The Weekly Florists' Review. 



195 



McKELLAR & WINTERSOV 



Wholesale Dealers in Everything for Florists. 



DO YOl ^EED A^Y OF THE FOLLOWING? 



You will liiKl each jwticli? <l< 



1901 catalogue. 



Aprons. Rubber 



Aquarlunis 



Amaryllis 



Artlflclal Palina & Plants 



ArUflelal Flowers & Lvs. 



Artificial Palm Leaves 



Asparagus Plants 



Baskets 



Bits for Brace: 



Bellows 



Blreh Bark W: 



Boilers 



Bone Meal 



Bouquet Papei 



Bouquet Pins 



Bostouiensis F 



Boxes. Folding. Ma 



Burlap 



Bulbs. 

 Allium Neapolitanun: 

 Begonia Tub'rs Roote 



Dutch Hyaciutha 

 French Romans 

 Freesias 

 Gloxinia 

 SladloU 



Tulips 

 Cane Stakes 

 Cape Flowers 

 Carnations. R. (;. 

 Chains. Brass 

 Chenille 



Chrlslniaa Tree Holders 

 Coal for -Wagon Heaters 

 ('.icoannt Fibre 

 rMiuHihi.ui Plant Tubs 

 iMiMiT' ssedAlrSpray'rs 

 I c'lo., silk, ami Tassels 



Flower Seeds 

 Flower stems Wired 

 Flower Pots 

 Folding Flower Boxes 

 Foods. Plant. Poultry. 



Palm 

 Porks. Spading, etc. 

 Fountains 

 French Green Moss 



lirrenhouse Gutters 



Grindstones 



Hammers 



Hand Carts 



Handkere"f 8. Lace, Paper 



Hardv Roses 



Hardy Climbers 



Hai-dy Perennials 



Iron Chairs. Settees. 



Vases. Plant Stands 

 Jardinieres 



Jai'dlnieres & Pedestals 

 Japanese Fern Balls 



Labels. Glass. Pot. Ship- 

 ping. Wooden. Tree 



Lawn Chairs. 



Mowers 

 Settees 

 Sprinklers 



Fertilizers 

 Letters and Lettering 

 Lilies. Callas 



Ismene Calathina 



Longiflorum 



Harrisil 



of the Valley 



Pants. Hardy 

 lant Stands, 

 Foods. Stakes. Tubs 



Powder Blowers 



Pot Covers 



Pots, Flower. Sprink- 

 ling, Watering 



Riddles 

 Ribbons 

 Roses. Hardy 



t-ic Work and Wa 



and printed 

 Tanks, Water & Liquid. 



Manure 

 Thermometers 

 Tbreatis 



Tinfoil. Plain. Violet 

 Tisue Papr.Pln & Col'd 

 Tongs 



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. Wired 



Screw Drivers 

 ScoUay Sprinklers 

 Scoops 



and Paper 



lam 



Id H'rdw'd Ash's 



Plower.Glass. Indurat- 

 ed Fibre. Iron. Iron 

 Grave. Lawn. Stone 



Vase Holders, Kiffs 



Vises. Pipe 



Emblems. lumiortelle 

 Fairy Flowers 

 Faucets 

 Ferns, Small 



Bostoniensis 



NephroiepisWittholdli 



Holders 



Menders 



Nozzles 



Rubber 



Shut Off CocV 



Sprinklers 



Mosses 



Moss. French Green, 

 chid. Sheet. Sphagi 



Wa 



French 



'■ Speciosium Sorts 

 Lily of the Valley 

 Miscellaneous Bulbs 

 Narcissus 

 Oxalis 

 Spiraea 

 Spring Bulbs 



Balls. Japanese 

 Fertilizers 

 Fire Extiuguishei 



Hoes. Garden 

 Holly 

 Ice Boxes 

 Immortelles 



Designs. Emblems 

 Indurated Fibre Ware 

 Insecticides 



oods 



Moss Wreathi 



Nikoteen 



Nlkoteen Punk 



Nozzles. Hose 



Orchid Flowers. Peat. 



Moss Material, Plants 

 Palm Pood 



Palms &Decor've Plants 

 Pampas Plumes 

 Paper and Twine 

 Photographs, Books 

 Pipe Cutters. Fittings. 



