. Die amerikanische Florist: Eine wöchentliche Zeitschrift für den Handel. Blumenkultur ; Floristen. 238 Die amerikanische Florist. 12.08.2g, mm M. ROBINSON &Amp; CO., Großhandel Kommission Floristen. Hardy Schnitt Evergreens und Floristen' liefert. BRONZE GALAX, beste Qualität... 8 $ 50 pro Fall, 10.000; GRÜN GALAX, beste Qualität... "7,50 pro Fall, 10.000. Neue Ernte DOLCH UND FANCY FARNE $ 1,00 pro 1000. Laurel Feitoonlng, Buchsbaum, Southern Wild und grün Smilax, Sphagnum Moos, Leucothoe Sprays usw. 5 Provinz St. und 9 Chapman Ort, Boston, Mass. Pflanzen für den Winter. Fortsetzung von Seite 235. Thorn (Rliamnus catharticu

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. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 238 The American Florist. Aug. 2g, mm M. ROBINSON & CO., Wholesale Commission Florists. Hardy Cut Evergreens and Florists' Supplies. BRONZE GALAX, best quality...$8 50 per case, 10, 000; GREEN GALAX, best quality... »7.50 per case, 10, 000. New Crop DAGGER AND FANCY FERNS $1.00 per 1000. Laurel Feitoonlng, Boxwood, Southern Wild Smilax, Sphagnum and Green Moss, Leucothoe Sprays, etc. 5 Province St., and 9 Chapman Place, BOSTON, MASS. Planting for Winter Effect. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 235. thorn (Rliamnus catharticus), so often used for a wind break, has attractive black fruits, as has also Rhodotypus kerrioides. The stag horn sumach (Rhus typhina) produces a marked effect in a winter landscape with its antler-like dense clusters of berries. The smooth sumach (R. glabra) is also useful as a winter fruit plant. THE KOW'.N. The European mountain ash (Sorbus aucuparius) with its bright red berries in large clusters, is especially useful for winter effect, and the yellow-berried form is also useful for variety. With an ever- green background they are especially at- tractive. .mong the vines for winter ef- fect nothing can surpass the bitter-sweet (Celastris scandens) with its winter ar- ray of orange berries. When the vine is allowed to grow as a shrub, forming an uneven mass of twining stems, covered w-ith attractive fruits it is particularly fine. C. articnlatus is also a splendid berried vine similar to the bitter-sweet. Vitis heterophylla, whose grape-like clus- ters of whitish-blue berries offer a va- riety in berry color are also interesting from the standpoint of winter effect. The variety of berried plants is not seriously limited by the effect of the higher latitudes, and when planting for winter effect if planted w'e may enjoy a profusion of color all winter, which will please the eye and make our winter walk through park or home grounds a joy which belongs peculiarly to the wint

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