MARCH 9, 1S99. 



The Weekly Florists' Review, 



365 



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No. 1, prime quality, at 

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$1.00 each 1 



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A. L. RANDALL, 



4 Washington St. ...CHICAGO. 



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PALMS. 



HOUE-GBOWN, TINE STITBDY STOCK. 

 GBOWN COOI.. 



*PIants in a pot. tCharacteristic leaves. 



Seiaginella Emeliana, 3-in. pots. $5.00 per 100. 



JR HFIWC Tlie Exotic Nurseries, 

 • U. IILICJ.J, DAYTON, OHIO. 



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Per imi 



Seven Sisters $2.50 



Tennessee Belle.. 2..50 

 Mad. Alfred de 



Bougmont 2. .50 



Bridesmaid 3.00 



Climbing Meteor. 2.50 

 White Rambler... 3.00 

 Yellow Rambler.. 3.00 



La France 3..50 



Empress of China 3.0U 



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A Bargain 

 in Roses 



This stock is in S'^-in. 

 pots and in good ship- 

 ping order. 



JOSEPH LAIHR&SONS, 



Successors lo (>. A. Mead, 

 Box280. Springfield. 0. 

 when you write. 



SURPLUS STOCK AT SURPLUS PRICES. 



' Poplars— Carolina. 6 to 8, 8 to 10, 10 to 12 and 12 to 15 feet. Golden, Silver and Lombardy 

 6iime eixes. Sycamore— European, 6 to 8, 8 to 10, and 10 to 12 feet. MaBrnoliBB— 

 Acuminata, 4 to 6. 6to8and Sto 10 feet: Tripetela, Soulangeana, and Speciosa l!^ to 2 and 

 2 to 3 feet, sis otlier sorts 1 >-< to 2 feet. M uples— Immense stock, leading sorts, all sizes, 

 iito25feet. Mountain Ash— European and Oak Leaved. Willows- Laurel Leaf, 

 Canescens, Rosemarv, Etc. 



In "Weepins Trees, we offer Immense lot of Willows. Kilmarnock, New American, 

 Wisconsin aad Babvloaica. Mulberry— Teas Weeping, the finest lot we ever t,'rew. 

 Mt. Ash. Cut Leaved Birch. Etc. 



In Vines and Shrubs— .\mpelopsls, Veitchi.strong two year field grown. Clematis. 

 Jackmani, Henryi, Mad. Ed. Andre, etc. Berberls—Thunhergii and Purpurea. Elder 



__. —Golden. Syrinffa— Golden. Splreas— Van Houtte, Anthony Waterer, ThunbertJii. 



etc. Lilacs— New Double Flowered in 8 varieties. Altheas, Ueutzlas, Snowballs, Syrlntpas, 

 Wieeelias. Etc.. in e^reat supply. „ , .„ . , .^ , . , 



Rose**- two years field srown. Hybrid Perpetual, Moss, Climbers, Wichuriana and Wichuriana Hybrids, 

 Ruffosa, and Riigosa Hybrids and MuItifloraJapomca. Azaleas— Mollis and Pontica, fine bushy well- 

 budded plants. _^ „ w, .« . « 



Forty-lonr Oreenhouses WPll fillfd with Roncs. Palms, Ferns, Ficue, Chinese Azaleas* 

 AraucariiiN. <■«- ran turn m. Etc. CMrrt'^iiMudence solicited. Catalotjues and price lists free. 



THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Box 545, Painesville, O. 



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Red. white and pink 

 double flowered 

 varieties. Very 

 hne large bushes, 

 6 to S feet high, 

 $3.00 per doz. Also smaller sizes. Send Tor 

 price list of large collection of Shrubbery and 

 Urnamental Trees, Evergreens, etc. 



alms 

 Ferns 



Altheas 



The Largest Stock of 

 Plants in the West. 



Send us your name 

 and we will keep you 

 posted wlion wc- have anything special to ofter. 



Hatsted St. CHICAGO. 



GEO. WITTBOLD, 



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ROOTED CUTTINGS 



Coleus. mixfd colurs 60c per 100 



Dreer's Double Petunias 80c 



Dreer's Princess Pauline Ageratum 80c 



Cyclamen per? giant 2 '-2 -inch pots.. . 3.00 



CHRIST. WINTERICH. Defiance, 0. 



SAMUEIi C. MOON, 

 Morri.sviile, Bucks County, Pa. 



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ELTZHOLTZ'S EARLY POTATO. 



A wonderful new Potato that is most remarkably early 

 and productive, and of grood flavor. It is much the best 

 for early forcing and is free from disease. Each hill gives 

 40 to 50 or more potatoes; in extra good potato ground I 

 have counted 70 to So in one hill. The growing penod is 

 ^'ery short- It is the potato of the future. To be deliv- 

 ered last of Apni. Price $1.00 per lb., $4.00 for 5 lbs. 

 Cash must accompany all orders, or will be sent C. O. E> 

 H. ELTZHOLTZ. Far Rockaway. L. I.. N. Y. 

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