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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



SKl'TEMBER S, 18»>, 



SEA BRIGHT, N. J, 



The Monmouth County, New Jersey, 

 Horticultural Society held its siwn- 

 mer exhibition of Plants, Flowers and 

 Fruits at the Casino, Rumson Road, 

 Sea Bright, N. J., Aug. 31 and Sept. 

 1. The exhibition was very creditable 

 to this live young society and no es- 

 timate can be placed on the amount of 

 good done by it in practical lessons in 

 horticulture. George Hale staged a 

 grand group of 36 varieties of fancy 

 caladiums. N. Butterbach some 35 va- 

 rieties of asters. Harry Kettel a splen- 

 did all round exhibit. And all the 

 others connected with the show de- 

 serve great credit. Following is the list 

 of awards: 



Class A, for Gardeners Only. 



Group of decorative plants, Geo. H. Hale 

 1st, H. A. Kettel 2nd. 



Six adiantum ferns In pots, Geo. H. Hale 

 1st. H. A. Kettel 2nd. 



Group of terns, N. Butterbach Ist, Geo. H. 

 Hale 2nd. 



Six palms, assorted, N. Butterbach 1st, H. 

 A. Kettel 2nd. 



Six crotons, assorted, Geo. H. Hale 1st, N. 

 Butterbach 2nd. 



Six draeaenas, N. Butterbach Ist. 



Four coleus in pots. W. Kennedy 2nd. 



Class B, for Gardeners Only. 



Collection of begonias, H. A. Kettel 1st. 

 Four fuchsias. W. Kennedy 1st. 

 Four double petunias, W. Kennedy 1st. 

 Four geraniums, W. Kennedy 1st. 



Class C, for Gardeners Only. 



Best vase of roses, O. Mcintosh 1st, H. A. 

 Kettel 2nd. 



Best vase of carnations, N. Butterbach 1st, 

 R. Millican 2nd. 



Twenty-five spikes gladiolus, Geo. H. Hale 

 1st. 



Collection of dahlias, W. Kennedy 1st, Geo. 

 H. Hale 2nd. 



Vase of mignonette, N. Butterbach 1st, G. 

 Standen 2nd. 



Collection of perennials, Geo. H. Hale 1st, R. 

 Millican 2nd. 



Collection of annuals, Geo. H. Hale 1st, O. 

 Mcintosh 2nd. 



Collection of asters, N. Butterbach 1st, R. 

 Millican 2nd. 



Bouquet of flowers, R. Millican 1st, W. Ken- 

 nedy 2nd. 



Other Classes. 



In Class D, for amateurs only, tor best gera- 

 nium D. Schuman was first. For collection 

 of wild flowers J. Kennedy 1st, A. S. Kettel 

 2nd. 



In Class F, for school children, for best gera- 

 nium A. Weybrlght 1st, L. Sherman 2nd. Best 

 fuchsia M. Minton 1st. Best coleus T. Stro- 

 menger 1st. Best heliotrope M. Naughton 1st, 

 K. VTooley 2nd. 



Class G was open to all. First premiums 

 were taken by G. H. Hale for 2 indoor cu- 

 cumbers, 4 outdoor cucumbers, 4 lettuce, col- 

 lection 12 vegetables, 2 bunches radishes and 

 six turnips. By G. Standen for 2 best squashes 

 and dish wax beans. By A. Brighton for 4 

 best white cabbage. By H. A. Kettel for 2 

 red cabbage, 12 ears corn, 12 beets and best 

 dish green peas. By J. A. Kennedy for 2 egg 

 plants, dish lima beans, 12 potatoes and 12 to- 

 matoes. By O. Mcintosh for 12 onions, 12 car- 

 rots and 2 muskmelons. By R. Millican for 6 

 peppers and 2 water melons. By T. Mulligan 

 for dish green string beans. By W^ Kennedy 

 for 6 kohlrabi. By T. Mcintosh for 6 heads 

 celery. By G. Kuhn for 12 sweet potatoes. 



Class H was also open to all. First pre- 

 miums were awarded to G. Standen for 12 

 peaches. 12 pears. 12 cooking apples and col- 

 lection of outdoor grapes. To Geo. H. Hale 

 for 2 bunches hot house grapes. To O. Mc- 

 intosh for 12 dessert apples. G. Kuhn was 

 second on peaches, H. A. Kettel on pears and 

 12 cooking apples. W. Kennedy on dessert 

 apples. 



Always Mention the.... 



Florists' Review 



When Writing Advertisers. 



..FIRST QUALITY FORCING ROSES.. 



Fully equal t() those sent nut the last six years, lirst-class and iierfeftlv he:il[h\- in evei-v respeii 



Only selected growih from llowerini; shouts used in propa^'atnig. 



LA FRANCE, PRESIDENT CARNOT, 



HETEOR, SUNSET, BON SILENE. PERLE. KAISERIN. 



BELLE SIEBRECMT. HHE. HOSTE, BRIDE, 



;)-llKh puts. $6M per 11)0; -1 incli pets, ,f;8.l)« |iit 10(1 



Mention The Review when yon write. J. L. DltLON, BI.OOMSBURG, PA. 



