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The Weekly Florists* Review. 



THE LARGEST 

 FANCY CARNATION 

 Ready March 1st. 



PRICES 



I Plant $0 50 



J2 Plants 5 00 



25 " 8 25 



PROSPERITY 



All Orders Mlled 



Strict Rotation. 



FOR ROOTED CUTTINGS. 



50 Plants $10 00 500 Plants $70 00 



JOO " J6 00 750 « JOJ 25 



! 250 " 37 50 I 1000 « J 30 00 



WRITE FOR FULL DESCRIPTION. 



DAILLEDOUZE BROS., - Flatbush, N. Y, 



KANSAS CITY. MO. 



Xew Year's day tiade was in keeping 

 with that of the previous weel:, there 

 being a brisk demand for all good stock 

 with no reduction in prices. 



The new century was ushered in witli a 

 grand ball given at Convention hall. 

 Everything was carried out on a most 

 elaborate scale, it li.lni; liir hiIcuIh.h to 

 make this ball \hr -1,11101 -1 :iil;iii m| the 

 kind ever held m i\:iii~,i- 1 ii\. \'\i,- im- 

 mensity of the dr. tii;itioii iiuiy be judj,'cd 

 from the fact that twelve car loads of 

 southern smilax, holly and other green 

 material were used, all of which were 

 purchased from the south, niid ]iiit tip 

 under the direction of tin > Mnnnii Ir, in 

 charge, consequently tln' ilnri-i~ -,1 m.is 

 were dispensed with. Tlir -]i:i.i(iii~ .nr- 

 ridor surrounding the hall was turned 

 into a regular forest, all the wood and 

 stone work being completely covered with 

 hemlock and needle pine. This feature of 

 the decoration was much admired. Set- 

 tees were placed among groves of trees 

 and refreshments served after the style 

 of a summer garden party. 



The boxes in the main hall were 

 trimmed with magnolia sprays and arti- 

 ficial flowers used in the absence of real 

 blooms. From the sides and corners of 

 the great hall, massive festoons of ever- 

 greens two hundred feet in length ex- 

 tended to a false ceiling or panel formed 

 beneath the steel rafters, which were 

 closely covered with smilax; from the 

 center of the panel depended a huge bell 

 of evergreen fifteen feet in diameter. At 

 every glance whole holly trees could be 

 seen heavily laden with berries. The en- 

 tree decoration was interspersed with 

 beautiful colored (?lc((iir li.^hN. Cir- 

 geous indeed were tlu' .i-niiiii< \\<nn 

 there by the 400 on tli. nuln ..f !),■,■, 

 31st; and every lady w^i~ . iili,i <anyiii^' 

 or wearing a bouquet of tlic best IIowck 

 obtainable. 



Business remains active, with a scar 

 city of all kinds of stock. Weather is 

 mild with plenty of sunshine, which 

 ought to make the growers feel happv. 

 H. ,T. M. 



Sprixgfield, III.— The \\\ T. Buckley 

 Plant Co. has succeeded to the business 

 of the South Side Floral Co. H. P. 

 Buckley retires from the business on ac- 

 count of ill health and it will be car- 

 ried on by his son under the above men- 

 tioned title. 



The Lehman wagon heater has grown 

 very rapidly in popularity with florists 

 and is now considered indispensable for 

 all deliveries of plants and flowers in 

 cold weather. Its extreme simplicity 

 and inexpensiveness are its great ad- 

 vantages. 



167,000 ROOTED CARNATIONS 



Mrs.A.Mitting, clear pink, 1901 l.S*- 

 DeRoo M itting.wliite.fine, 1901 1.50 



Sunbeam (C. C. Co,) 1901 1.50 



Bon Homme Richard (C. C, 



.$1,50 $10.00 $75,C0 



10.00 

 10.00 

 10.00 



Nydia(C. C. Co ) 1901 



Prolifica(C. C, Co, i 1901 



California Gold iHilli, 1901 ... 

 Plnlc sport friiiii Victor and Ar 



1.50 10,00 75,00 



1.50 10.00 75.00 



We guarantee A No. 1 Cuttings t 



i pack m cut flower 

 Qtmg this season fn 



We Boot 10,000 Carnations s 



ival. If not accepted reti 



...PLANTS. 



Per 100 



.Asparagus Piumosus Nanus, 8}^-m $5.00 



True Boston Fern, 8!4-in 5.00 



True Boston Fern, extra strong, 2;4-in 3.00 



20,000 .Alternantheras, red, also pink, strong, 



2ii-in 1.50 



10,000 Sedum variegatum. 2ii'-in 1.50 



10,000 Cigar plants, 2'»-in 1,50 



10,000 M, Louise Violets, 2' 

 30.000 Coleus. 10 named var 

 5,000 California Moss, for 

 5,000 Choice Mixed Geran 

 5,000 Jerusalem Cherries,; 

 1,0(10 Vinca variegatum, 2' 



Pla 



; too I 



THE MORRIS FLORAL CO., Morris, III. 



Queen Louise Carnation. 



This new Carnation prodnces the finest flowers, is perfectly healthy and is the 



best white variety ever introduced. 

 IT BLOOMS I:ABI.Y. IT BLOOMS LATE. IT BLOOMS ALL THE TIME. 



Our price list contains cuts from photographs taken everv two u.-eks Murine tlu- im.iitlis i.l l'"i-hriiary, 

 March, .^pril, Mav, June, October and November, No other Carnailnn can stand such a test. 



?e=h1?a^ryX5th. PriCB $10.00 i>^S, $75.00 ?o*So. 



COME AND SKE It OK S1-:NI) FhK riKCULAK. 



J. L. DILLON. 



BLOOMSBURG, PA. 



when you 



THELAWSON 

 CARNATION 



is rapidU licnionstr.itiiif; it^ commercial 

 value allovor the country. ThiTc will ],<■ 

 a heavy demand lor rooted cuttings this 

 season. My stock is in line condition, clean 

 and vigorous. Rooted cuttintjs, ready now 

 or for later delivery. Price pt-r ioo,$7.00; 

 per looo, $60.(10. Terms strictly cash 

 from unktiown parties. Send all orders 

 direct to 



PETER FISHER, 



No Agent. ELLIS, MASS. 



Monllon The Ttcvlcw when you write. 



Climbing Roses. 



TWO GRANDEST : 



Cliiiihiii^ Iviiisei'iii, wliito, 



$10.00 to $15.00 per hundred. 

 Climbing Woottoii, red, 



$10.00 per hundred. 



Mily of other sorts, bush and cliin'iers. hardy and tender 

 THE HOWLAHD NURSERY CO , 



LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



^"^-"-0, CARNATIONS. 



Grand Haven. Mich. 



