. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . erial,800-801-02-07Greenhouse Wood-work 800 Ground Bone 800 Ground Pine 791 Gutters 801 Hail Insurance 792 Heating 800-01-02 Hemlock Bark 790 Hose 802 Humus 800 Insecticides 766-800 Irrigation 801 Ivy Leaves 790 Laurel 791 Laurel Festooning., , .791Leucothse 790-92 Lumber 807 Magnoha Leaves 792 Manure 800 Mastica 802 Moss 790-91-92 Nioo-Furae 769-800 Nikoteen 769-800 Paper Pots 760-99 Palmetto Leaves 792 Pecky Cypress 800-07 Pipe 800-01-02 Pipe Fittings, , ,800-01-07
. The Florists' exchange : a weekly medium of interchange for florists, nurserymen, seedsmen and the trade in general . erial,800-801-02-07Greenhouse Wood-work 800 Ground Bone 800 Ground Pine 791 Gutters 801 Hail Insurance 792 Heating 800-01-02 Hemlock Bark 790 Hose 802 Humus 800 Insecticides 766-800 Irrigation 801 Ivy Leaves 790 Laurel 791 Laurel Festooning., , .791Leucothse 790-92 Lumber 807 Magnoha Leaves 792 Manure 800 Mastica 802 Moss 790-91-92 Nioo-Furae 769-800 Nikoteen 769-800 Paper Pots 760-99 Palmetto Leaves 792 Pecky Cypress 800-07 Pipe 800-01-02 Pipe Fittings, , ,800-01-07 PlantFood 800 Posts 801-07 Pots 799 Prepared Palms 792 Princess Pine 792 Putty 800 Putty Bulbs 801 Putty Machines 800 Refrigerators 791 Ribbons 791 Sash 800-01-02-07 Soalecide 800 Seed Packets 762 Sphagnum Mos8790-91-92 Stakes 769-92 Supports 769-92 Tanks 802 Tobacco Produets769-S00 Toothpicks 790 Tree Guards 792 Tubes 801-07 Ventilating 800-07 Vermine 800 Wheat Shear 792 Wholesale Florists 793-94-795-96-97-98 Wild Smilax 790-91 Wire 792 Wire Designs 792 Wreaths 790-91 Wants 803-04-05-06 756 The Florists Exchange. A Money Making Proposition forProgressive Florists One of the many uses of Hills Hardy Evergreens We ail know what difficulty we had last year in getting Box trees herein good condition. I suppose it is true that 75 per cent, of these weredamaged in transit, or received in such bad condition that they could notbe used for the following Winter for boxes and for other purposes for whichwe have been using them. Now, a very good substitute for Box treeswould be small evergreens, which our American nurserymen are alreadypreparing for this purpose. Winter boxes filled with nice evergreens, dwarfevergreens, which to my mind are even prettier, because more diversifiedthan the Box trees, would prove very attractive. ROBERT CRAIG. Philadelphia. Hills Hardy Evergreens FOR WINDOW BOXES AND TUBBING With the growing scarcity of Boxwoods and other imported plant material, Hardy Eve
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