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The Weekly Florists' Review^ 



FORCING BILBS. 



Dutch Hyacinths, Von Sion Narcissus, Paper White Narcissus, Valley, 



Harrisii, Longiflorum, Azaleas and all leading: Forcing Stock. 



Give us a list of yciur wants and we will (luote same. Dun't forget that we are strictly in it on SUPPLIES OF ALL KIXDS, 



We have closed contracts with some 

 of the best and most reliable produ- 

 cers for our stock of 



Roman Hyacinths, Tulips, 



SEEDS, BULBS AIND GUT PL-OWERS. 



VAUGHANJcKELLAR&WINTERSON, 



45, 47 and 49 

 WABASH AVENUE, 



CHICAGO. 



MADISON, N. J. 



Club Notes. 



The regular monthly meeting was 

 held in Masonic Hall on v.ednesday 

 evening last. President Duckham in 

 the chair, and three new members 

 were elected. This was the opening 

 night of the monthly competitions and 

 a grand showing was made. Philip 

 Cos was awarded full points in the 

 hardy flower class with a magnificent 

 display of irises, paeonies, hemeroeal- 

 lis, aquilegias. etc. Other exhibits in 

 this class but not in competition came 

 from R. McMuUin and W. Duckham. 

 J. Robertson made a nice exhibit of 

 vegetables, which richly merited the 

 full award given, and A. Herrington 

 received the award in the wi'd flower 

 class with a collection of things in 

 season. By motion made at the pre- 

 vious meeting, it was decided to di- 

 vide the flowers exhibited between the 

 two hospitals in Morristown. a dispo- 

 sition of them that will be greatly ap- 

 preciated, and if the quantity sliown 

 on this occasion is a criterion, there 

 will be a good shipment to each insti- 

 tution after the meetings. 



Mr. C. E. Coren was the essayist of 

 the evening, his subject being mosses. 

 He gave a most lucid explanation of 

 their manner of growth and method., 

 of reproduction, his remarks being il- 

 lustrated with the aid of a microscope. 

 As the time for preparing his dis- 

 course had been short, a general de- 

 sire was expressed for the lecturer to 

 take up the subject again on some fut- 

 ure occasion. 



HUNT'S REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO 

 MARKET. 



. The summer dullness seems to have arrived 

 already. June, usuaP.y considered by the 

 growers one of the best months of the year, 

 aU things considered, 

 disappointment. June 

 commencements have 

 ousiness in the flower 1 

 will be an exception. 

 Most growers are ti 

 they can and replanting. The supply is 

 consequence materially reduced, and but 

 small percentage of receipts are of good qual 

 ity. Carnations of all kinds are a glut 

 go at buyers' offers. Many 

 sleepy when received and m 

 of quickly in crder to reali 

 them. Harrisii and callas a 

 find little sale. Paeoivies and 

 spring stock about gone. 



s proving a great 

 eddings and school 

 n years past made 

 : lively, but this year 



wing out as fast as 



1 

 re poor and 

 t be disposed 

 anything on 

 plentiful but 

 ■ther out door 



CLEARY&CO.oYEzmYEzn 



Plant Auctioneers, 



60 Vesey St., - New York City. 



TUESDAY and FRIDAY 



iS-SEND FUR C.\T.\L(X.UE. 



■f.*! Auctioneer, J, P. CI,EABT. 



GIVE 



US 



A 



TRIAL 



WE 



CAN 

 PLEASE 



YOU. 

 J* 



RUSES, C4RNATI0NS, AND ALL KINDS 

 OF SEASONABLE flOWERS IN STOIK 



WM. 



H. Bayersdorfer & Co. 



i the eargbst 



,-^b| supply mouse 

 ii in america 



New Cltaloffue of all Florists" Supplies on application 



Fur the trade only 



60 to 56 N. 4th Street. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



June 13, 



•9S. 



OELERY PLANTS 



White Plume, i ;olden Self 



Blanching and Hartwell's 



Perfection. Nice outside plants from March sowing, 



90c per looo; $7.50 per lo.ooo. Cash please. 



WM. S. HERZOG. Littleton. N J. Morris Co. 



Mention The Florists' Review 

 writing advertisers. 



vhen 



WM. J. BAKER, 



WHOLESALE 

 CUT FLOWERS, 



1432 S. Penn. Square. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 

 Original Headquarters for CARNATIONS. 



EDWARD REID, 



Wholesale Florist 



1526 Ranstead St.. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



iAZM. C. S7VYITH 



'^"''l^rc^l'lcl lUbolesale 

 so.fJ,?^S florist 



40 South 16th Street, PHILADELPHIA. 



LONG OIST»NCI •PHONC 5008 A. 



Our central location enables us to fill out-of- 

 town orders at short notice. 



Latania Borbonica 



lr,.n« Plants. ;;-iii. pots, foliage slightly spotted, 

 . iKi per 100; $l.i,UO p.r IIKKI, Satnple by mail, toe. 



JOHN WELSH YOUNG, Germantown, Pa. 



