264 



1 'he Weekly Florists' Review. 



SAMUEL S. PENNOCK. Wholesale 



( Commencing October 1st, 1900, will I 

 I be open from 7:00 a. m., to 9:00 p. m. \ 



riorist 



American Beauties and Valley 



Our 

 Specialties. 



1612-14-16-18 Ludlow St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Various Items. 



Tlu' Omaha iloiists are always busy, 

 altliinit;li lliuv liave not been tooting 

 111. II li I n- Id a great extent. Trade has 

 ''•■> : ! !ih a few intervals of hill. 

 ■>] 1 1 111- to be more plentiful (as 



li.i 1^ i'lMi plenty of sunshine) and 

 1- -I I'liu .11 iitir prices. 



II -- A ■~\\i.lpoda are bringing in a fine 



>i li 1 1.nvns, including a fine variety 



ot lulijjs and lilies. 



L. Henderson has some of the finest 

 azaleas and rhododendrons in town. 



Paul Floth is an expert in growing 

 carnations and callas to judge by the 

 quality and quantity he brings in. 



Henry Peterson, of Florence, has a 

 fine stock of violets. 



S. B. Faulkner is getting to be quite 

 a bowler. He really thinks that if the 

 Omaha team should get to Buffalo the 

 other teams would not be in it. 



The annual meeting of the Nebraska 

 State Horticultural Society was held at 

 Lincoln, Jan. 15, 16 and 17. There was 

 a large attendance and an interesting 

 program consisting of reports from 

 various districts and experiment sta- 

 tions. We are greatly indebted to the 

 Illinois and Iowa State Horticultural 

 Societies for the valuable assistance re- 

 ceived through their delegates, Capt. 

 Augustine, of Normal, HI., and Silas 

 Wilson, of Atlantic, Iowa; also to our 

 friends, F. W. Taylor, J. N. Adams and 

 Simon Fleishmann, of Buffalo, for their 

 presence and for their (..nlijl iii\i(;iiiim 

 to come to Buffalo with :i -i.iir . \liil,ii. 



A committee was n|i|iMiii!,,i t,, mi,,. 

 duce a bill in the senalc i..r ;ni ;i|.[,r,,- 

 priation of $25,000 to. cover the expense 

 of a horticultural and agricultural ex 

 hibit from Nebraska at Buffalo. 



I.. H. 



CHRISTMAS PRICES. 



A daily paper (I'll- nn luiin^iiiL,' -tnr\- 

 of a young man \i h.. mi.|.i...I iw,, .i.,/i.|i 



of the finest .\iii.M.;ni l;.,- i,. l.,. 



sent to bis swi-n li..,i 1 1 n. :, c hii-i nin- 

 present. He thoii^rlil l hey would not he 

 more than 25 cents eaeli, and when he 

 was told the bill would be $48.00 he went 

 off in high dudgeon and bought his An- 

 gelina a mutr, finding fur less costly 

 than flowers. 



Of course, this may be used as an ar- 

 gument against high prices at Christ- 

 mas, but a man who expects to get the 

 finest American Beauties at 25 cents 

 each at any time during the season is 

 not a very promising subject for the 

 florist. 



Mi.xxEAPOLis. MiN-x. — Wm. Donaldson 

 4; Co.. the general merchandise firm, is 

 preparing to add 30.000 feet of glass to 

 their plant this spring. The glass has 

 been already purchased and repr'esenta- 

 tives of the firm recently visited Chicago 

 to get figures on the other material. 



Summit, N. J.— Wra. Henshaw will 

 build three houses, 20.xl45 feet each. 



PITTSBURG GUT FLOWER GO., Ltd. 



WHOLESALE FLORISTS. 



CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. 

 FLORISTS' SUPPLIES Write for Price List. 



Mention The Review when you wt 



No. 504 Liberty Si 

 PITTSBURG, Pt 



DOUBI.I: PETUNIA. 



...Dreer's... 

