3 27% 10 Mme, Jenny Guillemot 50 3% 30 10 Mme. Jules Grolez 60 3% 30 10 Mile. Helene Gambler 50 3% 30 10 Melody 1.25 10 Miss Kate Moulton 60 4 35 12 Mrs. Aaron Ward 1.00
RM2AN17D3–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . PROF, CKAIG. For the Best New and Standard DAHLISS Address Peacock Dahlia Farms, PO.Berlin,N.J. WllUamstownJune H.J. POINSETTIAS July and August Delivery We will have a fine lot ready early inJnlv. Strong 2H-n- Pot plants, price:$5lOO per 100, $45.00 per 1000. Extra Strong Plants, $B.6U per 100;$50.00 per 1000. A. DENDERSON & CO. 352 N. Michigan Ave., CHICAGO. Vegetable Plants Cabbage, Wakefield, Succession, All Head, Earlyand Late Drumhead, Early Summer, Winnis-stadt, Surehead, etc.. at $1.00 per 1000,10,000 andover, 85 cents per 1000. L
RM2AJ0H3J–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ention assured.The best is none too good. Prices always riglit. Send me your next order. No. 2 West 29thSt., MFW YORK (One Door Off Sth Ave.) Ill- TT ? /l%l%« DETROIT. lOHN BREITMEYERSSONS . Cor, MIAMI and GRATIOT AVES. DETROIT, MICH. ...Artistic Designs... High Grade Cut Blooms. Wa cover all Michigan points and good sectionsol Ohio, Indiana and Canada. MILWAUKEE. C. C. PoUworth Co. MILWAUKEE, WIS. ^ vt^ray/s ?g °^ WISCONSIN. INDIANAPOLIS. Bertermano Bros. Co. FLORISTS 241 Mawachuiett. Ave.. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.ST. LOUIS. Fred. C. Weber, F
RM2AM7572–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . feenhouseqlazin^USE IT NOW. F.O. PIERCE CO. 12 W. BROADWAY NEW YORK Mastica is elastic and tenacious, admits of expan-sion and contraction. Putty becomes iiard andbrittle. Broken glass easily removed withoutbreaking of other glass, as occurs with hard putty..Lasts longer than putty. Easy to apply.Uention the American Florist when writim are easy to Kill with The fumigating Kind Tobacco Powder $3.00 per ba? 100 Iba. SatiBfactionguaranteed or money back;why try cheap substitutes that maKera donot dare to guarantee? ^4 HTKE H. A. STOOTEOPP C
RM2AJ19PF–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . CHEAPEST AND BEST. If yoB doubt it try them and be convinced.Send for descriptive price circular. J. D. Carmody, Evansvllle, Ind. Piease met.tion the American Florist whenwriting.
RM2AJ7DM0–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . per dcz.; $^.00 per 10ft.LOBELIAS, DWARF BLUE, 2>i In. pots, 60c per doz.. $3.00 per 100.MOON VINES, bine and white, 2V^, 2ii in. pots, 60c. per doz ; $3 00 per IfO.NICOTIANA SANDER^E, new hybrids, $1.00 per dozPASSIFLORA PFORDTII, 3 In. pota, 76c. per dnz. : $5.00 per 100.PASSIFIORA COKRULBA, 4 in. pots, $1 00 per doz.PETUNIAS, double whlte,2^ In. pots,60c. per doz.: $3.00 per 100.PERIWINKLE, variegated, 4 in. pots. $1.50 n*.r -loz.: $10.00 per IfO.PHLOX. VERBENAS. PETUNIAS
RM2AJB4EC–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . Frederick W. Ritter. On Thursday, March 1, 19i)6, there passed awaya venerable and much respected member of thecraft at his home in Dayton, C, in the person ofFrederick W. Ritter, at the ripe age ot 90 years,80 of which had been spent as a practical florist.Death was the result ot injuries suffered the previousFriday, when the deceased fell down stairs. It wasthought at first he would recover, but the shock tohis nervous system was too much for the old gen-tleman to bear. He ma
RM2AM31JF–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . the manurewith the pile at this time, but if groundbone is to be used it is better tosprinkle it into the pile now. Bonedissolves slowly and the earlier it isincorporated in the soil the better, andit also helps the rotting of the sod.Take advantage of the slack time withboth the men and teams and get thecompost pile up at once. THE RETAIL TRADE Conducted by Bobt. Kift. Philadelphia, Pa. Yellow Roses and Purple Iris. Take a large Japanese lamp withthe new large wicker shade for thecenter of table. Cover this large shadewith tiny yellow ro
