. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Do Plants Thrive inn Concrete Flower Pots [ This Cineraria Plant, with a head of flowers 22 inches across, was grown in a 6-inch Concrete flower pot. The cost of Concrete flower pots, with cement at $ per barrel, sand at $ per yard and labor at 40c per hour, is as follows: 2i2-in. pots $ per ICOO 3-in. pots " " 4-in. pots " " 6-in. pots •' " 6-in. pots •' " 7-in. pots " " 8-in. pots " " 10-in. pots " " 12-in. pots " " C
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Do Plants Thrive inn Concrete Flower Pots [ This Cineraria Plant, with a head of flowers 22 inches across, was grown in a 6-inch Concrete flower pot. The cost of Concrete flower pots, with cement at $ per barrel, sand at $ per yard and labor at 40c per hour, is as follows: 2i2-in. pots $ per ICOO 3-in. pots " " 4-in. pots " " 6-in. pots •' " 6-in. pots •' " 7-in. pots " " 8-in. pots " " 10-in. pots " " 12-in. pots " " Compare these prices with what you are now paying. Can you afford to be without one of these machines, which are now ready for delivery? OR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE SPOKANE CONCRETE FLOWER POT MACHINE CO.,. 807 RIVERSIDE AVENUE, SPOKANE, WASH. Mrntloo The RcTlew when yoo write. small luncheon and dinner decorations. The first zinnias of the season were dis- played in Mr. Stein's shop on Sutter street, but as yet the coloring and qual- ity are not of the best. Vincent Matyaia, of the Art Floral Co., was a busy man this .week, super- vising the extra amount of work that the holiday brought him. Mr. Matraia states that he is more than satisfied with business' and agrees with the ma- jority of the trade regarding the stock situation. M. M. rOBT WORTH, TEX. *. In-1885 the firm of Drumm & Baker Bros., of this city, was founded. In 1889 a division was made and the firm of Baker Bros, was formed, composed of William Baker and James B. Baker. The business started with a little heal yard for fruit trees and two small greenhouses. Today the capital and sur- plus of the company is approximately $100,000, counting nothing for the good will and the value of the fact that it is a going concern. Baker Bros. Co. was formed in 1907 after the death of William Baker, with J. B. Baker as president and general manager and W. J. Baker as secretary and treasurer. The company makes a specialty
Size: 1417px × 1762px
Photo credit: © Library Book Collection / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecad, booksubjectfloriculture, bookyear1912
