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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



THE LARGEST 

 FANCY CARNATION. 

 Ready March 1st. 



PROSPERITY 



All Orders filled 



in 

 Strict Rotation. 



PRICES FOR ROOTED CUTTINGS. 



I Plant $0 50 



t2 Plants 5 00 



25 " 8 25 



50 Plante. 

 100 " 

 250 " . 



$10 00 500 Plants $ 70 00 



. J6 00 750 " JOl 25 



. 37 50 JOOO " J30 00 



WRITE FOR FULL DESCRIPTION. 



DAILLEDOUZE BROS., Flatbush, N. Y. 



DENVER. COLO. 



Trade Conditions. 



Trade in January was very good, tliougli 

 droppinjr oH' a lillli' socially the latter 

 end. ■IImk \iM-, iliough, an oversupply 

 of finici:il-. \\hi.li l^l|lt us going. Flow- 

 ers n]a> 111 . alli.l -. art'o, tlie cut on roses 

 being vui.v ^luu l and demand good. 



Some very fine eainations are to be 

 seen and find ready sale, Marquis being 

 good now, but Lawson is perhaps the best 

 s'eller. Violets are coming in good, those 

 grown by Benson, of Ft. Logan, being 

 espociallv good. 



Bulbous stiitr is quite noticeable, but 

 so far )ii.Ti- «il!, a i ■ -air. Willi the 



,v , I'ii a lew years 

 liii-iiicss at Uni- 

 -iilnnlii, recently 

 iiiki il. two indus- 

 show signs of go- 

 ilready laid plans 



Ui: L\ k I . W 

 engaged in llic 

 versity Park i 

 sold out to Yiaii 

 trious yiiunu im 

 ingahiMil, a- III' 

 for bull. In. u ilii 



I woiilil lik,. til say something about 

 bowling but have no news, as our club 

 seems broken up and only two or three 

 are to be seen on bowling night. We 

 tried to get Mr. Fotheringhain, who re- 

 cently traveled through here in the inter- 

 est of the F. R. Pierson Co., into a game. 

 He declined, but would, he said, "go to 

 see a good show." None being in town 

 that week, he in desperation went to 

 church Sunday morning to hear perhaps 

 the best organ in the country. Ask him. 



KOCKY. 



PROVIDENCE, R. L 



Meeting of the R. L Florists' Club. 



w annual meeting of the Rhode Is- 



clnl. vvi- li.M at the club 

 1 iiiiii I I 1 1 1 I I , when the 

 I il iiil . installed for 



land 



room, 1"! W 1^1 iiiiii 

 follow ill- "111' II 

 the ].r.-iiii Ml 

 vice-pi r-]i[iiii . \1 's. 

 MeCiva . -.1 I. 1,11V, 

 and oi 111 r ininiiiii I. 

 After ,i;-iii,;; llm. 

 forms, the brothers ; 

 to the supper room 



did their duty to tin 

 what out-i.!,. of til' i, 

 W. CIkii |.i'1 ..mil. I 



toasliii, II !ii, II- 



ant )ii:iiiM I , I liii iirj 



tiring |i,,-il.Mi, ,1, 



evcniiiL' \\,i- -|ii ni ii 

 manner ami tlir i lul 

 excellent shape. 



There are quite a number of s^eedling 

 carnations around here and a show is 

 to be held in order to give honor where 

 honor is due. Prosperity. 



W. Ill 



I'M, U.cithcr 

 l.r duty as 



\ and jileas- 

 aiing the re- 

 .-. was pre- 



gavel. The 

 -ual florists' 

 ng ahead in 



167,000 ROOTED CARNATIONS 



READV TO SHIP 



A. Mitting, 1901, clear light D02, 



cream $1,50 



Mrs,A, Mitting, clear pink, 1901 1.50 

 DeRooMitting,wbite,hne,19Jl 1,50 



Sunbeam (C, C, Co ) 19al 1.50 



Bon Homme Ricliard (C, C, 



Co ) 19ul 1,50 



NydiaCC. C. Co 1 1901 1..50 



Prolifica fC, C, Co,i 1901 1,50 



California Gold fHilH,1901 ,,, 1..50 



.^vondale iHilH 19ol 



Queen Louise I Dillon I, 

 rreneiCrabbS Hunter 

 Lorna (Dorneri, 19 1,, 

 Mermaid iDotner), 19() 



Mrs, Thos W, Lawson 

 Olympia, variegated.. 

 The Marquis 



50 10,00 75,00 



50,C0 

 Per 100 

 $->,50 

 4,00 Melba 



Genevieve Lord, light pink 



Ethel Crocker, light pink 



Morning Glory, toe coming Da 

 Mrs, G, M, Bradt. variegated . 



G.H.Crane, scarlet 



Chicaeo, scarlet 



Gold Nugget, yellow 



Peru, white 



Gen, Maceo, dark red 



Gen, Gomez dark red 



White Cloud, white 



Mrs, F,Joost, pink 



Flora Hill, white 



Argyle, pink 



Daybreak, shell pink .. 



Scott, pink 



.^rmazindy, variegated , 

 ght pii ' 



■ Wood, white. 



6 at 12 rate. 25 at 

 AW Rooted Cuttings subiect 



will refund your 



We lost only 



looked finer and 



We guarantee A No 

 rival. 



approval on 

 \Ve pack in 

 plants in planting tins season irom stem rot, 

 from any disease, thanks to our moisture gauges. 

 We Boot 10,000 Carnations a Week. 



...PLANTS. 



, strong, 2;,i-i 



True Boston Fern, 3>4. 

 True Boston Fern, ext: 

 20,000 .Alternantheras, 1 



2%m 



10,000 Sedum variegatu 



10,000 Cigar plants. iJi-in 



10.000 M, Louise Violets, 2K-in„ in bud,, 



80,000 Coleus, 10 named varieties, ku'-in , 



5,000 California Moss, for baskets, i'i-in 



25 Plants a 



2>^-i 



5,000 lerusalera Cherries. 2V4 -in,.., 

 5,W0 .Mix Begonias 



Smllax, from flats 



Salvia Clara Bedman, 2'Mn 



Iresines, red, 2'4-in 



New Geraniums. HeRoo Muting, 

 low leaves and double scarli 



2Jc 



Cash or C, O D. 



CARNATION SIDE PIPS. 



MorningGlory per 10£), $1,75 Marv Wood 



THE MORRIS FLORAL CO,. Morris, III. 



Queen Louise Carnation. 



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



best white variety ever introduced. 

 IT BLOOMS EABI.T. IT BI.OOMS I.ATE. IT BLOOMS ALL THE TIME. 



Our price list contains cuts from photopraplis taken everv two weeks iluriuc; the months of I-'ebniarv, 

 March, .\pril, .Mav, luuc. October and November, No Other Carnation can Aland such a test. 



Rooted Cuttings ^f^^^^^ry isth. Price $10.00 f^S, $75.00 f^Jo. 



CO.ME .\NI) SKK IT OK SI':ND FOR CIKCLL.AK. 



J. L. DILLON, - BLOOMSBURG, PA. 

 NEW PINK CARNATION 



GIARDIAN ANGEL 



A sport from Arniazindy. 

 Crood size, a great produ- 

 cer, fine stiff stem and a 

 good keeper. A first class 

 commercial pink Carnation. Won first prize for "Any other pink not lighter in 

 color than Scott," at last Chicago exhibition. 

 Rooted Cuttiiijrs re.idy March ist. Price, $6.00 per too: .$50.00 per looo 



GUARDIAN ANGEL ORPHAN ASYLUM, 



401 Devon Avenue, Station Y, CHICAGO, ILL. 