Carnations!! 



...IDEAL FIELD 

 CARNATION PLANTS 



Our Stock Surpasses that of all previous years. 



Send for complete list of the best NEW and standard varieties. 



GEO. HANCOCK & SON, GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN. 



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iliiiiiiiirjinnaiiii! 



IIIIIILilillli 



I Tarnations » 



I ^ ...Fine... '^ ' 

 I Field-Grown Plants 



a Wm. Scott 



" Nancy Kanks | ^r,^ t\t\ 



= Emma Wocher J|>J.UU 



" Bridesmaid -a^-^inn 



S Tidal Wave '^^^ *•"" 



= Iiizzie McG-owan $25.00 



I loMnoor Per 1000 



" Nivea 



p Morello, Mayor Piug'ree, Flora Hill 

 S $6.00 perlOO; $50.00 per 1000. 



■ NO ORDER FOR LESS 



W THAN 100 ACCEPTED. 



I REINBERG BROS. 



I 51 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO, ILL. 



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Mentinii Tlie F.evJew wlien you write. 



I Field Grown 

 Carnation Plants.. 



PniRr 



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1.1,000 singl 

 per 100. 



CARNATIONS" f.-^phiteidgro™ 



Unilimi IUI1U Ready no«!, write for prices. 



n no r O Brides, Belle Siebrecht and Meteors 

 nlJAl A" in 3-inch pots. Maids, Brides 

 llUUkU and Beauties in 2'4-inch pots. 



SMII.AX, in 3-inch pots. $3.00 per 100. 

 Send .lOc or $lMi lor samples and prices to 



GEO. A. KUHL, Pekin, III. 



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GHINESEPRIMROSE 



d colors, 2 and 2J^-in. pots, $2.C0 



P^nci/ <i(x<xH ''i '"■• f-OO: O'^- *3.50. Plants 

 rallSy JCCU. Sept. 2l)th,$3.riOperlOOO. 



JOS. H. CUNNINGHAM, DELAWARE, OHIO. 



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Fancy Leaved 

 Caladiums... 



10,000 Chciic e Bullis in 30 varieties. 

 S4.00 per 100: S35.00 per 1000. 



OAK GROVE NURSERIES, Seven Oaks, Fia. 



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Always mention the Florists* Review wher 

 writing advertisers. 



Stock Ready September Ist. 



A good season has put our Field Grown Stock 

 for Fall Planting in excellent condition, clean, 

 healthy and strong. 



Tlie condition of our ground is such to insure 

 the lifting of a plant with Tittle or no loss of roots^ 



Send for Price List. 



F. DORNER & SONS CO., 



LaFAYETTE, IND. 



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...WAR IS OVER... 



BUT 



...NOT THE FIGHT FOR BARGAINS... 

 in our CLEARING SALE of our SURPLUS of strong 

 and healthy Stock plants true to name. We offer: 



Geraniums, liest varieties per lOo. $6.00 



Flowering Begonias 3.00 



Rex Begonias 8.00 



Nephrolepis 3.0O 



Violets, Marie Louise " 4.00 



Carnations, best standard " 4.00 



Flora Hill I arnation " 7.00 



Chrysanthemums, goodcommer- 



. i.il, <.iiii ni :, and li-in. pots •■ 7.00 



Chrysanthemums, single stems. 2.00 



H. P. Roses, -■ M.irs old H.OO 



Primula Sinensis, 3-in. pots .. .. 4.00 



Please write for special low prices of our Gen- 

 eral Florists' Stock, especially. Cannas, Fuchsias, 

 Genista, Bi- and tri-colored Geraniums, Scented 

 Geraniums, M me. Salleroi Ger., Heliotropes, Hoya 

 Carnosa. Lemon \'erbena. Pelargoniums. Vincas, 

 etc. Stock A No. 1. Cash please. 

 CrBEIilTE COUNTT FI^OSAI. NUBSEBT 

 WHITE HAI.I., IIiI.. 



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^ STOCK OF KUOLO- 



aim Perles, liiuO Brides, l.'iUtl Bridesmaid, 



fine stock, out of -JVi-incii pots. |;).U0 per 



liKi, <-S:M» per 1000. 

 VIOLETS, l..ld grown clur 



Contracts 

 Can be 

 Made 

 Now for 

 Fall 

 Delivery. 



GLASS 



1 grown clumps. $3.00 per Iflli. 



C. LENGENFELDER, 

 Cor. Western and Berteau Aves.. CHICAGO, ILL. 



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For GREENHOUSES, 

 CONSERVATORIES, 

 HOfBEDS, ETC. 



.\lsn H,.ibca Sashes anil Mais, Paiins, nils. Etc 



THE BEED 6I.ASS & FAIITT CO. 

 4S6 W. BROADWAY, = - NEW VORK. 



CMII AV ■'O" Strings, in lots.of 2; strings 



OlVl I LAA. and „^ er. ,Sc per string. 



Ca.'ih with order, please. 

 GEO. STAFFIillTGEB, 



SPBIITOVII.I.E, N. Y. 



