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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



NUVEilBEU 10, Itlliii. 



A Tremendous Cut in Prices! 



WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS. 



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A Chance of a Life Time to Secure Heavy Undivided 

 StDCI( at Prices that Defy Competition. 



Delphinium Elatum Hybridum, field-grown. 

 Di^nthus, Barbatus. Held-grown. 

 Digitals Monstrosa. field-grown. 

 Eulalia Japonica, 3J4 inch pots. 

 Eulalia Japonica, variegaied, 3^-in. pots. 

 Eulalia /ebrina, 3'/4-inch pots. 

 Eulalia Gracillima, 3^-inch pots. 



Funkia Coerulea, S^-inch pots. 

 Funkia *^ieboldii. variegated SU-inch pots. 

 Funkia Subcordata Graodiflora, field-grown. 

 Lavandula Vera, field-erown 

 Lychnis Chalcedonica. field-grown. 

 Lychnis Viscaria Splendens. 3!4-in. pots. 



Lobelia Cardinahs, 3^-inch pots. 

 Linum Perenne, 3?4-inch pots. 

 Lathvrus. red and whitt- S'^-inch pots. 

 Gypsopliila Paniculata. held-grown. 

 ' Gaillardia Granditlora. 3»/^-inch pots. 

 Geum Atrosangineuni, field-grown. 



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Owing to being: considerably overstocked, we 



make this special offer, for a short lime only. 



Plants are well-grown, large, true to name and shipped just as 



they come from the ground without dividing. Prices are for 



cash with order. 



Iberis Gibraltarica. field-g'own. 



Iberis Sempervirens, field-grown. 



Frimula Varis Elatior, 3^4-iDch pots. 

 Primula Japonica. 3!4-mch pots. 



Myosotis Palustris, 3H-iQch pots. 

 Phlox Decussata. 12 fine sorts, 3^-iach pots. 

 Phlox Subulata Rosea 3;4-inch pots. 

 Phlox SubuUta Alba, 3!^-inch pots. 

 Pyreihrum Roseum, field-grown. 



Penstenion, assorted, field-grown. 



Platvcodon Grandifiorum, blue, 3'/-inch pots. 



Platycodon Grandifiorum, white, 3^,4-inch pots. 



Platvcodon Mariesii. mixed, 3i^-ioch pots. 



Matricaria, double while, 3'/^-inch pots. 



Oenothera Frazerii, 3J^-inch pots. 



Oenothera Rosea, 3!^-inch pots. 



Rudbeckia Gdden Glow, field-grown. 



Rudbeckia. Newmanii, 3'2-inch pots. 

 Scabiosa Caucasica, held-grown. 

 Salvia Pratensis, field-grown. 

 Statice Armeria. SVj-mch pots. 

 Statire Latifolia. held-grown. 



Valeriana, mixed field-grown. 



Tritoma Granditlora, 3':;-inch pots. 

 Monarda Didyma field-grown 

 Iris Siberian, field-grown. 



EDWARD B. JACKSON, stamford, conn. 



OCEANIC, N. J. 



Meeting of the Monmouth Co. Hort. Society. 



The regular meeting of the ahove soci- 

 ety took ]jlace in Reduien's hall, Oceanic, 

 N. J., and the exhibition was held on the 

 same date, free to the pnblic. It was a 

 drawback that the hall was not larger, 

 as the exhibits of groups and specimen 

 plants were too crowded. Some of the 

 first prize winners were: H. A. Kettel, 

 N. Butterbach, H. Birch, W. Kennedy, G. 

 Kuhn, Eobt. Murphy and others. 



H. A. Kettel exhibited a yellow chry- 

 santhemum, a seedling of E. D. Adamsx 

 Miss Hartshorne, which promises to be 

 a great acquisition. 



A very good white seedling was exhib- 

 ited by N. Butterbach. 



H. Birch exhibited a tine collection of 

 vegetables, seventeen varieties, contain- 

 ing very fine peas, something very rare 

 at this time of the year for this part of 

 the country. 



W. Kennedy exhibited a collection of 

 vegetables, eighteen distinct varieties, 

 very fine. 



The judges were: Thos. Macintosh, 

 J. T. Cruiser and A. Brighton. 



The election of oQicers took place and 

 all the last year's officers were re-elected. 

 According to the report of the .inditing 

 committee the funds of the society are 

 increasing steadily. Three new members 

 were proposed. It was decided to have 

 the annual dinner at the installation of 

 officers at the next meeting. B. 



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T^^^ HOLL? 



Place your order with PULLEN. Place it now for the very best 

 grade of bright green foliage, well berried, fresh from the swamps. 



Uni I V WDCATUC Ooly first-class materials used— fresh green leaves 



nULLi W nCMI nOt plentifully c ustered with berries. In ordering be sure 



and state sizes wauted and number of berry clusters desired on each. Goods shipped 



at proper time or on your order, carefully packed. Prices are most reasonably low. 



MIIDCTDV CTnPI^ ■'^'^ varieties of fruit— Peach, Pear. Apple, Plum, 

 nUnwCnT 01 UulVi cherry. Ap icot. Quince -every one warranted true lo 

 naiiie. Have an extra hue block of Japanese Plum. 



Dl AMTQ Can furnish anything you wiF^h in plants. 



rLMn I O. {^-GOODS ABE THE BEST. PRICES ABE LOW. 



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Particulars. 



W. W. PULLEN, Nurseryman and Fruit Grower, MILFORD, Del. 



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Southern Wild Smilax 



New crop now ready for shipment. Write for 

 my descriptive circular and price list. I guarantee 

 that all goods shipped by me will be of best qual- 

 ity hand picked, and of standard weight I solicit 

 your standing orders for the above goods. Re- 

 duced express rates to all points. Address all 

 orders to, by wire via Georgiana, 



J. G. BARROW, Red Level, Ala. 



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PRIMROSES, 



Chinese, large fiowering. 2-in. pot. $1,25 per 100. 



ASPARAGUS 



Sprengeri, 2 in.. $3..^') per 100. 



PIuiiiosus, -^in.. f I.f.O per 100. 



JOS. H. CUNNINGHAM, DELAWARE, OHIO. 



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