. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 48 The Florists^ Review May 10, OAK GARLANDS Air Brushed 72 inches long $ each 3C inches long 50 each SHORT OAK SPRAYS—(5-lb. hampers net) green, brown, red. $ per hamper. MAGNOLIA LEAVES—(standard size hampers) brown, green, purple, $ hamper. Red only, - hamper. =CYCAS LEAVES= il Very Best Quality. These Prices will\onIy cover the Stock we have on hand. Place Your Order Now. 8 inch to 12 $ per 100 12 inch to 16 per 100 16 inch to 20 per 100 20 inch to 24 .$ per 100 24 inch t
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 48 The Florists^ Review May 10, OAK GARLANDS Air Brushed 72 inches long $ each 3C inches long 50 each SHORT OAK SPRAYS—(5-lb. hampers net) green, brown, red. $ per hamper. MAGNOLIA LEAVES—(standard size hampers) brown, green, purple, $ hamper. Red only, - hamper. =CYCAS LEAVES= il Very Best Quality. These Prices will\onIy cover the Stock we have on hand. Place Your Order Now. 8 inch to 12 $ per 100 12 inch to 16 per 100 16 inch to 20 per 100 20 inch to 24 .$ per 100 24 inch to 28 inch per 100 28 inch to 32 per 100 32 inch to 36 inch., 36 inch to 40 inch. 40 inch to 44 inch. .$ per 100 . per 100 . per 100 PITTSBURGH CUT FLOWER CO., PITTSBURGH, PA. Mention The Revle-w when you write. tions are that the Mothers' day business in Boston will far exceed that of any previous year. Retailers are pushing it more than ever before. Andrew Christensen, of Stoneham, has a grand crop of Carnation Matchless for Mothers' day. Ward, Pink Delight, Alice and the old Queen are also fine. F. J. Dolansky, of Lynn, is starting to cut fine blooms of Cattleya gigas, in addition to those of C. Mossiae. He also has splendid stock of Odontoglossum crispum and O. Pescatorei, Eenanthera Imschootiana and Oncidium flexuosum. The Halifax Garden Co., in addition to the regular and largo shipments of roses and carnations, is cutting good hybrid amaryllis, gardenias and ixias. Of the latter they are the largest local growers this season. A. E. E. Koch, of Nobscot, is a success- ful grower of Marguerite Mrs. Sander and now is making large shipments of this fine white variety. He also has yel- low marguerites, pink snapdragons and carnations. In spite of the war, inclement weather and other drawbacks, the preparations for the grand June exhibition of the Massacliusetts Horticultural Society, which will be held on the grounds of the "Wentworth I
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