RM2AJ38BB–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . will come tothis city to get it; he has so far re-fused to come. The fortune came fromthe estate of his brother who died yearsago. Vini PTQ California,T WhU 1J Swanky While Extra fine, bushy field clumps, S5.00 per 100:$45 00 per 1000. Begonia P|)y Best named. 2H-inch and . 3-inch, 35.00 per 100. NATHAN SMITH & SON, Adrian, IVIIch. GOV. HERRICK^vioiEr* One that produces three times as many flowersas any violet ever offered for sale. It will pleaseyou. Order at once. Prices: $2.00 per doz.; $10.00per 100; 375.00 per 1000; 5,000 or more at
RM2AJ087W–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . exhibit of the Vincents alone cov-ered two long tables, and a fancier whowould not find pleasure in comparingthe many fine varieties must be consid-ered an impossibility. Their Souvenirde Gustave Douzon, was in size a reve-lation to many visitors who have not,in these later years, closely followed thedevelopments of dahlia culture. Thecolor of this magnificent bloom is brightcrimson. Jeanne Charmet was another pinkthat showed to good advantage. Prof.Mansfield, variegated pink and white,was another attraction. W. R. Gray made a very fine e
RM2AN8YG5–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . including all the necessary fittingse given away
RM2AJ2N64–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . prices on all Summer Flowering Bulbs. JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, FLORAL PARK,L. I., N. Y. GET THE BEST It dont pay to buy poor stock. Per 100 Per 1000 Ridimond Roses, 2V^-in $5.00 J40.00 3H-in 6.50 55.00 American Beauties, .^in 5.00 -to.OO 3!/2Mn 6.50 .55.00 Chatenay, 24-jn .??.50 -W.oo 3H-in 5.00 45.00 Uncle John, ZVim 3.50 3000 3H-in 5.00 45.00 Golden Gates, 2Hin 350 30.00 V/r 4,50 Kaiserin, iVz-m 3.50 30.00 Sunrise, SVz-in .=^.50 50.00 Satisfaction Absolutely Guaranteed. Per 100 Per 1000 Spren^eri. 3 in $4 00 $35 00 Pluniosus,3 in 500 45.00 Ye
RM2AJA7YG–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . It will do;you have installed othermakes by its side and thequeer shaped corrugatedhas made strong compari-sons. Stick to your old friend—its the queer shape thatkeeps down your coal bill. Hitchings & Company Greenhouse Designers and Builders. Manufacturers of Heating and Ventilating Apparatus 1170 Broadway NEW YORK P The House That Jack Built From the Greenhouse Material furnished by FoleyManufacturing Co., Chicago, is quite Up=to=Date and Satisfactory Such a house lasts a lif
RM2AJ6K2R–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . las if they do not intend to go on toHouston. We understand there will be fifteen daysallowed on going and fifteen allowed on returning,giving ample time for side trips. ??Owing to the fact that the fruit crop in East Texashas turned out to be very light, the failure being caus-ed by cold, excessive rains, it is doubtful in the mindsof the Texas committees whether we should urge theEast Texas fruit-belt trip. That matter, however, isstill pending. ?Regarding the hotel accomodat
RM2AJBNR1–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . ernon 36 Oobaea Scandena , 10 Dracaena Indlvlsa 10 Kennisetom Ruppelianum (Purple Fountain Grass) 10 Grevillea Robusta. 16 Heliotrope Leniolnes Giant 40 Impatiens Sultaoi. 50 Iponiaea Grandlflora (Moon Flower) . ... .16 Lobelia Crystal Palace Com pacta, best dwarf, dark blue 30 Speciosa (Crystal Palace Var.) darkb lue, trailing 16 Musa Enaete (Abyssinian Banana), $1.00 per 100 seeds, $7.50 per 1000 seeds.Petunia, Dreers superb double fringed, our unrivaled strain, 76c per600 se
RM2AM0PR9–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Lord & Bnrnham Co. SALES OFFICES: New York Philadelphia St. James Bld^. Franklin Bank Bldg. Boston Chicago Tremont Bldg. Rookery Bldg. FACTORIES: Irvington, N. Y. Des Plaines, 111. ^e/Mwn theAmerican Florist when writing Lock the door before the horse is stolen,and insure your glass before it is broken. For partlcular« concerningHall iDsurnDce. addrpwa JOHN G. ESLER, Secretary, SADDLE RIVXR, N. i.PtMue fmntion the American Florist when wriiing BUDDING KNIFE FREE See Page 1497.. KROESCKELL BOILERS ARE BETTER THSN CAST IRON BOILERS WHICH DO
