. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Apbil 1, 1020 The Florists^ Review 51 I' ATTENTION FLORISTS Why spend your valuable time making MAGNOLIA WREATHS? We offer you a special made wreath of unusually good value, style and workmanship, in green or brown. These wreaths are made by a skilled florist. Send for a sample doz- en and be convinced. Leaves much closer laid than in illustration. 12-inch size of wire frame $ 14-inch size of wire frame 16-inch size of wire frame 18-inch size of wire frame 20-inch size of wire frame Attractive Prices on Quantity Lots. P
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Apbil 1, 1020 The Florists^ Review 51 I' ATTENTION FLORISTS Why spend your valuable time making MAGNOLIA WREATHS? We offer you a special made wreath of unusually good value, style and workmanship, in green or brown. These wreaths are made by a skilled florist. Send for a sample doz- en and be convinced. Leaves much closer laid than in illustration. 12-inch size of wire frame $ 14-inch size of wire frame 16-inch size of wire frame 18-inch size of wire frame 20-inch size of wire frame Attractive Prices on Quantity Lots. Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co. 116-118 Seventh St., PITTSBURGH, PA. ers will hold an important meeting April 7 at the Forest park greenhouses. L. Baumann and Hugo Schaff will lead in- teresting discussions. Arrangements will be completed for meeting the ex- penses of entertaining the National Association of Gardeners. The St. Louis County Growers' Asso- ciation will meet April 7. The place of meeting will be announced by Joseph Deutschmann, the secretary, in his regu- lar notices. Much important business will come up for discussion. J. J. B. William C. Stuckmeyer, grower for Charles Beyer, is going to start in the wholesale business early in April. BOSTON. The Market. Spring is in the air, snow and ice are fast disappearing, early bulbous plants are blooming and it looks as though our long, hard winter was about over. If the weather man will spare us another Easter snow storm we shall be most devoutly thankful. Good weather is what we need now to make the Easter plant and cut flower trade break all records. A slight hardening in prices is noted. In the case of violets it is most pro- nounced and these are now quoted at $ to $ per hundred, with a fur- ther advance likely later in the week. Roses have not changed materially and sell all the way from $3 to $20, except some fancy Hadley and other spe- cial varieties. Carnations show little advance as yet, the general run going at
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