. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Januaby 6, 1921 The Rorists^ Review 39 THE NATIONAL SENSATION THE FASTEST SELLING NOVELTY IN THE WORLD DAWSON'S LUCKY WEEGEE DUCK For St. V A L E N T I N E. For E A S T E R DAWSON FEEDING HIS WEEGEE DUCKS They are fashioned from large knob California pine cones, brilliantly painted, with grotesQue heads, feet and plumage, and create no end of good humor. Packed one in a box. with clever verse gift card; suitable foi parcel post mailing, and sold in not less than two dozen lots (all ditferent) at $ per dozen. F. 0. H. California. Immediate orde
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Januaby 6, 1921 The Rorists^ Review 39 THE NATIONAL SENSATION THE FASTEST SELLING NOVELTY IN THE WORLD DAWSON'S LUCKY WEEGEE DUCK For St. V A L E N T I N E. For E A S T E R DAWSON FEEDING HIS WEEGEE DUCKS They are fashioned from large knob California pine cones, brilliantly painted, with grotesQue heads, feet and plumage, and create no end of good humor. Packed one in a box. with clever verse gift card; suitable foi parcel post mailing, and sold in not less than two dozen lots (all ditferent) at $ per dozen. F. 0. H. California. Immediate orders accompanied by check will insure prompt delivery. S. A. DAWSON Grand Central Palace, 8th Floor, New York City best in the world John Th(?ead,Co' Lowell, Mass, ,^y'^#/',^,/'/'///#/w^^^^ The Meyer Florists' threads are the longest and strongest in the world are used by the leading Retailers and Growers throughout the world. Be sure and get the Meyer brand and you will always get the best. Manafaeturfd by the JOHN C. METER THREAD WORKS, LOWELL, MASS. gardenias come in and these sell at $6 per dozen. The sale of asparagus is restricted while stevia is abundant. There is a fair sale of cyclamens and other pot plants. At Christmas at the leading retail stores high-priced plants, like Otaheite oranges, did not sell out, and there was less demand for ej'cla- mens, poinsettias, etc., selling above $10 than in 1919. Pans of hyacinths and other Dutch bulbs have made their appearance. Various Notes. The Boston Florists' Association held its monthly meeting at the City Club January 4. The principal business was the installation of the officers for 1921. The Horticultural Club held a meeting at the Parker House January 5 and en- joyed a lecture on "Propagation," bv William H. Judd, of the Aritold Ar- boretum. The annual meeting of the Massachu- setts Horticultural Society occurs at 2 p. m., January 8. The retiring presi- Buy Direct from the Grower Supreme Quality Ru
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