RM2AGAGGE–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. d lather. always clean, because it is done regu-larly. The proprietor and his clerks shouldpersonally be neat and tidy and at alltimes the essence of good nature—notthe kind of good nature that gives adollars worth of flowers for a quarter,but pleasant mannered, good listeners,and always ready with a suggestion ingood taste. With a neat, clean store and healthypeople to run it, you next want thestock. If you do any kind of a regulartrade, you must have the flowers alwaysin stock; so have them come in regu-larly. If you grow stock yoursel
RM2AJCEYG–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . Boilers made of the best of material, shell firebox(hee-ts and heads of steel, water space all aroundfront, sides and back). Write for information. Ut-ntloQ The Florists Btzchance when wrltlnir. A STB C A. USE IT NOW. F.O.PiERGECO. 170 Fulton St., NEW YORK Mention The Florists* Exchange when writing, Evans Improved Challenge Roller bearing, self-oiling de-vice aotomatic stop, BolioT linkchain make the IMPKOVEDCHALLP:N<iK the riiost perfectapparatus in the market. Write for
RM2AN1R24–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Chsdrs, Settees, Hitching Posts, Etc. Complete Catalogue and Discounts Upon Request, The Sterling Emery Wheel Mfg. Co., ohJST^.a. This Beautiful Lawn Vase Only $4.90. Height, 20 inches;diameter of bowl, 22inches; size of base,Winches capacity of reservoir. IH gallons;weight, SI pounds. Order No. 4C12003, without arms. Price $4.90 4C12005, with arms, price $5.65 Special price made to dealers for Quantity lots. We Are the Bargain Center of tlie World. We handle everything from a pin to a complete house. Send for our large General Catalog No
RM2AM7BWC–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . .—It tells the whole story about how tobuild and heat a greenhouse, be it largeor small, and that, too, in a plain, easilyunderstood, practical way. It has 118illustrations. $i.£0. • How TO Lay Out Suburban Homes(Kellaway).—Contains many usefulhints and practical plans as to improv-ing and laying out suburban homes andgrounds. There are 112 pages, 38 half-tone illustrations and 15 plans andmaps. $2. Window Gardening.—^(Dorner.) Anexcellent treatise on this interesting sub-ject telling in plain language the bestmethods of cultivating pla
RM2AJ6KD2–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . free—or will makeyou special quotations upon application. Take ad-vantage of the /o<a» market; indications] are thatsome stocks will be higher, later. ARTHUR r. BODDINGTON 342 West 14th Street New York City UentloD Tbe FlorlatB Btxcbange wbea writing. CONTENTS AND INDEX TO UentloD The FlorUtft Btxduocs wlKa iraltlac ADVERTISERS. PACE 735 730 The Plorists Exchange Bamboo Canes for staking purposes, 6 to 8 feet; i,ooo, $6. oo.Hose, Liberty Brand, V^ 3-py. including coupling, 2
RM2AM60XK–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . This Beautiful Lawn Vase Only $4.90. Height. 20inches;diameter of bowl, 22inches; size of base,Winches; capacity of reservoir, IV2 gallons;weight, 81 pounds. Order No. 4C12003, without arms. Price §4.90 4C1200.1, with arms, price $5.65 Special price made to dealers for quantity lots. We Are the Bargain Center of the World. We br.ndle everything from a pin to a complete house. Send for ourlarge General Catalog No.47. SPECIAL NOTE. Our Heating Dept. makes a specialty of com-pleteGreenhouse Heating Systems. Send forour Special Heating Catalo
RM2AM7WGH–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . r RnstGLAZING POINTS Are positively the best. Last forever. Over30,000 pounds now in use. A sure preventative ofgflass slipping. Effective on large or small glass.Easy to drive. Easy to extract. Two sizes. H and%, 40c per lb., by mail 16c extra; 7 lbs, for $2.50:15 lbs. for $5.00, by express. For sale by the trade. RANDOLPH a McCLEMENTS, Successors toChas. T. Siebert. Baum & Beatty Sts.. Pittsburg. Ireers PeerlessiGlazing Points For Greenbouses Drive easy and trae, becauseboth bevels are on the sameside. Cant twist and breakthe glass in d
