. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Very best dark green, hardy stock, from Qlenwood, Mich., grown on heavy black soil, $ par lOOO. This is the month to set out Fam plants. This black soil produces the finest that grow. Price for trial case, six varieties, something choice, $ Hardy clumps of Ferns that vfiW thrive in shade anywhere; also Sun Ferns, that will thrive in the sun. Cash from imknown parties. E. H. HITCHCOCK, - GLENWOOD, MICH. Mention The Review when yon write. tion to the newspaper correspondents in this city. Mr. Engler has been success- ful in increasing his fa
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Very best dark green, hardy stock, from Qlenwood, Mich., grown on heavy black soil, $ par lOOO. This is the month to set out Fam plants. This black soil produces the finest that grow. Price for trial case, six varieties, something choice, $ Hardy clumps of Ferns that vfiW thrive in shade anywhere; also Sun Ferns, that will thrive in the sun. Cash from imknown parties. E. H. HITCHCOCK, - GLENWOOD, MICH. Mention The Review when yon write. tion to the newspaper correspondents in this city. Mr. Engler has been success- ful in increasing his fatlier 's business, and his friends predict a bright future for him in his new undertaking. T^e Joseph Heacock Co. completed planting its new rose house at Eoelofs June 14. It is said to contain about 12,000 Killarney, 6,000 White Killarney and near a thousand each of Radiance, Ladv Hillingdon and Mrs. Aaron Ward, and'500 Double White Killarney. S. S. Skidelsky sailed for Europe June 18. The Robert Craig Co. has had a splen- did season. The new range at Norwood is j)rogressing well. Outdoor planting is completed at the Michell place at Andalusia. Maurice Fuld considers Tausendschon a wonder- ful rose, the finest in its class. M. Rice & Co. are installing new labor- saving devices in their annex. The steamer Graf Waldersee brings them the first of the 's novelties. Charles H. Campbell will occupy his own store at 3601 Germantown avenue for the next two months; he will then have temporary quarters during the erec- tion of the theater and expects to return to his old location when the theater is completed, about January 1. Mr. Camj)- bell's store will not be closed at any time, as incorrectly stated last week. Mrs. John C. Gracey, Miss Geschick and Miss Josephine Michell were prize winners in the ladies' contest held at the Florists' Club's games June 6. Phil. GEEENWICH, CONN. The regular monthly meeting of the Westchester and Fairfield Horticultural Society "was he
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