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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



A Fern you caunot afford to be 

 without. Fine plants, ready for 

 'S and Jr-inch pots, 



Nephrolepis Wittboldii s,.ou,op...z .5.100 



THE GEO. WITTBOLD CO., 1657 Buckingham Place, CHICAGO. 



NEW CASTLE, IND. 

 Last Friday the South Park Floral Co. 

 kept open house and entertained ilorists 

 from all over Indiana and a few from 

 Chioago and Cincinnati. The day was 

 -spent looking over their big range of 

 glass and the entire party was given a 



hoitb of the occasion. 



Mr. Peter Weiland has everything in 

 readiness for tlie building of the new 

 range of glass here and has already de- 

 cided upon the varieties of carnalio'ns to 

 be grown. One house will contain s 2lt(l 

 plniit* of tlif '\tnrqni'!. niinthrr ^:200 



t|j< 



will contain 2..")(iii \l.lli;i, :.iiii I'im-imiiu, 

 r)00 Dorothy, l.iiiiu \li-, l;,,iil, it j,.,(i(i 

 Lorna and ,").iiimi Pink Ariii;i/iii.|\-. 

 Another, 6.000 White Cloud and 2,500 

 White Daybreak. Another with different 

 varieties. 



Thf nspainLnis house will contain 0,000 

 \ lliiiii i-n- I lino A. Sprengeri and 3.000 

 -"||l|\ I'" I '-'- will be mainly Beauties, 

 liii'l'- ^Hhl AImIcIs. and there will be IG,- 



BUFFALO BOWLERS. 



1.1,1 tlul |H.,-,My ll„. 1„A 



_Ma 



was played between the iI.hi-i- .,,m ;, 

 local team called the l)c•l.^,lll-, While 

 the Florists lost, it was im r.ii.nn iliiiig 

 until the last ball was nillccj. Tlie 

 scores follow : 



FLORIST.S. 



1 2 3 4 .1 Tot. Av. 



W. B. Scott 170 ]M 173 176 15.i 874 174 4-5 



<•. Rlsch 147 173 155 147 143 765 153 



G. McClure 173 185 181 150 155 844 168 4-5 



W. Weber 131 148 152 166 HI 698 139 3-5 



Total 3181 



DELEVANS. 



12 3 4 5 Tot. Av. 



G. Skene IBO 129 139 142 130 690 138 



R. Lenz 168 211 147 180 138 844 108 4-5 



P. Hohensee 188 154 149 180 175 S46 169 1-5 



H. Laabs 159 160 143 181 167 810 162 



Total 3190 



M. Bloy, Scorer. 



MoNONOAilELA, Pa. — Isaac Shelby 

 Crall. the florist, died Feb. 15. aged 74 

 years. He had been in the business here 

 for many years and was widely known 

 and respected. He is survived by a 

 wife, two sons and one daughter. 



Camdex, X. Y.— H. B. Snow has fitted 

 up a neat salesroom with a large show 

 window at 27 Railroad street, which he 

 will conduct in connection with his green- 

 house business. 



You should not fail to have a strong 

 adv. in our special spriiii; nuiiilicr, to be 

 issued March 28. 



Bargains in... Palms 



A few tliouBand to clear for cash 



AT BED I.ETTEB FBICES UNTIL SOI.D. 



LATANIA BORBONICA, from 3-inch pots, $30.00 per thousand. 



" " from 4r-inch pots, 80. OO " 



KENTIA BELMOREANA, from 2', -inch pots, 50.00 

 KENTIA FORSTERIANA, from 3 ' _ -inch pots, 12.50 per hundred. 



The Harms^ Park Floral Co* 



Berteau Ave. near Western Ave., CHICAGO, 



Mention Ttie Review when you write. 



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AMERICAN 

 BEAUTIES 



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The BEST f 



lot of plants I 



I have £ 



I 

 I 



I JOSEPH HEACOCK, Wyncole, Pa. | 



pots, ready 



ever offered. 



Strong Plants from 2x3 



$6.00 per 100, $50.00 per 1000. 



Qiif^vi rv'c p*^"*' 3'"< 



DUUIVLb T O Rooted Cuttirgs 



GERANIUMS, 25,000 Rooted Cuttings, 



'nd out o( tli"e' lol- 

 uanti, Heteranttie, 

 Grant. S. A. Nutt. Beaute Poitevine. E. G. Hill, 

 Frances Perkins. Attilete, Mme. Jaulm, Mme. 

 Bruant, La Favorite, Mrs. J. M. Gaar. 12.00 per 

 100; $18 UJ per 1000. .Same varieties X .\ strong, 

 2i4-in., $i.50 per 100. Rose Geraniums, 2!~-inch, 

 $2,511 per 100. 



VERBENKS-SPECIAL, 20tti Century Col- 

 lection New Mammoth, 25 Brand varieties, 2 in. 

 and 25i-in., strong healthj plants, green as grass, 

 full of cuttings. $t.50 per 100; $12 50 per lOWi. 



COLEUS, Golden Bedder and Verschatfeltii, 

 strong rooted cuttings, free from mealy bug, 75c 

 per 100; $7.(0 per lOoii. 



N EW ACERATUMS, Stella Gurnev, the grand 

 novelty of IIWO, and Snow Drift, the peerless 

 white, strong 3-inch stock plants full of cuttings, 

 5(Jc per doz.; $8.00 per 100. Strong rooted eat- 

 ing, Sl.OO per 100. Louise Bonnatt, latest nov- 

 elty in white, and Princess Pauline, latest blue, 

 strong 2)i inch. $1.,50 per 100: strong K. C, HOc 

 per too. (special). 



NEW SALVIAS, St. Louis and Sniendens, 

 strong 2Ji-incli. $1,50 pur lOJ ; strong K. C, 75c 



per 



(SIX 



CASH WITH ORDER. 



The W.T.Buckley Plant Co., Spiingfield, III. 



Ficus and Palm Plants 



Ficus. ''-in. poi plants, -"-. and ■ ft,. I-- le.ives. >^'.'.mt 

 per doz. Lantanas, i-in, pof. i plant to nnt. .' i.> J 'j fc. 

 in height and diameter. » and '.' !e;^\ es. >I-MIi) per d^z. 



plant to pot,;!'-. 



CUT PRICES... 



jress prepaid on all 



Verl.LMi.is.40best mara- 

 moth vars., BOc per 

 100; J5.00 per 1000. 



.Mti-rnanthera, red and 

 yellow, t»c per 100; 

 $5.1.0 per 1000. 



.'Vger 



1 blu 



and 





Copes Pet, white; BOc 

 per lot; $5.00 per 1000. 

 >, all named, 70c per 



$1.00 per too. $1.00 per 1000. 

 >ng, ,;ull of cuttings, tineas 

 l^ 00 per 1000 

 tiong, hne plants, $2.C0 per 



i^eud li.r our new list of other rooted cuttings 

 and plants; it will save you money. Write for 

 prices 00 larger lots. Special low express rates to 

 all parts. That Cash, Please. 



C. HUMFELD, - Clay Center, Kansas. 



Antirrhinum 

 Black Prince. 



Introduced from 



Finest pnap-draeon 



nany l«st year. 



. irge spike, color a verv datk crimson, 



giving the lustrous effect of red velvet. Fine for 



cut flowers and will become a standard bedding 



plant when known Stock limHed Orders HUed 



in rotation. 81.00 per doz. Cash, postpaid. 



F. W. FLETCHER &. CO., 



AUBURNDALE, IVIASS. 



Mention Tli. K.m.w wh. u >..u write. 



