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The Weekly Florists'' Review* 



LTARY 3, 1!)01. 



THE BIG FOUR. 



OUR INTRODUCTIONS OF NEW CARNATIONS FOR1901. 



Sunbeam: ^;''',?'';;Ll.'"h 



sten 



$1.50 $10 



Bon Homme Richard: 



form, good si/e. Stems 2'2 



and stem , 



Prolifica: L^'f'/L"'', 



White, exti 

 Iree bloon 



to S feet long. 



ripe on whit 



long, stiff st« 



Plrst lot ready February 1, 

 OTHER 



)f the above four varieties. 

 INTRODUCTIONS. 



f\Tdo7. Per 100 Per 1000 



GOV. BOOSEVEI.T 82. 50 $12.00 flOO.OO 



5 OO 16 00 13O.0O 



FBOSFEBITY 



NOBWAT $1.50 $10.00 $75 00 EGYPT $1 



I.OBNA 150 10 00 75.00 MEBMAIO 



IBEITE 1.50 10.00 75.00 DOBOTHY 1 



50 $10 00 $75.00 



6.0O 50.00 



50 10.00 75.00 



OTHER 



Mrs. Thos. \V. Laws 

 Olympia 



Genevieve Lord 



Ethel Crocker 



Morning Glorv 



Mrs. Geo. M. Bradt . 



G.H.Crane 



Chicago 



.i^inerica 



Gold Nugget 



VARIETIES. 



PerlOO 



.cense pink $7.U0 



.variegated . 



.pink 



■pink 



Gen. Gomez 



White Cloud 



Mrs. Frances Joost. 



Mrs. Jas. Dean 



lubilee 



5.00 

 5.00 

 5.00 

 4.00 



.light pink 4.00 



.variegated 3.00 



.scarlet 3.00 



.scarlet 3.00 



.scarlet 3.0O 



.yellow 3.00 



.crimson 2.00 



.pink 2.00 



.pink 2.00 



.scarlet 2 00 



Hill. 



.■\rgyle 



Daybreak 



William Scott 

 Evelina 



.variegated 1.00 8.00 



Standard Varieties Beady 

 r Descriptive Catalog-ue. 



3 CHICAGO CARNATION COMPANY, - - JOLIET, ILL. | 



THE LARGEST 

 FANCY CARNATION. 

 Ready March 1st. 



PROSPERITY 



All Orders Filled 



in 

 Strict Rotation. 



PRICES FOR ROOTED CUTTINGS. 



I Plant $0 50 ' 50 Plants $10 00 j 500 Plants $ 70 00 



J 2 Plants 5 00 JOO " J6 00 750 " J 01 25 



25 



8 25 250 



37 50 1000 



130 00 



-WRITE FOR FULL DESCRIPTION. 



DAILLEDOUZE BROS., - Flatbush, N. Y. 



KALAMAZOO, MICH. 



Christmas trade was the best \ve ever 

 had, the supply and demand being equal- 

 ly good. Koses and carnations were 

 |iIi'ntilHl and of good quality. Violets 

 -<Mr.c :ind poor. Some woe begone look- 

 iiil; iii\nns were still in 'evidence. Pot 

 |il:iiii-. -iicli :is azaleas, primulas and 

 |i"iii-i ti i:i- \\<ir ])!ontiful and sold read- 



er 



forluiiale 



till. ISeautics, ot which they have one 

 house, were good. The supply being 

 short and d'omand brisk have determined 

 Ihem to plant this rose more largely in 

 future. They are cutting some very fine 

 carnations of both the standard and new- 

 er sorts. Kthel Crocker and Lawson are 

 .l..i,i._r nniaik:il,ly well with them and 

 "ill linl inni'i' bench room nc.\t year. 

 Hill. Wliiir CI. Mill and Bradt are grown 

 in i|ii;iiiiii\ :iinl are superb. 'Ihey have 

 this year devoted one house to adiantum, 

 which is panning out well. Begonia 

 Cloire de Lorraine (of whirh they had 

 a table of nice sp'ecimcns) found ready 

 purchasers at from .$3 to .$.5 each. Poin- 

 settias were so much in favor they could 

 not nearly supply the demand. 



The Dunkley Floral Co. had sonic fine 

 carnations of standard sorts, the newer 

 varieties being also well represented. 

 They also had some fine < yclanien and 

 poinsettias. which found ready sale at 

 good prices. 



Queen Louise Carnation. 



This new Carnation produces the finest flowers, Is perfectly healthy and is the 



best white variety ever introduced. 

 IT BLOOMS EABI.Y. IT BLOOMS LATE. IT BLOOMS ALL THE TIME. 



February 15th. 



ember. No Other Carnation can stand such a test. 



Price $10.00 ?^S $75.00 f^So. 



J. L. DILLON, - BLOOMSBURG, PA. 



tlon The Revi* 



whan you writ 



most entirely to carnation culture, had 

 a splendid cut, his especial favorite be- 

 ing Armazindy, which h'e grows to per- 

 fection. 



The prospects for next month are 

 good. If prices hold up there won't be 

 so many long faces among our fiorist 

 friends for some time to come. 



RiBES. 



Advs. for our special Carnation Num- 

 ber, to be issued next week, must reach 

 us by next Wednesday morning at the 

 latest, and earlier will be better. 



The Floral Exeh:iri^. . r'liil;nM|,l,i:i. 

 report that they are Mi i I: nil •n |m i (.m 

 more for blooms of (In n n. w iM-r i,iiir.ii 

 of Edgely than for lli.i-r .-i ilim l.i-t 

 Beauties. At Christmas they rcccivcil 

 .$10 a dozen for their best Beauties and 

 $1.') a dozen for their best Queens. 



Headebs will confer a favor by send- 

 ing in items of trade interest. 



THADEN'S WIRE TENDRIL 



Does 

 foliage. Harbors no insects. 

 Makes the plant come to a straight 

 stem. Admits of free circulation of 

 air. Requires no ski'led labor to 

 place properly. Can be moved up 

 or down the stakes. Easily put 

 on and easily taken off; and are 

 durable. 

 Samples and prices on application. 



H. THADEN & CO., 



Florists and Seedsmen, 



23 S. Broad St . ATLANTA, QA. 



Dkine 

 )oted C 



CARNATIONS. 



All the best varieties. Write us, 



GEO. HANCOCK & SON, Grand Haven, Mich. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



