. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ji^EMBER 30, 1920 The Rorists^ Review 109 Violets — Cut Greens ROSES AND CECILE BRUNNERS DOMOTO BROS. Wholesalers—Shippers 440 BUSH STREET, oouSBSfaa^o SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. NAHONIA, FERNS. HUCKLEBERRY Fretk From Woads Mahonia, and $ per 1000. Brake Ferns, $ per 1000; $ per SOOO. Brake Ferns, 3Hi to 4 ft. Iodk, per 100; per 1000. Lomaria Ferns, 14 to 22 In. long, $ per 1000; $ per 6000. Sprace Cones, on branch, 5 to 6 Inches, $ per 1000. Cedar Fronds, 50c per bunch. Hnckleberrr, S6c per bunch. Salal, 36c p
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ji^EMBER 30, 1920 The Rorists^ Review 109 Violets — Cut Greens ROSES AND CECILE BRUNNERS DOMOTO BROS. Wholesalers—Shippers 440 BUSH STREET, oouSBSfaa^o SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. NAHONIA, FERNS. HUCKLEBERRY Fretk From Woads Mahonia, and $ per 1000. Brake Ferns, $ per 1000; $ per SOOO. Brake Ferns, 3Hi to 4 ft. Iodk, per 100; per 1000. Lomaria Ferns, 14 to 22 In. long, $ per 1000; $ per 6000. Sprace Cones, on branch, 5 to 6 Inches, $ per 1000. Cedar Fronds, 50c per bunch. Hnckleberrr, S6c per bunch. Salal, 36c per bunch. Sheet Moss, $ per 10-Ib. bag. Tree Moss, $ i>er bale. H. W. GOOCH WhoUsaU Florist TilUmook, On. Mention The HeTlew when you write. work included valley at $15 per hun- dred, orchids at $2 and $ each, vio- lets at $3 per hundred and calendulas. The supply of potted plants was un- usually large. Jerusalem cherries were abundant and were good sellers. They varied greatly in price, according to quality and size. Cyclamens were numerous, although the quality was not the best. The pink, lavender and red sold well, while the white flowers were not so popular. Various Notes. The Smith & Young Co. disposed of over 10,000 roses in less than three days. Thursday before Christmas was the largest day the company had ever ex- perienced. Greene's Flower Shop had an excel- lent Christmas trade. The business was considerably larger this year than last. Mr. Greene sold everything but a few of the cheaper plants. Bertermann Bros. Co. reported Christ- mas business was good, that plants were in heavier demand than cut flowers, but that prices were not so high this year as they were last. A. Wiegand's Sons Co. had an at- tractive Christmas window. To the back and at each side were bay trees made almost solid with artificial poinsettias. With these and greens as a background, the front of the window was elaborately decorated with real poinsettias both in cut blooms an
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