JULY 21. 1S98. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



187 



Menand Station, 

 Albany, July 7, 1898. 



Having come to the: Heroic!', determi- 

 nation (for me) to sell all my stock of otJ 



relies, in the line o{ plants which 1 have 



coaxed for upwards of 60 years. I send 

 this information, that, besides the stock 

 t'/all I have, I have perhaps a dozen or 

 more of valuable plants, "j laiiijne": A 

 "Cycas reToliita" S feet high, with the tub 

 and stem almost a yard in circumference, 

 (7 splendid plant. 



One Zamia or Ceratozamia "Lelnnaniana 

 ghtiica" with a bulbous stem of 4 feet in 



circumference and 2 feet high with 



perhaps 100 leaves, 4 feet long or about, 

 as fresh looking as the Celestial dew! as I 

 suppose it is in the ethereal regions! 

 Whither we may go sooner or later .... 

 Giving the whole plant a diameter of q 

 feet, a vegetable tnonument in a greenhouse 1 ! 



Also a Banksia serratifolia, a new Hol- 

 land plant, very rare, nearly in bloom 

 with 12 inflorescence 7 or 8 inches long, 4 

 inclies diameter, a cnriosity ! ! and lasting 

 long: the plant is 6 or 7 feet high, and 18 

 inches circumference at the base. 



L. MENAND, 



Mention The Revk 



Al.KANV, N. Y. 

 vhen you write. 



Doses and.... 



Chrysanthemums 



STOCK THAT WILL GIVE 

 YOU SATISFACTION. 



Brides, Maids, Meteors. 3-in.. $i.O0 per liHi; $4:1,011 

 per lUOO. -l-in., $6.50 per UK). 



Beauties, 3-in., $i.00 per 1(0; $55.00 per 1000. 



Beauties. 4-in., $7.50 per 100. 



ChryBanthemums— 252-in. stock, single. Lady 

 Fitzwigram, Glory de Pacific, Bergmann. Robin- 

 son, Bonnaffon. Modesto. Perrin. V'lviand-Morel. 

 Maud Dean. Maud .Adams. Emil and Gretchen 

 Buettner, Yellow Jones, D. Spaulding, Lottie 

 Berry. Marion Henderson. Crawlord. bnowball, 

 Defender. Mayflower, Thanksgiving. Whithers. 

 Morton, Irene Woodford, Muroock. Golden Tro- 

 plly, M. M. Johnson, Sunderbruch. Merry Mon- 

 arch, Marquis de Mortmont, at $3.00 per IL'O. 

 No more Booted Cuttings. 



POEHLMANN BROS. 



MORTON GROVE, CooK COUNTY, III. 



Ml- 



i.n Thr- 



Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. 



Notice is hereby given that the partuersliip here- 

 tofore existing between the undersigned, under 

 the name of Jl. Hall & Son. in the greenhouse bus- 

 iness is by mutual agreement dissolved, and the 

 undersigned \V. E. Hall will continue the business, 

 having purchased the interest of E. Hall in the 

 same. .All persons indebted to said firm will make 

 settlement witli W. E. Hall who is the owner of all 

 outstanding accounts. 



Dated at Clyde, Uliio, E. HALL. 



Julv 11, isDs. \V. E, HALL. 



-WANTED- 



TO BUY TWO OLEANDERS, 



ill tubs or bo.Kes, One the double 

 red and the otlier the double wliite. 

 Must be in good shape 



nd bio 



ings 



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 writing advertisers. 



HEADQUARTERS EOR 



All the Novelties... 

 All the Standard Sorts 



W. ATLEE BIRPEE & CO., PHILADELPHIA. 



J, M. THORBURN & CO. 



Late of 15 John Street, Have 

 REMOVED TO ^fi CORTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. 



_«,.-».. ,..-,■»<<■ Areca Lutescens, $5.00 per 1000. 

 FRESH SEEDS Seaforthia Elegaus, 3.00 



Rose Hill Nurseries C»«™™?^'' 



Largest Qrowers of Palms, Orchids. Stov 

 and Greenhouse Plants, Ferns, Arauca 

 rias, Pandanus. 



SIEBRECHT & SON, 



New York Office. 409 Fifth Av 



Mention Florists' Revie 



New Rochelle. N.Y. 



$5 per 100; $40 per 1000; 25 at 100 rate. 



Send b.r hst nl otiier new and 

 Stan. bird >arieties. 



H. WEBER & SONS, -- OAKLAND, MD. 



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