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. ITalls, Wall. For supporting climbing vines. Fitted with a soft metal exten- sion which clasps the vine to wall. 1-ln. 30c $ per 100: 1%-in. 45c doz., $ per 100; 2-in. 60c doz., $ per 100. Paper. Wax, 24 X 36 in., white, per ream Wax, 24 X 36 in., green, per ream Waterproof crepe in rolls 18 in. wide, 8 ft per roll 40c; 3 rolls ^ long, $2 75 2 75 1 00 Moss, Sphagrnnm. Bales measure 36 in. x 24 in. X 22 in., per bale $; 5 bales $10 00 Peat, Jersey. The Ideal soil material for garde- nias, rhododendrons and azaleas. Barrel 2 50 Peat (Imported). The addition of one part of
. ITalls, Wall. For supporting climbing vines. Fitted with a soft metal exten- sion which clasps the vine to wall. 1-ln. 30c $ per 100: 1%-in. 45c doz., $ per 100; 2-in. 60c doz., $ per 100. Paper. Wax, 24 X 36 in., white, per ream Wax, 24 X 36 in., green, per ream Waterproof crepe in rolls 18 in. wide, 8 ft per roll 40c; 3 rolls ^ long, $2 75 2 75 1 00 Moss, Sphagrnnm. Bales measure 36 in. x 24 in. X 22 in., per bale $; 5 bales $10 00 Peat, Jersey. The Ideal soil material for garde- nias, rhododendrons and azaleas. Barrel 2 50 Peat (Imported). The addition of one part of peat moss to two parts of soil produces a most satisfactory medium for the rooting of cut- tings. As a mulch it has no equal and should be used generously in setting out azaleas, rho- dodendron, etc. Per bale $; B bales at $ per bale; 10 bales, per bale 2 25 Peat, Orchid. Osmunda fern root, the proper me- dium in which to grow certain orchids; barrel sack 2 75 Pottlnff SolL Bushel, $; barrel 2 75 Sand. For propagating. Peck, 40c; bushel, $; barrel 3 OO Pot Brackets. Steel, hinged, allow- ing the pot to be moved to any point over the radius of a half circle. For B-in. pots, 55c; 6-in, pots 85o; 7-in, pots 0 80 Pot Hanger
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