 Double Petunias 



For many years the Double Petunia has 

 been one of the specialties of our establish 

 ment, and again this season we have grown 

 many thousands of seedlings from which our 

 collection has been selected, embracing only 

 such distinct fringed varieties and colors that 

 are especiallv sured to the retail trade. 



We offer strong 3-inch pot Stock Plants 

 that will in a short time_ furnish a liberal 



$1.00 per Dozen. $8 per 100. Set of 16 varie- 

 ties for $1.25. 



PETUNIA SEED. 



Suberb Double Fringed. 5(XI seeds, 75c; 1000 



seeds. $1.50. 

 Superb Single Fringed, trade packet, SOc: y» 



HENRY A. DREER 



7 14 Chestnut St„ PHILADELPHIA, 



Kl^nri^r I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 



I ^ ^^ I I ^^ ^_ I Offer to hold good as long as stock lasts. 



NARCISSUS VON SION, double yellow, mammoth bulbs, the hnest in the country, only a few 



left, $14 (JO per IIKK); $1,50 per 100. 

 HVACIMTHS, EXHIBITION BULBS, true to name, onlv $65 00 per 1000; $7.00 per 100. 



for forcing in pots, extra tine, separate colors. $4.00 per 100. 

 TULIPS, in the leading varieties, in any quantity. Only one quality handled, THE BEST. 

 CROCUS, in separate colors, $2.00 per lOOO. 



CHINESE SACRED LILIES, 120 bulbs in a mat, $1.00 a mat. Special low prices on large quantity. 

 GLADIOLUS, THE BRIDE, the finest bulbs grown, guaranteed, the true and pure white stock, only 



100. 



AZALEA iNDICA, all sizes and varieties, only a few left. 



Prices on Crimson Rambler, H. P. Roses, Hermosa, Clematis, Azaleas Mollis and 

 Pontica, Box Trees, large ami small. Lilacs in all varifties, Paeonia sinensis truu to 

 name. Spiraea Japonica, Compacta Multiflora and Astil. Floribunda, to arrive 

 shortly, will hechocrfullvgiveu by F. W. O. SCHMITZ, Jersey City, N. J. 



Mention TTif Review when you wrltp 



100,000 R.C. CARNATIONS 



Mrs. Tbos. Laws 



RE«OYTO 

 SHIP 



Per 1000 

 $5,S.OO 



Scott 1.00 



G.H. Crane, scarlet 2.50 



Chicago, scarlet 8 00 



A menca, scarlet 2.50 



Peru, white S.OO 



Melba, light pink 1.50 



Gen. Maceo, crimson 2.00 



Gea, Gomez, crimson 1.75 



Olynipia, variegated 5.00 



Mrs.G. Bradt, variegated 3.00 



.\rmazindv, variegated 1,00 



White Cloud 1,50 



Flora Hill 1.50 



Marv Wood 2,00 



Gold Nugget, v,.-llo« 3.0O 



20,00 

 25,00 

 12,50 

 15,00 

 13.00 



12,50 

 12,00 

 1S,00 

 25.00 



FT. DODGI; OKbBINMOllSD CO. 



H. E. WITTING, Manager. FORT DODGE, Iowa. 



AJwavs mention the Florists' Review wher 

 ■writing advertisers. 



XHE LAWSON 

 CARNATION 



is rapidly demonsti 

 value all over the C( 

 a heavy demand for 

 season. My stock is 

 and vigorous. Route 

 or for later delivery. 

 per 1000, S60.C0. 

 from unknown part 

 direct to 



PETER 



No Agent. 



Mention The Revl 



rating its commercial 

 Hintry. There will he 

 rooted cuttings this 

 in line condition, clean 

 :d cuttings, ready now 

 . Price per ]oo,$7.00; 

 Terms strictly cash 

 lies. Send all orders 



FISHER, 



ELLIS, MASS. 



E. I. RAWLINGS, Quakertown, Pa. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