RM2AM7HMF–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . onse Street, We deUyer anywhere In Canada and guaranteesafe arrival. Milwaukee, Wis. C. C. PoHworth Co. Will take proper WiaoonRin care of vour orders In » » «ov..v»m*om«» Michigan. °^l^td tor*HENRY SMITH, Dunlops Wholesale widBetall Horist of GRAND RAPIM Grand Rapids, Mich.GRAND RAPIDS FLORAL CO. LFRXD HANNAB fi SONS. Will fill yourorders for Designs iind Cut Flowers in Michigan, 3150 The American Florist. June /, DESIGNS OR CUT FLOWERS will be delivered for the trade in other cities by thefirms below, the Leading Retailers in the citie
RM2AJ3TR5–Flower grower's guide . or soil or by occasionally half lifting orsevering some of the roots. Z. gracillima is notso coaise, but the variegation is less constant.Both are effective dotted among begonias,verbenas, petunias, and other low-growing plantsin mixed borders. Sow the seed late in April, p p 2 220 THE FLOWER GROWERS GUIDE. singly in 2|-inch pots in gentle heat. Plant out !late in May. Zinnias.—Z. Haageana imbricata flore pleno is adwarf branching variety with small bright orangeflowers, and showy in masses. The double large-flowering robusta grandifiora and other varieties grow to a he
RM2AG9E43–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. IMPROVED VAPORIZING PANS VENTILATING For Tobacco Extracts, etc. Send for Circulars. Wfcwni.winii« DILLER, CASKEY & CO. jENi^cTB^RomERs. APPARATUS. 9. W. Cor. Sixth and Berk St... PHII.ADE1.PHI A. HASCO LIQUID NICOTINE POR vaporixiwo. 1896 Stwoain Than Aay Mads.n«.. $1.35 HaMGal..«5.2S. CaL. $lO.00 THE H A. STOOTHOFP CO.. 116 WrsI St.. NEW YORK. For Best Results Advertisers should mail new advertisementsand changes so as to reach us on Mondays, fm ^/(msmmM fiL@OBOif. Rmenca is ths Fraw nf the UbssbI; thsrs may be mare comfort /Imidsbips,
RM2AG8XDE–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. nations 3 00® 6 OO Smilax 15 OO Aspgragus. strings 25 00@50 00 Sprengeri 1 00® 2 Off Common ferns per 1000. $1 50 MiLW.-vuKEE. Jan. 9.Roses Beauty, per doz., 1 50 12 00 Liberty, Chatenay 5 00®20 00 Bride, Bridesmaid 5 00@20 00 Meteor. Golden Gate 5 00@20 00 Perle 2 00® 4 00 Carnations 4 00@1() 00 Smilax 12 OO -Asparagus, sprays 3 50 Sprengeri 3 50 Lily of the valley 4 00 Adiantum 1 00® 1 50 Common ferns $2 00 per 1000 Longiflorum S2 00 per doz Violets 2 f0(B) 2 50 Sweet Peas 1 00f« 2 00 Stevia t 00@ 2 00 nations from $2 to $4. Holly was
RM2AJ75NY–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . Uentlon The Florlata* Btxcbange when writing. May 19.19US The Plorists Exchange 667-. U-6ar Reason Number 12 Suppose its a grapery—you wantto get just as near outdoors, andyet be inside, as possible—youwant your fruit to liave a naturalflavor. U-Bar Graperies Are the Best Graperies Built because no otlier vineries give tothe grapes such unobstructedliglit. come so near tlie naturalrijiened fruit. Pierson U-Bar Co. Designers and Builders U-Bar GreenhousesMetropolitan Building 4t
RM2AJ516C–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ^. 4ir. -^ F. R. PIERSON CO.S ESTABLISHMENT. SCARBORO, N. Y.Hydrangf^as in their second yeur planted ii the field. 44 The American Florist. Aug. 4, isnt fattening, eitiier, for my chemicalthermometer laid on the ground in fullsun showed at ii:iS this morning,791/2° Centigrade, the boiling point ofwater here is about 92% °C. I haveabout unburdened myself and it is only If I should succeed in getting floriststo take an interest in making a nice dis-play at the state fair next fall, andalso the year following, I believe I couldget an appropr
RM2AJ2FC5–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . 8x1 i, single,at $1.50 per hox; HxlO and 8x14, second-handdouble, at 81.75 per box. RADnCII UnCC New, ?i-in, guaranteed 100-UHnULlI nUOL lbs pressure, 7Kc. per ft; ^?in. not guaranteed, 4^c. per ft. UflT RCn QA<5U New Cypress. 3ft, x6ft, fromnUiULU OHOn 75cts. up: glazed,complete, from $1 60 up; Second-hand in good condition, all glass in, at $1.25 and $1.00 each.pipe Good servicpable second-hand, withrirC threads: 3-iDch, 7 cts.; IX-inch, 5!4 cts; li^-inch, 4cts.; l-inoh, 3cts-; 2!<i-ioch, lOots; 3-inch. t4cts-; 4 inch, ]9cts. New
