. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 150 The Florists^ Review JANUAIIY i-'C. VJ'22 "It Looks Rotten, But It Ain't!" A GREENHOUSE MAN was describing in everyday vernacular that best of all woods for greenhouse benches and posts— "PECKY CYPRESS" (Poor (looking) Relation of "the Wood Eternal" Family.) For sashj framework, and a// exterior woodwork use the rot-resistant "All-heart" ^rade of Cypress, "of course"—specify "Tidewater" Cypress—and identify it by the trade-mark shown below on every board or bundle. Get all the facts ab
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 150 The Florists^ Review JANUAIIY i-'C. VJ'22 "It Looks Rotten, But It Ain't!" A GREENHOUSE MAN was describing in everyday vernacular that best of all woods for greenhouse benches and posts— "PECKY CYPRESS" (Poor (looking) Relation of "the Wood Eternal" Family.) For sashj framework, and a// exterior woodwork use the rot-resistant "All-heart" ^rade of Cypress, "of course"—specify "Tidewater" Cypress—and identify it by the trade-mark shown below on every board or bundle. Get all the facts about Cypress in Vol. 3 of the Cypress Pocket Library. FREE FOR THE ASKING. Just send a card to SOUTHERN CYPRESS MANUFACTURERS'ASSOCIATION 1230Poydras Building, New Orleans, La., or 1230 Graham Building, Jacksonville, Fla. ^ INSIST ON TRADE-MARKED CYPRESS AT YOUR LOCAL LUMBER DEALER'S. IF HE HASN'T IT, LET US KSOiy IMMEDIATELY. DENVER, COLO. The Market. The demand for cut flowers last week was heavy, occasioned partly by a large amount ot funeral work. Roses have been scarce and shippers liave been un- able to fill their orders completely. Car- nations are arriving in fairly heavy sup- ply, but the demand has been so strong that the growers are cutting down to tight buds. Miscellaneous stock, such as sweet peas, valley and narcissi, moves well. Cut cyclamens have been used to help out on funeral work. Pot plants do not sell well and cyclamens, ferns, etc., are plentiful. Various Notes. Edward Johnson and party were vis- itors Saturday, January 14. They were entertained by the florists at a dinner in the Watrus cafe. This was followed, during the evening, by a bowling match, in which the Denver men were vic- torious, taking all three games. G. L. Roberts, of the Elitch Gardens Co., is on a I)usiness trip through the south. ^R. E. n. NEWPORT, R. I. Carl Jurgens has been busy harvestiiii: his crop of ice for next year's use. Fred P. Weber was one of the enter tainers at the an
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