. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 138 The Florists^ Review AnausT 10. 1922 Galvanized Iron Stakes No. 9 wire, 36 inches long $ per 1000 No. 9 wire, 42 inches long per 1000 No. 9 wire, 48 inches long per 1000 No. 8 wire, 60 inches long per 1000 5% discount for cash with order FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE 229 North Delaware Street INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Mention The Review when you write. used, thns avoiding all danger of dam- aging the work in delivery. Eeturned to the store, the legs may be folded up a^ter the manner of those on a card table and the frame hung on the wa
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 138 The Florists^ Review AnausT 10. 1922 Galvanized Iron Stakes No. 9 wire, 36 inches long $ per 1000 No. 9 wire, 42 inches long per 1000 No. 9 wire, 48 inches long per 1000 No. 8 wire, 60 inches long per 1000 5% discount for cash with order FLORISTS' SUPPLY HOUSE 229 North Delaware Street INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Mention The Review when you write. used, thns avoiding all danger of dam- aging the work in delivery. Eeturned to the store, the legs may be folded up a^ter the manner of those on a card table and the frame hung on the wall in an out-of-the-way place until the next order for a blanket is received. The in- ventors think it is only a matter of time when one will be part of the equip- ment of every up-to-date flower store. FORT WAYNE, IND. Business in the cut flower line here is quiet, which gives the florist an oppor- tunity for vacation and repair work. Edgar Wenninghoff is finding his new location a good one. Much comment is heard about his attractive window. Mr. Wenninghoff plans to spend his vacation in northern Michigan. The Doswell Floral Co has installed a new refrigerator in its downtown store. Herman Leitz, of the New Haven Floral Co., New Haven, Ind., was in the city with F. A. Forbes, of Plymouth, Ind., last week. Mr. Leitz reports that the company is in the midst of its car- nation planting. W. J. & M. S. Vesey have finished their planting of carnations. Stock is looking fine. Quantities of roses are being cut here. S. N. OLDEST SASSAFRAS TREE CUT. An ancient sassafras tree, said to bo considerably over 200 years old, was recently cut down in the city of Harris- burg, Pa. According to J. S. Illick, of the state forestry department, this tree was the oldest of its kind in the United States. It measured thirteen feet in cir- cumference, was fifty-six feet high, and the rings indicated that the monarch was from 210 to 215 years old. An effort was made by an expert tree surgeon to pre
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