APRIL, 6, 1899. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



485 



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Sash. 



S Tenons white-leaded. Corners se- J 



S cured with iron dowel pins. Every ~ 



S detail of construction perfect, g 



S Made of Clear Cypress Lumber, g 



B Quick Shipments. g 



g We have in stock and can ship p 



a immediately: S 



B 3 ft. X 6 ft., 3 rows lo in. glass, g 



m 3 ft. 3 in. X 6 ft., 4 " Sin. " g 



g 4 ft. X 6 ft., 5 " 8 in. " p 



m Not glazed, irV in. thick. W 



M Delivered Prices E 



S Quoted on application. State size s 



M and quantity wanted. No order J 



m too small to receive careful atten- ^ 



g tion, and none too large for our p 



B facilities. g 



I LOCKLAND LUMBER CO., I 



g Lockland, Ohio. = 



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Our collection of Novelties tor '99 

 IS very complete, including 



INDEPENDENCE, the earUest white, 

 MRS. FRED L. BUTTON, the early 

 white from California, 



and YELLOW IVORY, 

 as well as all others. 

 .\lso a full line of STAND.\RD V.\RIETIES. 

 For description see our catalogue, 

 free on application. 



NATHAN SMITH & SON, 



ADRIAN, MICH. 



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' MOLE 

 TRAP 



For destroying ground moles in lawns, parks, gar- 

 dens and cemeteries. The only PERFECT mnle trap 

 in existence. Guaranteed to catch moles where all 

 other traps fail. Sold by Seedsmen, .-Igncultural 

 Implement and Hardware dealers, or sent by express on 

 receipt of $2.00, by 



H. W. IIAbeS. RIDGBWOOD. N. J. 

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.Mounted on li-lnch 

 cork, by mail, 

 50 cents each. 

 See Florists' Review, March 16th. 



FRED BOERNER, - Cape May City, N. J. 



Platycerium Grande.' 



SWEET PEA: Burpees "EARLIEST OF ALL" 



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Notwithst.iriiJiQi; ihcir livv.irf 

 habit and neat, slender foliage, 

 the plants are of vij^orous 

 growth and come into blonm 

 always fen days to two weeks in 

 advance of the Extra Early Blanche 

 Ferry, which h.isbceii heretofore 

 a week ahead of all other vnr- 

 eties. Growing only two feci 

 height, the plants do not requi; . 

 the support of brush or trellis. 

 As an illustration of its extreme- 

 ly early-flowering habit, we 

 would state that now (Oct. 15), 

 we have plants in fine bloom 

 from seed gathered from our spring 

 planting and shown during the 

 latter part of August. A constant 

 succession of bloom may be had 

 from June until November by 

 making sowings about one 

 month apart. Its extremely 

 early-flowering habit makes it 

 most satisfactory for the South- 

 ern States, as it may be easily 

 had in full bloom before the hot 

 summer weather. The flowers 

 are as large as those of the reg- 

 ular strains of Blanche Ferry, and 

 have long, stout stems, making 

 them entirely satisfactory for cutting; they are ' 

 borne in close clusters of three, all facing one go 

 way. The standards are a l^right, rich pink, sj' 

 while the wings are nearly pure white. 



Burpee's "Earliest of All" is not only the earliest 

 to bloom in open ground, but is also the most de- 

 sirable for forcing under glass for winter cut flowers. 

 The dwarf habit of this variety renders it much 

 more easily grown on the benches, admits of 

 closer planting, and from seed sown during the 

 latter part of August blooms may be cut during 

 the holidays — while with the taller varieties no 

 blooms could be had before February or March. 



The illustration above was 

 engraved exactly natural 

 size from photograph taken 

 at Fordhook the past season. 



Sold only in sealed packages, 

 each bearing our registered 

 trade-mark monogram. 



Per pkt., lOc; 

 ,'/i-oz., 15c.; Per oz., 30c. 



BIRPEE'S"BLIELIST." 



Our Wholesale Price List of 

 Seed ill Larsjer Quautities is 

 mailed free ou application to MARKET OAKDENJERS. 



If V««i Dlant tt\f Prnflt y°" should write at once for this Wholesale Ust, BIT we cannot 

 II I OU riaill lUI rl Ulll. send it to private planters, even if requested to do so. ^^The 

 prices quoted in The Far.m .Annual are as low as we can atford on retail orders. Market gardeners, 

 canninK establishments and farmers' clubs requiring large quantities o( seeds to be shipped By express 

 or freight, are entitled to lower prices wherever possible: there are, of course, some items, however, in 

 which we can make no difference in price, whether one pound or one hundred pounds are ordered. 



AMaxA/ Fontiiro fr»r l/^QQ '" Burpee's "liMK LIST" that will be of special interest togrow- 

 1\6W reallirt; lOI IOI»» ers wh.. plant I'ur prolil, is the "pl.im talk-. ' we give this year 

 for the first time, at the head of every department, as ti' Jllst (he best vurlelles (or dillirent purposes, 



W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO. 



Producers of Only THE BEST Seeds that Grow, 



BURPEE BUILDING. 



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PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



^RCHIDS 



To arrive beginning of Bpril -- 



Laella Anccps, L Anccps Alba, 

 and L. Autumnalis. 



Lager & Hurrell, f:7o"eM:'. summit, N. J. 



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For Sale by 

 Seed Stores 



For Free 

 Pamphlet, 

 write to 



Louisville 

 Spirit Cured 

 Tobacco Co. 



Louisville, ky. 



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