. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 1 136 The Florists^ Review Mat 20, 1920. *^ & gg^te FOLEY GREENHOUSES. Bcusett & Waihbum't Mammoth Range at Gregga Station, Illinois BASSETT & WASHBURN need no introduction to the trade. The high quality of stock grown by them is known to all. Several years ago it was decided to gradually reduce the old range at Hinsdale, and build a new range at Greggs Station, close by. Two distinct types of houses were furnished by other builders, neither of which was of the type which Bassett & Washburn would use in the further development of th
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 1 136 The Florists^ Review Mat 20, 1920. *^ & gg^te FOLEY GREENHOUSES. Bcusett & Waihbum't Mammoth Range at Gregga Station, Illinois BASSETT & WASHBURN need no introduction to the trade. The high quality of stock grown by them is known to all. Several years ago it was decided to gradually reduce the old range at Hinsdale, and build a new range at Greggs Station, close by. Two distinct types of houses were furnished by other builders, neither of which was of the type which Bassett & Washburn would use in the further development of the range. PM In the Spring of 1916 the "Foley Semi-Iron House" was chosen as the most practical and economical, and immediately seven of our houses were built. The following season thirteen more of the same type were built. They then followed a little while later with another order for two more of the same size. This gives them a total of 22 FOLEY SEMI-IRON HOUSES Each 28 feet wide by 300 feet long Foley Channel Gutters and Patent Malleable Bar Brackets are used throughout. Repeat orders such as these are sure proof of "Foley Dependability" and leave no doubt as to the merits of "Foley ; THE FOLEY GREENHOUSE MANUFACTURING CO. DESIGNERS — BUILDERS — HEATING ENGINEERS 3248 West Thirty-first Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS NEWPOBT, R. I. The regular meeting of the Newport Horticultural Society was held at Music hall Tuesday evening, May 11. It was announced that Eichard Gardner had been engaged as manager of the spring flower shows under the auspices f,f the society, which are to be held June 24 and 25, and as manager of the Sep- tember show, the date of which has not yet been dectdetU^upon. Mr. Gardner gave the members an informal talk concerning orchid growing. A. T. Bunyard, of New York, was a visitor last week, making preparations for the summer trade. Oscar Schultz had two large decora- tions last week, which were out of the ordinary. The
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