RM2AM5WJ6–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . e of Chancellorville,Va., May 3d, 1863, and was confined of the TJlectric City Bank at Niagaraballs, N. Y. During the war Mr. Rice incurredirom e.xposure a severe case of rheu-matism, which increased as/ years wentby, and for months at a time he wasunabli! to attend to business. The dis-ease continued in spite of all medicalskill and for years he was wheeledabout in a chair. This condition ren-ders his great business achievementsall the more remarkable, and yet hismental energy has never flagged, butindeed has developed as the demandupon
RM2AJ055D–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . d Pump & Wietor Bros ..542 Engine Co . IV Wild Gilbert H.... .5,55 Stearns Lumber Co. , IV Wilson Andrew ... .574 Stenzel Glass Co... ,.573 Wilson Robt G.... ..548 Stern J & Co ,,564 Winandy Bros ,111 Stokes Seed Store.. ,5,50 WintersonEFCo.. .542 Stoothoff H A & Co 577 WittboldGeoCo.542 561 Storrs & Harrison Co555 Wolf John ..561 StyerJJ . II 577 Wood Bros WoodsH 56(1 Syracuse Pottery Co ,,5.59 Taylor F G Seed Co ..5,50 Young A L & Co.. ..547 Thompson J D Car- Young Thos .547 nation Co I Zech & Mann .543 ?THE- Florists Hail Association I
RM2AM07W4–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . American Florist when writing Terre Haute, Ind. John G. Heinl Si Son, 129 South Seventh St. Telephone 247 W6 ate in position to fill promptly all MallTelephone, Telegraph and Cable orders with bellqnallty stock in season,Uention the American Florist when iorit<n« littili, Niagari Fills, Lickpart. S. A. Anderson, 440 Mall St., Biffalo, N. Y. Mill, Tdephoni Ml Ttltsriph ordtri filled•reavtlr wiih the choicest stock, Mention the American Florist when writing San Francisco, Calif. J. B. BOLAND Saccessor to Sievers & Boland FLORIST «0 KEARN
RM2AN8JXJ–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK CITY. Phone 6404 Madison Sq. 12 West 33d StOar Motto-THI GOLDIN RUU. Dayton, O. Matthews, FLORISTS 16 W. 3rd Street. Flowers Id any arrangement for all occasloDS,(or Dayton and vlclnitT. Lone dis. Phones. Pittsburg, Pa. A. W. Smith Co. KEENAN BLDG. Larsest Floral Establlsbmeot in America,Established 1874. Incorporated 1909. Denver, Colo.FLORAL DESI6NS AND FLOWERS Best Quality on Shortest Notice DANIELS & FISHER Order >i mall, telephone, telegraph orcable. Cable address Daniels, Denver JfenMon the American Flor
RM2AJ8GH2–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . John Laing is a rose that has unques-tionably the qualities that will enable it yet a whileto hold its own in popular favor. This is a beau-tiful rose, of a peculiarly soft and delicate pinl<color, handsome in bud, with foliage furnished in agraceful manner. This rose is almost indispensableto the i^rivate and commercial grower alike; it standsin bud fully as long as any of its cla^, and itsshape .and color make it exceedingly serviceable formaking up work. Mme. Caroline Tes
RM2AM66P9–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ate materials we have. Get ourprices on Greenhouse Louisiana Cypressmaterial, heating, ventilating, bench mater-ials, hotbed sash, etc 1396-1410 Metropolitan Avenue,BROOKLYN, N. Y. GOOD PROFIT Manufacturing and selling a Nicotine Ppray andFumigant. Costs $2.00 per gallon; retails for $12.00.One ounce to 10 gallons water gives fine results,destroys bugs and plant bacteria. Guaranteedformula mailed for $2.50. F. D. McNew,owe?s«Ky. Boilers For GREENHOUSES OF HIGHGRADE.. Steam andHot Water See Oar CataloEae. GIBLIN & GO., Utica, N,Y. TOR THE
RM2AM24YC–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . en entiresatisfaction-in fact, more than I expected.Previous to this I had a cast iron boiler, butwould not have it for a gift now, If I know ofany one needing a good boiler, I shall recom-mend the Kroeschell Boiler above all. John Lietz.^u, Geneva, 111. 452 West Erie StreetCHICAGO, ILL. 1452 The American Florist. July 6, C¥PRE1S Is FarMoIe DurableThanPINE, S»5H BAIS UPT®2 FEET OR LOKlGER. GREENHOUSE and othisbuilding material,MenfurWshed.to suIerintend Ef|^gON WHEN DESIRED.S^^fof^ ou Circulars. THE/»SteairA5 [umbep (o, fjEW^IaSET, ;3 0,S
