The Weekly Florists' Review^ 







CLOSING OUT TO MAKE ROOM 



10,000 KeNTIA BeLMOREANA =iU", 



ORDERS FILLED SUBJECT TO BEING UNSOLD. 



I SIEBRECHT & SON New Rochelle, N. Y. 



Fine Ci>nditi' 

 hcs hinh, avcraKing 

 per IO«; *f».> per 1<KM». 



POTATOES AND CELERY. 



I have raised potatoes of fair quality 

 and smoothness on very heavily manured 

 markct-frarden land, but they are not 

 a crop that responds to heavy manuring. 

 To sioK the best and handsomest pota- 

 toes" iio>sihle I would use no manure the 



about the tiuTe the boards are *ct up. 

 This t;ives celery of fair quality; but no 

 method will give as good celery in the 

 earlv fall as can be produced later when 

 the weather becomes cooler. Celery grown 

 in this way will not keep so well as that 

 of poorer quality. 



Philadelphia, Pa.— Albert Smilling 

 has given Charles S. Bambo, contractor, 

 a contract to build a large, handsoiue 

 greenhouse, stone, brick, iron and glass, 

 at 0110 Ridge avenue. 



CiiESTEUTOWN, Ml). — Fire did serious 

 danmge to the greenhouses of Cli 

 Smart the morning of March ir, 



..> H. 



EvAXSTOX, III. — .John \V 

 add some new bou.ses t 

 ment on Greenwood boul 



iland 



bis 



wered Clematis. 



B.& A. SPECIALTIES 



H. P. Roses 



Kaiserin. M; 

 Maman Coclu 

 can Beauty, : 

 JIO.IKI per IIKI; 



Pink Soupert, 

 estout. Carnot, 

 I I'ocliet, Anieri- 

 pulnr varieties. 



CRIMSON RAMBLERS- 



XXX. 515.1)0 per lim. XX. il2.W per IIK); X, 



JIO (XI per IIX). 



Staudard.s. $4.t0 per 12; $35.00 per lOO. 

 H. P. and H. TEA- 



Stiiii.lar.ls. .-:i ni per 12; $25.00 per IW, 

 CLIMBIMi k'o-is 



Eiuim - . 1 II , Mm.-. Plautier, Baltlmure 



Bell. - - ' I limbing La France, an.l 



25.1II11 1 - ! i.i: . , i..r65cts ;Jll.llOperl(Hl. 

 CLEMATIS JACkMANM \AkS.- 



$2.: 



BEGONIA X'S;";!:„f"c;iie. 

 GLOXINIAS 



CALADIUMS, TUBEROSES 



JAPANESE FERN BALLS 



CANNAS, GLADIOLUS 



DAHLIAS, PAEONIES 



HARDY AZALEAS 

 RHODODENDRONS 



JAPAN BULBS 



BLEEDING HEARTS 



BOXWOOD '^^a":;^r 



i GRAFTED TEA ROSES "^'^^^1,,, 



Vines, Trees, Shrubs. Evergreens and Tea Roses, all varieties. 



BOBBINK & ATKINS, 



Rutherford, N. J. 



ntlon Thp Review 



Crces, 

 UitieSt 

 Sbmbs, 

 hedging. 



K 01 pi uied and si e nod hi ii i ^ 

 retail catalogue froo. 



THE WM. H. MOON CO., MORRISVILLE, PA. 



Ficus and Palm Plants 



to iiot, f liXli'pcr 

 ot, ?IS0O per doz. 

 Latanias. ^ in. pots, ";i and 4' plants to pot, -Hto:i feet 

 height and diameter, 1'.! to H leaves. ^4.tH) per dozen. 

 Kentia. ..-in. pots, 1 plant to pot. .IH ft, in height, f is UO 



[height, *1. 01 

 B.Sril an 



pots, 2 and 3 plants to i 



NEW SINGLE AUREOLE GERANIUM 



GOV. YATES. 



Best bedding variety of this type. Plants of 

 vigorous habit, with large trusses of blooms on 

 long stetns. Color; Haked and veined dark 

 carmine on white ground, edged bright red. A 

 novelty of real merit. Cash with order, Price: 

 40c each; 3 for $1.00; doz., $100. 

 WH. BIERSTADT & SON. • Springfield, III. 

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