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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



KALAMAZOO, MICH. 



Various Items. 



During the last week liado and prices 

 have dropped considerably allliuugli it is 

 still fair. 1 suppose it is owing to the 

 Lenten season. Stock is good and in 

 fair quantity. Tlie brethren are putting 

 in their best licks to make a good Eas- 

 ter and from present appearances are 

 likely to succcecl. 



The Kalamazoo Nursery & Floral Com- 

 pany held tlioir first annual inpeting re- 

 cently, and report a prosperous year, with 

 a bright outlook for the future. This 

 concern, which started iii last sum- 

 mer -with some four thousand feet 

 of glass, is under the manage- 

 ment of Mr. W. C. Cook, forniorlv with 

 the Dunkley Flnr;,l Ccni,;!,,; :ind more 

 recently inanaj;ri i iIm i lih i-,i Floral 

 Company of thi- . ii\. nr-.v ■',, luiiil. 



Friend Geori;v I ,n I i i- >iil| doing 

 business at the old stand on Portage 

 street. He had the misfortune to lose his 

 horse lately. 



.Mr. Sam Batson is still cutting quan- 

 tities of A-ery fine carnations which he is 

 shipping to Cincinnati. 



G. Van Bochove & Bro. are cutting 

 some very fine roses, carnations and lilies. 

 This enterprising firm have during the 

 last two years doubled their growing ca- 

 pacity and the increasing demand for 

 their stock compels them to enlarge again 

 this year. 



The Dunkley Floral Company are also 

 cutting some nice stock. This establish- 

 ment which after the demise of the late 

 Mr. Joseph Dunkley, was allowed to run 

 down considerably 'is, under the present 

 able management, gradually assuming its 

 old time form. 



Weather has been squally and dark; 

 have not seen the sun for a week. 



ElBES. 



SPRING. 



here now, 

 ■nowdrop said, 



Rooted Cuttings and Rose Plants. 



CAENATION BOOTED CUTTINGS. 



Sunbeam 10.00 



Bon Homme Rlchani. 10.00 

 Nydla 10.00 



Genevieve Lord. 



White Cloud. 

 Flora Hill.... 

 McGowan ... 

 Evelina 



BOOTED ROSE CUTTINQB. 



ROSE PLANTS from I'A-inch. pots. 



PETER REINBERG, 5i Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. 



1\Irkl"%m/21%/ The Queen of Commercial l^^'auim. 

 i^tfr way white carnations. ,;",;;;;:,l,'::;;.rfo7!ftes[8« 



Egypt 



Baltimore. 



hlte. 

 _ seedlings 

 g-rowth and 



A Most Distinct 

 Dark Variety, 



«o varieties, $1.50 per doz ; $ 



Genevieve Lord 



ng qualities. Can 

 1000. 



ikiii); Fink. A friend 



I ilescendent of the 



iMi-loua mantle it Is 



I. . Stock large and 



S.5O.00 perlOOU. 



Chrysanthemum TIMOTHY EATON. 1^° :!:"!;;: 



i;^:;:::^:::^?::ite1^r^^-' '' H^ WEBER "& sons! Oaklantl, Md. 



Queen Louise Carnation. 



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



best white variety ever introduced. 

 IT BLOOMS EARLY. IT BLOOMS LATE. IT BLOOMS ALL THE TIME. 



Our price list contains cuts from photographs taken evcrv two wt-ek^ luniie the months of Kebruarv. 

 March, .April, May. lune, October and .November. No Other Carnation can stand such a test. 



Rooted Cuttings, $10.00 f^J. $75.00 ?55- 



1000, 



CO.MIC .AND SKE IT OK SE.M.) FHK CIKCLLAK. 



J. L. DILLON, 



BLOOMSBURG, PA. 



NEW PINK CARNATION 



GIARDIAN ANGEL. ^::Q;':i^B; 



u'lHid kci-per. A first class 

 ciimniercial pink Carnation. Won first prize for "Anydther pink not lighter in 

 color than .Scott," at last Chicago exhibition. 

 Kootert Cuttings ready. Price, ,$6.00 per loo; .$50.00 per looo 



GUARDIAN ANGEL ORPHAN ASYLUM, 



401 Devon Avenue, Station Y, CHICAGO, ILL. 



BABY PRIMROSE, 



ex.r?fi,re'«„roV^,i>" Eastcf Ttade, 



hciog in bud and I'loom. 



NATHAN SMITH & SON, Adrian, Mich. 



LAST CALL 



FOR ADVS. FOR OUR 



SPECIAL SPRING NUMBER. 



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