. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 92 The Florists' Review May 18, 1922 WIRE A RELIABLE SOURCE FOR MEMORIAL DAY Roses Carnations Cecile Brunners Gladioli Dwarf Snapdragon Sweet Peas Marigolds Marguerites Gilly Stocks Statice Callas Gypsophilas Adiantum Plumosus AT PRICES NEVER COMPLAINED OF F. C. JAEGER & SON, "^ 141 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal. lirm had an uttiaetive May day window. A huge Maypole was placed in the (tenter of their window, surrounded by four large cut flower baskets made up principally of Darwin tulips and roses, with an overhead trimming of small cut f
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 92 The Florists' Review May 18, 1922 WIRE A RELIABLE SOURCE FOR MEMORIAL DAY Roses Carnations Cecile Brunners Gladioli Dwarf Snapdragon Sweet Peas Marigolds Marguerites Gilly Stocks Statice Callas Gypsophilas Adiantum Plumosus AT PRICES NEVER COMPLAINED OF F. C. JAEGER & SON, "^ 141 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal. lirm had an uttiaetive May day window. A huge Maypole was placed in the (tenter of their window, surrounded by four large cut flower baskets made up principally of Darwin tulips and roses, with an overhead trimming of small cut flower baskets, made out of various flowers. The Wilson-Crout-Gehr Co. is rushed with tlie bedding plant business. The firm is doing a large shipping and in- town business at present. The company is specializing in Hat stock this spring. Mr. Wriglit, of the Forest Grove Floral Co., was a trade visitor a few days ago. He reports a large call for bedding jdants. The llolden Floral Co. is still cutting some fine Darwin tulips. Edward Clarke, formerly with the Woodlawn Flower Shop, of Seattle, Wash., was a trade visitor a week ago. Mr. Clarke is general manager for H. B. Watson, of Chehalis, W;uili. J. II. Raker, of Olynipia, Wash., was a trade visitor in tliis city a few days ago. S. K. Sanford, of the Capital City Greenhouses, of Olympia, Wash., was a trade visitor in this city. The Van Kirk Floral Co. is coming in with a fine croji of sna])dragons and carnations tor Mcnioriiil day. The firm is cutting a fine cro]) of Chinook cirna- tioiis. (iustave Wciscnstein, (tf the Lak(>- woo<l Greenhouses, bought the flower stand of .1. Betz a few days ago. J. Betz is a pioneer florist in this city and wishes to retire. Kddie N'ausar, of the Siiiith Flower Sho]), ri'turnecl from his vacation a few days :i«i(i; iiis home is in Hockawav Ueach. Several thousinnl people visited the Oregon Bulb Farm in Polk county, i^undiiy. May 7. Several hundred dozens of cut tulips were sold on the grou
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