RM2AJ470P–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . HOUSE FOR WINTER CUCUMBERS AND TOMATOES. Style of benches and arrangement for trainin;;. 142 The American Florist. Aug. i8. etc. There are important chapters onthe making of water lily ponds and pools,planting, propagation, wintering, ene-mies, etc. The price is 50 cents. THE RETAIL TRADE Florists Work at New York Hotels. One of the most notable contracts ofthe year was that given out for the dec-oration of the new $5,000,000 Hotel Bel- gardener in charge of the plants, andDavid Smith is in charge of the cutflower department. Another piec
RM2AJ150B–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . ;jreat deal of attention with his exhibitof fadeless sheet moss, and also exhibited everything that is worth while in southernevergreens. Packed in bags of 100 sq. feet. Price per bag. $3.50; New York, Philadelphia or Chicago expressage allowed. For sale by Florists Supply Houses every-where, or can be had direct from the introducer.Send for Free Samples.J. B. Deamud, Chicago. IIK., Northwestern Aiieat. SOUTHERN WILD SMILAX NOW READY. K. A.. BB?AX^JECJV, Evergreen, Ala. NeiCrop Dagger and Fancy Ferns $1.00 per 1000. F*OR EVERV OCCASION. H
RM2AJ57XD–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . o 631, 848, 1093, 1237 U Ullrich memorial, An 114S Utica. N. Y..102, 380, 464, 810,820, 893. 1028, 1070. Vaughaus Nurseries, Lake Gen-eva gardeners at 395 Vegetables for house with ground glass 314 Vegetables. Prices of indoor 1002 Verbenas, Rust and mildew on..l09S Versatile 10 Violet, The:— —California violets. Diseased... 577 —Rhinebcck. N. Y., The violet industry at 576 —Seasonable notes 132 —Violet gall fly. The 270 —Violet troubles 889 Wagon, A decorated 440 Wakefield. Kans BOO Warren. 0 230 Washington.. 16, 147, 278, 322, 356, 410,
RM2AGDM16–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. nts. It is also likely to harden thewood and prevent the production ofyoung shoots. When fumigating with tobacco stemsthe houses should be kept close all night,and the plants syringed early the nextmorning but I would advise M. C. totry some of the nicotine preparations inpreference. If the labor and cost arefigured out and the result compared hewill probably not use tobacco stems anymore. J. Carnation Comment. PROP.^GATION. Though plants that are propagatedlate sometimes do well, there is nodoubt that early propagation is the best.It is
RM2AJ2PY8–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . al Co., ishaving large additions built to thegreenhouses of the company in the eastend of the city. Ashtabula. O. — The AshtabulaGreenhouse Co. has commenced the re-building of its entire plant on BunkerHill, and when complete the new build-ings and equipment will represent anoutlay of $4,000. Eighteen houses anda new engine house are going in withgood foundation and metal framework.The capacity will be increased also andwhen complete the plant will represent50,000 feet of glass. Bassett&Washburn 76 & 78 Wabish Ave.. CHICAGO. WHo.e...e Oe
RM2AJ74Y1–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . M4DE OF dteel Plate. Same as High PressureSteam Boilers. Our customers who have used these for many years all agree that our Boiler is Safe, Simple, Durable, Efficient, [conomical. Powerful. MADE IN FOURTEEN SIZES. No. I. For smallest small greenhouse. No. 14. One boiler will heat jfi.ooo square feet of glass to 6o degrees at 15 below zero outside with SOft coal. Better results with hard coal. Write for catalogue with full list of users; ask them. KROESCnELL BROS. CO.,. 33 Erie
RM2AJBAY3–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . 00 8.0O Cuphea 1.26 Fuchsia,doubl6 and single 2.00 16.00 Feverfew, double white 1.50 12.00 (ieranlums, double and single 2.00 16.00 Heliotrope,:Ugbt and dark 1.26 10.00 Ivy,German 1.50 Moon Vine, true white 2.00 16.00 Salvia, Splendens and Bedman 1.25 10.00 Salvia, new early flowering sorts 1.60 12.00 ASPARAGUS SPKENGBRI, 3 In., pots. $6.00 per 100; 3H In., $8.00 per 100.BBOUNIAS, flowering varieties, 3 In., pots, »S.0O per 100. 8M1LAX, from 2M in. pots, $2.00 per 100 ; $I8.0C
