M.utcH 6. 1902. 



The Weekly Florists' RcvievA 



513 



OLR 



NEW 



PON DEROSA LEMON 



Is what we claim for it : 

 The Largest, Freest 

 Blooming, Fruiting and 

 IVIost Delicious of all 

 Lemons. 



HKR£ IS WHAT ONE CUSTOMEK 

 DID WITH IT: 



Sturijeox Bay, Wis., Oct. 10, 1901. 

 "It may interest you to hear how I suc- 

 ceeded with my Ponderosa Lemon. [ 

 bought a young plant of you m the Spring 

 of I'.KX). When it came it was scarcely4 in. 

 high, a mere slip, and I said to myself I 

 would like to see this wee plant bear fruit 

 of any size. I planted it in a pot in good 

 Karden soil, kept it well watered, gave it 

 all the sun possible, took it in our sitting- 

 room in the Fall, temperature GO to SO, it 

 grew quite fast for such a small plant. 

 Imagine my surprise after I had it about 

 a year to have my little boy running to 

 me saying the lemon was in bloom, and 

 sure enough it was: Hne, large clusters of 

 beautiful fragrant flowers scenting the 

 whole room. It set 25 lemons but while 

 thev were quite small I pinched all but 

 two off ; the enclosed photograph shows 

 to what enormous size the fruit has 

 grown. The largest one will weigh 4 lbs, 

 and the smaller one 3'.. lbs. They are 

 just beginning to ripen. This is certainly 

 a grand fruit. The Ponderosa Lemon is 

 certainly a wonderful fruit and I would 

 not part with mine for many times what 

 1 paid for it." 



yours truly, 



WM. A. SAXDEESOX. 



Photograph of a Ponderosa Lemon Plant, 18 months old, 12 Inches high bearing two 

 monster lemons, weighing 3 to 4 pounds each. This was grown In an ordinary living room. 



Our parent plant Is i years oUl. t; feet high, with 2U odd br.-iuches about 2 to 3 feet in length 

 and has at the present time over 300 young lembns set. The bloom on a strong; plant is as large 

 as a tube rose and has the true orange or citron flavor. When in bloom it is a tight worth seeing. 



Ponderosa Lemon 



is a grand pot plant. 



Can be grown liy anybody. 



We have a fine stock of healthy 

 plants of the Ponderosa I.emoii 

 in aVj-lnch pots, 60c per doz , 



$5 00 per lOO. 

 3-lncli pots, 10 to 12 Inches higrh, 



SI. 25 per doz. 

 4-incta pots, 12 to 15 inches high, 



$1,75 per doz. 

 5 -inch pots, 16 to 20 inches hig'h, 



$2 25 per doz, 

 8-inch pots, 2V.. to 3 feet hig'h, 



75c each, S6 00 per doz. 



Boston Ferns ■ZK-Sn- pots, fine plams, 50c per dozen; $3.00 per hundred; $25.00 per thousand, 

 /\2dl6dS F°'' Kaster blooming, of the best kinds, 12-inch heads, $3.50 per dozen, 



A^raiirarta Fvr^olc^ "^^^ Norfolk Island Pine or Christmas Tree; fine plant with 3 tiers, I2-in, high, 

 /\raUCaria LXCeiSa 60ceach, $5.00 per dozen; 4 tiers, J6-in. high, 75c each, $7.50 per dozen; 5 tiers. 

 20-in, high, $1.00 each, $9.50 per dozen. We have several thousand fine plants of above. 



GCrdniUfTIS Fine plants from 2H-in. pots, all best sorts, $3.00 per hundred, $25.00 per thousand, 



p ^ We are headquarters for Roses. Send for catalogue giving wholesale prices on all kinds of Roses. 



noses We have 50,000 plants of new Rose Balduin or Helen Gould, the great forcing and garden red Rose, 

 fine, $5,00 per hundred; $45.00 per thousand, 250 at thousand rates, Address: 



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