. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. MCHIGAN CDTFLOWER EXCHANGE, 264-266 Randolph St., Detroit,Nich. Heatleii Tlie Ravitm when yon write. JOHNS CREEK EVERGREEN CO. Grant Presnell, Mgr. DEL RIO. TENN. All Idnds' of Evei^criis. Boxwood, any quantity, 8c. 12-18 sprays Englisfa Ivy, 8c per lb. Mountain Ivy and Laurel. 2c per lb. Xmas Trees, 4-8 feet, Balsam, Ornamental Spruce. Georgria Pine, White Cedar, from 2Bc to 76c each. Moss, 2^c. Fancy and DaKK«r Ferns, VKper 1000. Holly, Bouquet Green, 8c per lb. Look us up; we are very large shippers. Shipping point, Del Rio, Tenn. Cash, please.
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. MCHIGAN CDTFLOWER EXCHANGE, 264-266 Randolph St., Detroit,Nich. Heatleii Tlie Ravitm when yon write. JOHNS CREEK EVERGREEN CO. Grant Presnell, Mgr. DEL RIO. TENN. All Idnds' of Evei^criis. Boxwood, any quantity, 8c. 12-18 sprays Englisfa Ivy, 8c per lb. Mountain Ivy and Laurel. 2c per lb. Xmas Trees, 4-8 feet, Balsam, Ornamental Spruce. Georgria Pine, White Cedar, from 2Bc to 76c each. Moss, 2^c. Fancy and DaKK«r Ferns, VKper 1000. Holly, Bouquet Green, 8c per lb. Look us up; we are very large shippers. Shipping point, Del Rio, Tenn. Cash, please. rPBiyO VAKCT AND DA60BB. ? ^ ?> I w ^ . Mom, Brergreen. Laiurel, tenioe and ,H«a^oek JBoogha, Xmas Treea. etc. Flneal HlMd«l«, Mms. Stock. PrtoeeBigu! N. J. SMITH, the Duke, the latter's motor car will be attached. Maurice Puld says he missed his train, which accounts for his non-appearance at the show Ln Bronx park September 26, when he had called a second meet- ing of those interestejj in the organiza- tion of the American Dahlia Society. Mr. Fuld has drafted a-constitution and by-laws. BOCHESTEB, N. H. This famous New Hampshire town was this year favored with magnificent weather for its thirty-ninth annual fair, the temperature ranging from 87 to 95 degrees in the shade from September 22 to 25. The flora! court was again in charge of Frank Shorey and was taste- fully arranged. In spite of the intense heat, flowers here kept remarkably well, this being one of the coolest and most refreshing departments of the fair. E. A. Coraon, as usual, showed plants in quantity, also floral designs, roses, carnations, etc., all of fine quality. The Kxeter Rose Conservatories had a fine display of roses, as had William H. Elliott from his big greenhouses in the near-by town of Madbury. H. E. Meader, dx Dover, had a splendid collec- tion of gladioli, some being excellent seedlings; also good floral designs in variety. J. K. Alexander, East Bridgewater, Mass., had an extensive show of
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