RM2AGBBN7–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. one your orders to the above. Personal attention assured.The best is none too good. Prices always right. Send me your next order. DETROIT. lOHN BREITMEYERSSONS^ Cor. MIAMI and GRATIOT AVES. DETROIT, MICH. ...Artistic Designs... High Grade Cut Blooms. We cover all Michigan points and good sectionsof Ohio, Indiana and Canada. MILWAUKEE. C. C. Pollworth Coc MILWAUKEE, WIS. ^ ,trd^e% ^^ ° WISCONSIN. INDIANAPOLIS. Bertermaon Bros. Co. FLORISTS 241 Matiachutetli Ave- INDIANAPOLIS, IND.8T. LOUIS. Fred. C. Weber, FLORIST, 4320-4328 Olive St. ^
RM2AJ3FKG–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . y Sfvenhouses in OnC hOUT, which formerly re-quired twelve hours, and can do betterwork at that, says Mr. Davis. IF YOU aRE STILL SKEPTICSL send for a Swivel Wheel, S2.00, with galvanized connections, or S2.50, with brass connections, and six hall-inch Nozzles at 50c each. An investment of $5.00 will put up a hundred feet of pipe and give it a trial. Ifonly used as an auxiliary to your regular watering it will be the best investment you ever made. The temper-ature of your houses can be kept from lO to 20 degrees cooler with a WITTBOLD SYS
RM2AJ51DT–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Sherrys and filled up on broiledlobster with drawn butter with an ac-companiment of sparkling Burgundy,that being my idea of the best use towhich a multi-millionaire can put hissurplus cash. The fact is, as I need scarcely say,that I have got to quit. Of course ex-penses here do not compare with thosenorth, but at best my labor is threemen and one woman, area cultivated354 acres $1.95 per day, my board 90cents, and the total of light, wash, streetcars, club, newspaper, etc., etc., is atleast $1.25 per day. An aggregate ofat least $4.10 pe
RM2AJ3GFC–Flower grower's guide . Fiff. 137. Lilium Henkyi. Selection of Liliums. 2 auratum and varieties, white, yellow, and red,3 to 7 ft. 1 Batemanni, apricot, 3 ft. 2 Browni, white and brown, 3 to 4 feet. 3 candidum, white, 3 to 5 ft. *1 canadense (Fig. 138) and varieties, yellow to red,2 to 4 ft. *1 chalcedonicum, scarlet, 2| to 4 ft. 1 concolor, scarlet, 1 ft. *1 croceum, orange, 2 to 3 ft. *1 excelsum, Nankeen yellow, 4 to 5 ft. 2 giganteurn, white, 9 to 14 ft. 3 Grayi, red spotted purple, 3 to 4 ft. 1 Hansoni, yellow, 3 to 4 ft. *1 Henryi, orange-yellow, 4 to 6 ft. (Fig. 137). 2 Huniboldti, yel
RM2ANA8PF–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . CHICAGO SPRING The Fine Plant Display of FLOWER SHOW. Frank Oechslin, Chicaero. igi2. The American Florist. 473. CHICAGO SPRING FLOWER SHOW. First Prize 100 American Beauty Roses Exhibited by Poehlmann Bros. Co., Morton Grove, 111. of Grand Maitre, L. Innocence, Gert-rude, Moreno and Queen of the Blues.The contest in tulips was very close,both F. Oechslin and A. Jm-gens dis-playing beautiful pots of the brightflowers; particularly noticeable beingColeur Cardinal and Mon Tresor. Innarcissi these two exhibitors found aworthy rival in Fritz
RM2AMYMER–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . gameof increasing the popularity of thisbeautiful idea was worthy of the an-tedeluvian ancestors of the more orless esteemed signers of this proclama-tion. They put the wholesale price ofwhite carnations up to four, five, sixand eight cents, put it up to the high-est figure they thought the publicwould stand, in order to educate themin the use of flowers. Ten cents each,retail, was asked for carnations and.$1.00, ifl..30 and .$2.00- by ? the dozen.Nobody need hereafter wonder whatmost of the fools are doing. The an-swer is easy. They are
RM2AJ1FBE–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . CLIPPER LAWN MOWER DIXONILL. The Mower that will kill all theWeeds in your Lawn. If you keep the weedsCJt so they do not go toseed and cut your grasswithout breaking thesmall feeders of roots,the grass will becomethick and the weedswill disappear.. The Clipper will do It. Ask yonr dealer forthem. If they have not got them, below is theprice: No. 1—12-inch Mower. $5: No. 2—15-inchMower. «6: No. 3—18-inch Mower.S7: No. 4—21-io.Mower. $8. Send draft, money-order or reg. letter.
