. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 962 The American Florist. Jan. i6. St. Paul, Minn. Trade since the holidays has been good. Stock is plentiful, which has not been the case for several years at this season. Carnations are abundant. We have seen them sold for 50 cents a dozen. Wm. Speth, who had charge of Aug. Swanson's Sixth Street store, has accepted a position with Holm & Olson. Mr. Speth is noted for his window dis- plays. The Mrs. M. A. Patten and Nelson Fisher carnations which Holm & Olson have received are much admired by the local g
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 962 The American Florist. Jan. i6. St. Paul, Minn. Trade since the holidays has been good. Stock is plentiful, which has not been the case for several years at this season. Carnations are abundant. We have seen them sold for 50 cents a dozen. Wm. Speth, who had charge of Aug. Swanson's Sixth Street store, has accepted a position with Holm & Olson. Mr. Speth is noted for his window dis- plays. The Mrs. M. A. Patten and Nelson Fisher carnations which Holm & Olson have received are much admired by the local growers. Carl Peterson, the "hyacinth king," is now bringing in Dutch hyacinths and tulips which sell readily. J. A. Vandervoort, representing C. J. Speelman & Sons, was the first "Dutch- man" to call this year. Haugen & Swanson have fine violets. Their Princess of Wales are the largest seen here. O. We Have Them ROBTED CARNATION CUTTINGS, taken from flower- ing stems only. Well rooted and in perfect health. 25,000 Now Rtady. Per 100 1000 Enchantress $ $ The Queen Fair Maid Gov. Wolcott Boston Market Mrs. T. W. Lawson SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. HENRY A. STEVENS CO., ''^«Ts*s'!'-. NEW LARGE-FLOWERING CALLA CALLA DEVONIENSIS. Blooming Callas From Seod In One Yoar The most beautiful and best Calla up to date without a doubt. It is equally valuable for pots and cut. It produces from 3 to 4 times as many flowers as the older sorts. The seedlings come true and will bloom profusely the first >ear. This Calla came from England about 6 years ago and is a ereat improvement on C. yEthiopica Its willing- ness to bloom is phenomenal while its culture is of the simplest. One year old plants often produce from 6 to 8 flowers which areof great beauty. They are pure white large and are borne on stout stalks. They aie also good keepers. If sown at inter- vals of 4 to 6 weeks this Calla can be had in bloo
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