. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igi6. The American Florist, 1343 PALMS Joseph Heacock Co., Wyncote, Pa. BOXWOODS—?^o^sTocK™'"^ Pyramids, 2 -ft $ each Pyramids, ZMt-ft each Pyramids. 3 -ft each Pyramids, 3V<.-ft each Standard Shape. 14.^14 In each Globes, 14x14 in each Heavy Bushes, 2-tt each Nice Bushes, 15-in 35c each F. O. FRANZEN =^\?H?ci'S?^'- SPECIALTIES Koscfl, from 3-inch pots. Chrysantheinains Carnations for fall delivery. Smilax, Violets IN BEST VARIETIES. Prices low. Send for list. Wood Brother
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. igi6. The American Florist, 1343 PALMS Joseph Heacock Co., Wyncote, Pa. BOXWOODS—?^o^sTocK™'"^ Pyramids, 2 -ft $ each Pyramids, ZMt-ft each Pyramids. 3 -ft each Pyramids, 3V<.-ft each Standard Shape. 14.^14 In each Globes, 14x14 in each Heavy Bushes, 2-tt each Nice Bushes, 15-in 35c each F. O. FRANZEN =^\?H?ci'S?^'- SPECIALTIES Koscfl, from 3-inch pots. Chrysantheinains Carnations for fall delivery. Smilax, Violets IN BEST VARIETIES. Prices low. Send for list. Wood Brothers, ^^^ A. N. Pierson, Inc. Wholesale Florists CROMWELL, CONN Mention the American Florist when writing If You are interested in Mid-Winter Blooming Plants or aDrthins in Soft Wooded Plants -Write- Geo. A. Kuhl, ^'•"pKSr''- Mention the American Florist when loriting Providence, R. I. FLORAL WOEK WEEK'S FEATURE. Stock is very plentiful. Roses shorten up at times, but again come on in heavy supply,, and sweet peas are arriving in large numbers and the flowers are of very good quality. The supply of gladioli is far in excess of the demand. Carnations are poor and most growers are throwing out their plants. There has been plenty of floral work during the past week, and every- body has been busy. Boston contin- ues to ship quantities of short roses to this market, but they clean up well. The first of the outdoor asters arrived this week. NOTES. Macnair has his annual water scene in his windows, and It is attracting an unusual amount of attention. The scene this year is the finest shown in this city for some time. A ton of water per minute goes over the falls into the large tank at the bottom and the roar is tremendous. The display can be seen from the street cars and is electrically lighted at night. Olney Williams is cutting large quantities of outdoor sweet peas, more than tYe local trade can dispose of, but he expects the out-of-town de- mand to take care of the balance
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