RM2AJ2BWB–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . tment.They should be planted in well pre-pared soil, soil that is rich without verymuch rank manure, although manurewill do no harm in any state unless itcomes in contact with the bulb. Plantthe bulbs deeply, not less than 10 inchesdeep, and immediately after planting theground should be well covered, placingfirst a layer of leaf mold and well rot-ted manure, and on top of that placeany kind of coarse manure, in all to adepth of 8 to 12 inches. When remov-ing the covering in early spring thatportion consisting of leaf mold and rot-ted man
RM2AJ9TCA–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . MeutloD The Florists Kxt-hange when writing. No. I DAGGER AND FANCY FERNS, $1.25 per 1000 ^< Brilliant Bronze or Green 6ALAX, 75c per 1000.Southern. We FERN iscuunt oilLarge Ordersio,ooo lots$6,50. Smilax, 50-lb. case, $5.50 can Bupply youwith freeh made I^AVREL, FESTOOKIPiO all winter, and gathered daily fresh from thewoods, 4c, 5c aod 6c per yard. Sample lot onapplication. BRANCH LAVKEL, 3&c per lart^e bundle. Fine line of Treps for decorating purpoeea. Try the beautiful P
RM2AJ10RD–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . in anyquaitity,$3.00 per 1000. Cash with order. PETER BROWN. LANCASTER, PA. GOV. HERRICK ^^vio^Er One that produces three times as many flowersas any violet ever offered for sale. It will pleaseyou. Order at once. Prices: J2.00 per doz.: $10.00per 100; $75.00 per 1000; 5.000 or more at $60.00 periOOO. Send for description today, H. R. CARLTON. Wiloughby, 0. INTROD(;CER and ORIGINATOR. For Best Resnlts ^TZ^l^^. tisements and changes so as to reach uson Mondays. igo6. The American Florist. 463 PETER REINBERG, 51 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO.Largest
RM2AKYGA8–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . Standard Insecticide. Not a cure-all. but a specilic remedy for allsap sucking, insects infesting plant life, suchas green, black, white fly, red spider, thrips,mealy bug, brown and white scale. Universally endorsed by commercial grow-ers and professional gardeners of reputationas the insecticide that does excel all.$2.50 per Gallon. $ i.OO per Quart. Actions Speak Louder than Words.* So .we are willingr to let the merit of this com-paratively new fungicide speak for itself. Weclaim it has no equal for mildew, rust and wiltattacking flowe
RM2AJD4PK–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . esign was gone on Monday, but the Philadelphia. News of the Week. The regular meeting of the Penn-sylvania Horticultural Society washeld on Tuesday evening with a goodattendance. A resolution was passedinviting the American Carnation Soc-iety to hold its 1907 meeting in this cityunder the auspices of our society. Theexhibits at the meeting consisted offlowering begonias and Primula sinen-sis. For the former Mr. Samuel F.Houston. Thomas Brown, gardener,took flrst with the best p
RM2AGE4TG–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. ders to the above. Personal attention assured.The best is none too good. Prices always right. 5end me your next order. DETROIT. lOHN BREITMEYERS^ SONS - Cor. MIAMI and GRATIOT AVES. DETROIT, MICH. ...Artistic Designs... High Grade Cut Blooms. We cover all Michigan points and good sectionsof Ohio, Indiana and Canada. MILWAUKEE. C. C. Pollworth Co. MILWAUKEE, WIS. ^ Vt^rd-^efs^g ° WISCONSIN. INDIANAPOLIS. Bertermann Bros. Co. FLORISTS 241 MatsachuteHt A.e. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.8T. LOUIS. Fred. C. Weber, FLORIST. 4320-4328 Olive St., ST. LOUIS
RM2AJ65WC–The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . lent heating systems and our advanced sclentlfloknowledge, the outlook tor the rose grower Is of arosier hue than it has ever been in the hl.story ofAmerican floriculture. Hemerocallis Flava, Lemon Lily. The hemerocallis family comprises a beautifulgroup of plants with trumpet, lily-like flowers. Thename hemerocallis signifies day lily .and is most ap-propriate, as derived from the Greek it means beau-tiful by day. by reason no doubt ot the fact that itsblossoms close at night.
RM2AGD2E3–. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Brant & Nge Floral Co.,W. Peterson and N. 48th Aves., Chicago. For Sale—.A thriving florists business in Illi-nois; 20.000 ft. of glass, all planted with roses,carnations.mums and general stock in fine con-dition; modern 10-room dwelling, all built withinthe last 10 years; last years sales. S6.0(X1.00.Cause for selling, other business. .Address Key So5. care .American Florist, Old established retail florists store. Reasonfor sellingr. going west. For particulars, write toF. K., 700 N. 5th St., Philadelphia, Pa FOR SALE. COLORADO SPRINGS,
RM2AM4PFA–The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK CITYPhone 6404 Madison Sa- 6 East 33d St.Our Motto-THI GOLDEN HUIX Dayton, O. Matthews, FLORISTS 16 W. 3rd Street. Flowers in an; arraneement for all occaiieni,(or Dayton and vicinitv. Lonz dig. Phones, Pittsburg, Pa. A.W. Smith Co. KEENAN BLDG. Lareest Floral Establishment in America,Established 1874, Incorporated 1909. Denver, Colo.FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS Best Qnality on Shortest Notice DANIELS ^ FISHER Order by mail, telephone, telesrraph orcable. Cable address Daniels, Denver. Mention the American Florist w
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