Reducers. Plugs, etc , 



Valves. Vises. 



Wrenches. Tongs, etc 



Shears. Pruning. et< 



Wire. etc.. Grass 

 Sheaves. Wheat 



Shipping Tags 



Silk Cords and Tassels 



ting 



•ing Pots 

 Weeders 



White Lead and Putty 

 Wheat. Loose, Sheaves 

 Wheelbarrows 

 Willow Plateaux 

 Wire, Annealed, Copper. 

 Silkaline Cutters. Designs. Gal- 



Soil Crush'rs&Pulver'rs vanlzed. Nippers and 

 Sp.ides pliers. Plant Stands 



si)hae;i Kni.is Wreaths. Cycas. French 



si:L,i-i,uiii .M..^^ Green Moss. Metal. 



^- '.iv Lawn Holly, etc. 

 !• .1. Wrenches. Pipe. Monkey 



If you have not received a copy write us lor one. Seut free. You need it in your buslne.s.s. 



45-47-49 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO, 



PETOSKEY, MICH. 



Christmas trade was line. Sold out 

 slick and clean. Besides ordering from 

 Grand Rapids, bought all the local flow- 

 ers at hand; sold them and still calls for 

 more. The people of this vicinity are 

 getting a little used to holiday prices. 

 Seven years ago, when I launched out in 

 business it was up hill work to make the 

 people comprehend that flowers cost n ore 

 at the holiday s'oason. When coming 

 to purchase they would remark: "Why, 

 I bought only two weeks ago carnations 

 for 30 cents a dozen, now you ask 60 

 cents." But they are fast becoming ed- 

 ucated to it. 



Cut flowers sold more readily than 

 plants. Holly and holly wreaths went 

 like hot cakes. The lea'ding calls v.cre 

 for carnations, roses, late mums and 

 stevia; bulbous stock went slow and car- 

 nations took the lead. Happy new year 

 to the trade. M. A. Long. 



Uniontown, Pa. — Barton Bros, say 

 their Christmas trade was much larger 

 than in any previous year. They sold 

 all they had and could have sold a 

 good deal more. 



In oitk classified advs. ^-ou can find 

 everything you want all the' time. 



Mapiewood Cut Flower and 



Plant C0« Geo. M. KELLOGG, Pres. 



Growers ol CUT FLOWERS at Wholesale. 



Regular shipping orders given special attention. We 

 have the largest plant west ot Chicago. 



Store: 906 Grand Ave., KANSAS CITY, MO. 

 Greenhouses: Pleasant Hill. Mo. 



WHOLESALE STORE, 



^^^ MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.^^^^ 



points in Minnesota, both bakotas', Montana, 

 etc. BEAUTIES and MBTEURS In quantity. 



TRY US. 



BRANT & NOE 124-128 Sixth Street N. 



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Climbing Roses. 



TWO GBANDEST : 



ClinibiiijL:' Kalserin, white, 



$10.00 to $15.00 per hundred. 

 Climbing' Wootton, red, 



$10.00 per hundred. 



Field grown, own roots, 2 to S fret. 

 Plenty of other sons, bush and climbers, hardy and tender 

 THE HOWI.AITD NUBSEBT CO., 



I.OS aitoei.es, CAI.. 



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NEW GERANIUM 

 LITTLE PINK 



OrDonMe Pink "Mars," one of the best nov- 

 elties of the Mars family. The first double of this 

 class ever offered to the trade. It is a very dwarf, 

 bushy, compact and extra free blooming variety, 

 not exceeding* toll inches in height. Its trusses 

 a pleasing shade of bright pink, upper petals white 

 at the base. Unlike Mars or .America in color, it 

 has no trace of salmon shading. Its miniature 

 trusses stand erect, 3 to 6 inches above the foliage. 

 It is excellent for bedding, for the border, or as a 

 pot plant. Too much praise cannot be given this 

 grand little pink variety. Price Jo.OO per doz., 

 $3.5.00 per 100. Half-tone cuts will be Inrnished 

 free of charge for catalogue. Correspondence so- 

 licited. Orders booked now for fall and winter de- 

 livery. Received certificate of merit at the New 

 York Convention of the Society of American 

 Florists. 



W. E. HALL - CLYDE, OHIO. 



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