. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 220 The American Florist Aug. 21. HEACOCK'S KENTIAS Our stock consists of healthy, HOME-GROWN WELL ESTABLISHED Plants. ARECA LUTESCENS Each 6 inch pot. 3 plants in pot. 24 tu 26-incli liigh iO 75 6-inch ?? 3 26to28incli " l-OO 7inch ? 3 3U to 32-incli ? 2 00 COCOS WEDDELLIANA 2H-inch pot. 2V2-incli ? Per lOO 8 to lOincli liieh $10 00 10tol2-inch ?? 15 00 KENTIA BELMOREANA 5-i]ich pot, 6-inch pot, 6-incli pot. 6-inch pot. 7-inch pot or tul>. ?'-incli tub, 'i-iiich tub. 5 incli pot. 6 inch pot. 6-iDch pot. b
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 220 The American Florist Aug. 21. HEACOCK'S KENTIAS Our stock consists of healthy, HOME-GROWN WELL ESTABLISHED Plants. ARECA LUTESCENS Each 6 inch pot. 3 plants in pot. 24 tu 26-incli liigh iO 75 6-inch ?? 3 26to28incli " l-OO 7inch ? 3 3U to 32-incli ? 2 00 COCOS WEDDELLIANA 2H-inch pot. 2V2-incli ? Per lOO 8 to lOincli liieh $10 00 10tol2-inch ?? 15 00 KENTIA BELMOREANA 5-i]ich pot, 6-inch pot, 6-incli pot. 6-inch pot. 7-inch pot or tul>. ?'-incli tub, 'i-iiich tub. 5 incli pot. 6 inch pot. 6-iDch pot. b-inch pot. 6 to 7 leaves (i to 7 ? 6 to 7 6 to 7 ?? 6 to 7 ? 6 to 7 '? 6io7 18-inch hieh 22 to 24-inch " 24to26incii ? 26 to 28-inch " 34 to 36 incli 42 to 48-inch " 48 to 54-iiicli very Each Per doz. Per 100 5 6 00 $50 00 12 UO 13 00 18 00 30 00 .... Each$5 00 ? 600 $1 00 . 1 25 . 1 ;o . 2 50 KENTIA FORSTERIANA Each Per doz. 61eavcs. IS to 20-inch hiBh jU 60 $6 00 5to6 ?' 28to30-inch " 100 12 00 6 30to32-inch ? 125 15 CO 6 34to36-inch ' 150 18 00 MADE UP KENTIA FORSTERIANA Eacli 7-inch pot or tub. 4 plants in pot, 36-inch high $2 50 4-inchtub. 4 ' tnli. 42 to 48-inch higii 5 00 Joseph Heacock Co., Wyncote, Pa. Davenport, la. The tropical heat and drought continues, and not a drop of rain for the past three weeks. Flowers never were so scarce as at present. Asters have dried up in the field, and all out- door flowers are very poor. A few roses and carnations are to be had, but these are short of stem and of poor quality. Lilies and gladioli are about done. Sweet peas are also a thing- of the past. In fact, there is nothing good to be had at present. A few funeral orders now and then remind the florist that he is still in business. Bulbs are arriving every day and are receiving the attention of the florists, who, although every day the temperature is above !10°, are mindful of the fact that there is a cold- er day coming. Most of the carnations have
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