. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Four Styles l>>UiHI>il»Ht>>l»>»>t*>^H*ttt>**»»>»>>>^ ' ...>??>. V^..... V > One and two-color cover designs. -rx. NOTE OUR PRICES ON FINE IVY GREEN CUT FLOWER BOXES 21 X 5 X 3 per 100, $4 50 24x5x3i2 " H. G. BERNING, 30 X 5 X 3^ per 100, $ 24x8x4 " 0,50 PINE STREET, 28 X 8 X 5 per 100, $ 3()x8x5 " ST. LOUIS, MO. Mantton The Review when you write. Frank M. Ross is looking forward to a fjoo<l season. Till' show ilowors in the window of the Bellovue-Stratf
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Four Styles l>>UiHI>il»Ht>>l»>»>t*>^H*ttt>**»»>»>>>^ ' ...>??>. V^..... V > One and two-color cover designs. -rx. NOTE OUR PRICES ON FINE IVY GREEN CUT FLOWER BOXES 21 X 5 X 3 per 100, $4 50 24x5x3i2 " H. G. BERNING, 30 X 5 X 3^ per 100, $ 24x8x4 " 0,50 PINE STREET, 28 X 8 X 5 per 100, $ 3()x8x5 " ST. LOUIS, MO. Mantton The Review when you write. Frank M. Ross is looking forward to a fjoo<l season. Till' show ilowors in the window of the Bellovue-Stratford shop of J. J. Habermelil's Sons consisted of Dahlia Geisha Girl, set off by ferns, Chrysan- themum Golden Glow and Mrs. Charles Russell and Iladley roses. Edward Dornheim has accepted a po- sition with Charles E. Mcehan. The Philadeli)hia Cut Flower Co. is receiving carnations of quality. A. D. Livoni is not uj) to the market recjuirements as a dahlia of today. John Stanley, formerly of the Mill- brook-Lea greenhouses. West White- land, is at Sayre, Pa. Berger Bros, are receiving Golden Glow chrvsanthemums. The Chalfont Cut Flower Co., Chal- font. Pa., lias commenced cutting car- nations. W. C. Herbert, of David Herbert & Son, reports his dalilias .in fine condition at Atco, N. .1. Phil. NEWPORT, R. I. Horticultural Society Show. The fall show of the Newport Horti- cultural Society, lield in Convention hall, at the Beacii, was fully up to the standard, notwithstanding adverse con- ditions, the ball on tlie closing evening attracting a larger crowd than ever before. The net jiroceeds will be divided equally between the horticultural soci- ety in France and the Newport chajiter of tlie American Red Cross. One of the features of tlie show was the unusually fine collection of foliage plants, the winning group, by Victor May, gar- dener to E. B. Andrews, being as fine as anything ever seen here, the crotons being especially good. Mr. May also took premier honors in tli
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