. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 88 i'l The Florists' Review August 14, 1918. Areca Lutescens THE LARGEST STOCK OF THIS GRACEFUL PALM IN AMERICA. A-1 QUALITY. Grown Right Priced Right Shipped Right 2%-inch pots, single plants $ per 100; $ per 1000 4 -inch pots, 3 plants to pot, heavy per 100; per 1000 See double-page ad, Florists' Review, July 24, for full fall price list. Don't forget the S. A. F. Convention in Detroit. We'll be there. Branch NORWOOD, PA. ROBERT CRAIG CO., 4900 Market St., Piiiladelphia, Pa. DETEOIT. The Market. Business last week was unus
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 88 i'l The Florists' Review August 14, 1918. Areca Lutescens THE LARGEST STOCK OF THIS GRACEFUL PALM IN AMERICA. A-1 QUALITY. Grown Right Priced Right Shipped Right 2%-inch pots, single plants $ per 100; $ per 1000 4 -inch pots, 3 plants to pot, heavy per 100; per 1000 See double-page ad, Florists' Review, July 24, for full fall price list. Don't forget the S. A. F. Convention in Detroit. We'll be there. Branch NORWOOD, PA. ROBERT CRAIG CO., 4900 Market St., Piiiladelphia, Pa. DETEOIT. The Market. Business last week was unusually quiet. Gladioli are plentiful. Many new varieties are in the market. One particularly handsome variety is of an American Beauty shade. The raJii which we have needed so badly arrived at last and the results will, no doubt, be notice- able in outdoor stock. Various Notes. Mrs. J. McGannon, of the staff of James McKellar, Columbus, O., was vis- iting in Detroit recently en route for Mackinac. Harry Breitmeyer returned from Chi- cago last week. He motored both ways. Fred Breitmeyer has also returned from Chicago. Miss Fitzgerald, of the Michigan Cut Fower Exchange, is on a trip up the St. Lawrence river and through the Thou- sand islands. John Berlin, of the same firm, is spending his time at the summer resorts near Detroit. George Demling is at Grand lake, Mich. ' E. C. G. Decatur, HI.—Daut Bros., who find business growing, are displacing their old refrigerator with one of much larger size, containing a display case in front and a big storage compartment in the rear. The box is being built by the A. L. Eandall Co., Chicago. GERANIUMS $ per 100 HARDY IVIES $ per 100 5-inch per 100 6-inch per 100 ASCHMANN BROS. SectM lai Brittal Its. aid Ritina Sm Ave. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mention The Kerlew when you write. Mention The Review when yon write. Plants for Fall Stock GERANIUMS, fine 2> Natt, Bachner and Double Grant. $ per 100; $27.
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