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The Weekly Florists' Review, 



APRIL 13, 1S99. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



Parlin & Orendorff Co., Canton, 111., 

 agricultural implements; Crane Bros., 

 Westfiekl. Mass., Lineoid vases; Lager 

 & Hurrell, Summit, N. J., orchids; 

 Pinehurst Nurseries, Pinehurst, N. C, 

 collected seeds; Willijims &; Sons Co., 

 Batavia, 111., plants: same, florists' 

 and nurserymen's supplies; Batavia 

 Nurseries, Batavia, N. Y., nursery 

 stock; E. H. Hunt, Chicago, cut flow- 

 ers and florists' supplies; Old Colony 

 Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass., general 

 nursery stock; Lake View Rose Gar- 

 dens. Jamestown, N. Y., cut flowers 

 and palms; J. N. Kidd, St. Joseph, Mo., 

 plants, bulbs, seeds, cut flowers, etc.; 

 Herb & Wulle, Naples, Italy, seeds, 

 and bulbs; Albert M. Herr, Lancaster, 

 Pa., carnations — novelties and stand- 

 ard sorts; Walter A. Potter & Co., 

 Providence, R. I., seeds, plants, bulbs. 

 Implements; Horace Rimby, College- 

 ville. Pa., plants, seeds, bulbs, etc.; A. 

 Tilton & Son, Cleveland, Ohio, seeds; 

 Ellis & Pollworth. Milwaukee, Wis., 

 cut flowers and florists' supplies; Har- 

 kett's Flo. Nursery, Dubuque, la., 

 seeds, plants and bulbs; McKellar & 

 Winterson, Chicago, pots; John Peed 

 & Son, London, England, Cannas, car- 

 nations, dahlias, etc.; Barr & Son, 

 London, England, hardy perennials 

 and alpines; V. Lemoine & Fils, Nan- 

 cy, France, plants, seeds and bulbs. 



POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 



At the establishment of the Hagger- 

 ty Floral Co. are to be seen some 

 houses of roses, the plants in which 

 are from 20 to 25 years old. The va- 

 rieties are Bon Silene, Satrano, Jack, 

 Paul Neyron and Magna Charta, and 

 they produce more and better flowers 

 than young plants occupying equal 

 space. The plants are in solid beds. 

 During the summer the sash are re- 

 moved from the house, allowing the 

 plants to grow to a height of seven 

 or eight feet. Early in the fall they 

 are pruned down to two eyes, the sash 

 replaced on the house and the plants 

 slowly started up with the aim to get 

 a crop in for Easter. R. 



UNADILLA, N. Y.— Easter trade the 

 best in ten years. Violets, valley, 

 roses and carnations In great demand; 

 Harrisii sold well but not called for 

 as in former years. Bulb stuff all sold 

 even to the 5-inch pots of Crocus. 

 Large hydrangeas sold well, though 

 but little call for azaleas. The bulk 

 of the trade was in choice cut flowers 

 and prices realized the best since we 

 have been in business. N. H. 



LOUISVILLE, KY.— F. Walker & 

 Co. report the largest Easter trade 

 they ever had, the call being largely 

 for plants. 



DETROIT, MICH.— The Park Com- 

 mission proposes to expend $12,000 for 

 greenhouses in Belle Isle Park. 



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BRIGHTON, MASS. 



GLT STRINGS, 10 feet long, 50 cts. each. 



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Awarded by the American Institute of New York a Diploma on pot plants of Dahlia Camel- 



liceflora and a First Class Certificate on Cut Flowers of the Dahlia CamelHa^flora. 



This variety is particularly good for Spring sales as pot plants and is an abundant bloomer, 



valuable for cut flowers, and does not exceed two feet in pots or in field. The blooms are bold, 



clean cut, pure white, with very full center. Good, strong plants out of 2!^-in. pots, $1.50 per doz.; 



$10.00 per 100. Orders booked now and filled in rotation. Cash with order. 



A. L. MILLER, Jamaica Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



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Moon^s Trees Grow. 



iCy^yJyJy} "SKSj StoSIt., assorted varieties, finely rooted. 



100 000 Vl^fkl^C S to 16 ft. Sugar, Norway, Sycamore and Silver Leaved, 



IWjWVr ITiapiCS, Straislit and l^ne, special quotations. 



BEECH, European and Purple Leaved ; BIRCH, Cut Leaved Weeping, White 



and Vellow; ELMS, ASH, LINDENS, HORSECHESTHUTS, 

 MAGNOLIAS and WILLOWS. In fact an immense stock: of choice DECIDUOUS 

 TREES. Send list of > our wants for estimate, or call and see our stock. 



Trade Lists, also 40-pape t>escriptive Catalogues free on application. 

 Only sixty miles from New York City. Only thirty miles from Philadelphia. 



THE WIVI. H. IVIOON CO. - - - - MORRISVILLE, PA. 



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