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The Weekly Florists Review. 



Fedruary 27, 1902. 



Easter Plants! 



PRICES ON APPLICATION 

 OPEN 7:30 A. M. TO 9 P. M. 



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SAMUEL S. PENNOCK, ^ 



Wholesale Elorisf, ^^ 



1612-14-16-18 Ludlow St., ^ 



PHILADELPHIA, PA. CO 



ONCINNATL 



The market during the past week had 

 its ups and downs and business aver- 

 aged about fair. The supply of roses was 

 liiuch hirger than anything this year 

 and prices were not very liigh. tiood 

 fancy carnations were scarce and 

 brought top figures. Other stock was in 

 good supply, especially Romans and nar 

 cissus which met with slow sale. 



W. C. Nolan has returned from Ij-x 

 ington, Ky., and is now staying in this 

 city. 



The supply pipe from Wm. Murphy"s 

 pond froze up last week and hb was 

 pushed hard for water, being obliged io 

 haul it some distance. 



Gus Adrian is on the sick list, suffer- 

 ing from a severe cold. 



Henry Scliwarz's plant in Xorwood is 

 in nice shape now and Henry is doing 

 a good business. 



L. F. Darnell, storeman for the J. M. 

 Gasser Co.. of Cleveland, passed through 

 this city on his way home. 



H. H. Eitter, Dayton, O., and C. E. 

 Bower, Birmingham. Ala., were callers. 



S. M. Harbison. Danville. Kv. ; Wm. 



Weber, Oakland, Md., and W. "Cravett, 



Lancaster, C. passed through this city 



on their way home from the convention. 



C. J. OlIMEIt. 



ANCHORAGE, KY. 



The Anchorage Eose Co. will go out 

 of business in Ma}' next, having sold 

 its stock and buildings to Charles Eay- 

 ner, the manager of the firm. 



Mr. Eayner will after that date trans- 

 fer the greenhouses and other buildings 

 to his "Eoseview" place, where they will 

 be remodeled and reconstructed, to con- 

 nect with his glass there. When this 

 work is completed it will lie a model 

 plant in its way. In addition, he in- 

 tends to erect one new house. SOx.'iOO. 

 The houses to be erected this summer 

 are three houses, each 30x300 and one 

 30x150, in addition to a lot of frames. 



A novelty in the construction will be 

 a central underground sub- way extend- 

 ing under the center of all the houses 

 and containing the boilers, machine 

 room, cisterns, packing cellars, ice cel- 

 lars, coal bins, etc., and by which a 

 wagon can easily pass in and out, facil- 

 itating the tilling and emptying of 

 benches, as arrangements are made for 

 the dropping of a small portion of the 

 bench to the wagon, thus filling from 

 the center or emptying as desired. In 

 all, the plant will contain some 54,000 

 feet', erected on Garland iron gutters in 

 one block. R. 



CORRECTION, 



The W. A. Proctor silver vase, valued 

 at $100, and offered for best separate 

 collection of commercial varieties of 

 carnations, was awarded to W. K. Par- 

 tridge, Lockland, Ohio, and not to Bas- 

 sctt & Washburn, as reported last week. 

 The error was due to a misinterpreta- 

 tion of the secretary's notes. 



SOW NOW 



New Stock from Reliable Sources. 



THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW LEADERS— FOR A GENERAL 

 LINE SEE OUR WHOLESALE LIST. 



Trade pkt. oz. 



Alyssum — Little Gem, best for pots JOc 



Aster—Queen of the Market, white, pink, dark blue 20c 



" Daybreak, the finest pink 40c 



" Semple's Branching, white, pink, purple, lavender, crimson. . . . 25c 



VICK'S PURITY, true stock 40c 



" Vick's Branching, pure white 25c 



" '• pink 25c 



" Paeony Perfection, white, pink, crimson, light blue, dark blue . . . 25c 



" " finest mixed 20c 



Balsam— Double white Perfection 25c 



Candytuft — Empress, very fine white JOc 



Centaurea -Gymnocarpa J5c 



Coboea— Scandens, purple JOc 



" " alba, pure white 25c 



Lobelia— Crystal Palace Compacta 30c 



" Speciosa, dark blue, trailing J5c 



Mignonette Machet J5c 



Nasturtiums — Tall mixed % lb., J5c 



Dwarf " " J5c 



Phlox— Drummondii, grandiflora, white, crimson, pink, scarlet 20c 



" ■' mixed J5c 



" Nana Compacta, extra fine mixed 25c 



Salvia — Splendens 25c 



Smilax-Per lb., $3.50 J5c 



Sweet Peas All the leading kinds '4 lb., JOc 



Verbena — Mammoth, finest strain, white, pink, scarlet, purple, striped . 25c 



" finest mixed 25c 



Asparagus— Plumosus Nanus, new crop $J.OO per JOO ; $7.50 per JOOO 



....BULBS.... 



Caladium — Esculentum. Per 100 



2x3 inches in diameter $ 3 00 



3x4 " " 7 CO 



4x5 " " JO 00 



" Fancyleaves,251eadingkinds,firstsizebulbs,perdoz $J 25, JO CO 



Begonias — Tuberous rooted ,single, finest strain 3 00 



' White, pink, crimson, scarlot. yellow 1. 



" White, pink, crimson, yellow, double finest strain 4 00 



Gloxinias — Choicest mixture 4 00 



Tuberose — Double Pearl, first size bulbs J 00 



Cannas — Best commercial varieties, strong roots 4 00 



ROOTED CUTTINGS!!! 



CARNATIONS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, ROSES. 



Clean, vigorous stock grown by the Lake \'iew Rose Gardens. List of 



varieties and prices on application. 



Try Causperleptha, the best combined Fungicide and Insecticide up to date. 



WALTER MOTT SEED & BULB GO. 



108-1 10 E. 2nd Street, 



JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 



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500,000 VERBENAS... 



t;o finest named varieties. inciudinK 



our Mammoth White. Mrs. McKinley. 



the finest Wtiite Verbena Krown. 



PERFECTLY HEALTHY--FREE FROM RUST. 



Kooted Cuttings. 60c per 100 : J.'i.OO per 1000. 



Plants. $2.50 per 100 : $20 00 per 1000. 



Our list is the choice from millions of seedlings. 



Send for list. J. L. DILLON, Bloomsburg, Pa. 



Mention The Review when you wrlt«. 



CHOICE TULIPS. 



Either cut or growing 

 in boxes, pots or pans. 



JOHN WELSH YOUNG, 



Upsal SUtion. P. R, R. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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