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TheWeekly Florists' Review* 



June 12, 1902 



Valley and Beauties LEO NlESSEN, 



of Extra Fine Quality, phiudelphia, pj, 



narln g June will be 



upen from T A. H. to '« P. H 



M.Mtion Tlio Ri'vion- w\iin yml write. 



Cineraria, Calceolaria and Chinese Primrose 



UNBIVAIiED STBAIirS FROM ENQI.ISH SFECIAI.ISTS. 



Cineraria-English Pri.e Giant- Flowering. Mix-ed. per pkt.. |«» |||^s. ||e ■. « "•■ ?^'-^: "-^^'-^IIm 

 Primukf Jchinese Primrose) English Prize, Fringed. Mixed ....per lUO seeds. 35c; 51)0 seeds, ll.UU: 



PrimnSForbesi*l&tby Primrose, Rosy Lilac S" iSlee'dl' 'il?-^ 1«X) alldl' '!Si 



"lOlA) seeds, :iUc; 2Ul)U seeds, dUc; 6000 seeds, »1.00: per oz.. Io.IO, 



JOHNSON & STOKES, 217-219 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



ORANGE, N.J. 



The regular monthly iiieetiDg of the 

 New Jersey Floricultural Society was 

 held at their rooms on ilain street on 

 June 4. The one topic of the evening 

 was the contemplated ilower show, con- 

 cerning which some seventy-five citizens 

 had been addressed in the hope of attract- 

 ing substantial support. Only eight of 

 these responded and the committee de- 

 cided this insufficient for a successful ex- 

 hibition. Therefore the motion was re- 

 considered and the society decided "to 

 hold no flower show." 



Mr. A. Kolloff, of East Orange, ex- 

 hibited some seedling carnations, one of 

 which, of magenta color, attracted at- 

 tention. The society adjourned for their 

 usual summer recess after providing for a 

 suitable opening meeting in October for 

 themselves and their families. J. B. D. 



ALX. 

 KINDS. 



HARTFORD, CONN. 



■ Large quantities of plants have been 

 sold this spring. Decoration Day, of 

 course, cleaned up pretty much every- 

 thing, but the growers were well supplied 

 and no one suffered. 



It is with great sorrow I have to report 

 the death of Geo. A. Goodwin, after an 

 illness of only eight days. Mr. Good- 

 win was acknowledged to be the best vio- 

 let grower in this section, and the writer 

 has often referred to him as the violet 

 king. He was also an honest upright man 

 respected by all. 



John Coombs has just completed an- 

 other carnation house. 



Plants in the field are doing well here, 

 no doubt on account of the cool nights. 



O. 



COKRECTION. — lu the advertisement of 

 Messrs. W. H. Gullett & Sons on page 

 60 of our last issue an error was made 

 ■whereby they were made to offer 2Vi and 

 3-inch roses at the same price. This 

 should have read "2i4x3-inch," meaning 

 a rose pot 214 inches in diameter at the 

 top and 3 inches deep. The error has 

 been corrected in this week's issue. 



Dattox, O. — W. G. Matthews, the 

 florist, was injured in a collision between 

 two rigs June 2. He was rendered un- 

 conscious and his injuries were at first 

 thought to be serious. But it developed 

 that there is no danger of his being per- 

 manently disabled. 



We ake very well pleased with the Ke- 

 VIEW and have derived much benefit from 

 the many good articles published. — James 

 Bros., Du Bois, Pa. 



10,000 ROSES 



5000 G)Ieus, 2- inch pots. 



J 000 Cannas, 3 and 4-inch. 



5000 Smilax, 2x2 '.-inch. 



5000 Plomosos and Sprengeri. 



5000 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and lO-inch Boston 

 Ferns. 



Vincas, Fuchsias, Pelargoniums, Hi- 

 biscus, &c., &c, for stock. 



WRITE 



GEO. A. KIHL, Pekin, ill. 



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10,000 S. A. Nutt 

 Geraniums, 



$6.00 a 100. in bud anrl bloom. 



1000 IMme. Salleroi Geraniums 



and 800 Col. Appleton 

 Chrysanthemums, 



at 84 CO a ICO. The above are all from 

 3^-.-inch pots. 



Also 700 Col. /ppleton Chtysanthemutns, 



from 2}n-inch pots, at $2.00 a 100. 



C. L HOW^- DOVER, N. H. 



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Qily of the Qalley ! 



The finest now read.v to out. 



HU DDIIUO 1409-1411 West Madison 

 I Ni DnUnOi street, CHICAGO. 



Fine Pips £rom Cold Storage 

 $13.00 per 1000. 



Mention The Revipw when .von write. 



W.J. Cowee, Berlin, N.Y. 



Maiiiifactiirer of 



MACHINE >VIRED TOOTHPICKS 



10,C(M....S1.5O: 50.000.... S6.2 5 



3000 6-inch Wired Flag Sticits, $1.20 



Samples free. For sale by dealers. 



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HEN YOU WAINT 

 Engravings made 



send us Photos or clippings from other 

 catalogues and let us reproduce them. We 

 make the cuts for the Florists' Review. 



DEARBORN ENGRAVING CO.. 



300-306 Dearborn St . CHICAGO. 



George fVf. Moss 



WHOLESALE FLORIST. 



Beauties, Brides, Maids, Carnations, 

 Daisies. Sweet Peas, Smilax and 

 Asparagrus. 



38 S.17th St., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 



Long Distance Telephone. 



EDWARD REID 



WHOLESALE FLORIST. 



Everything Seasonable for 



COMMENCEMENTS and WEDDINGS. 



1526 Kanstead Street. PHILADELPHIA. 



Store closes at 0:30 P. M. during; June. 



Lode Distance Telephone. 

 Mentio n Thp RptIpw when yog write. 



FRED. EHRET, 



fl^HOLESALE 

 IVI FLORIST, 



Specialties: Bridesmaids, Brides and Beauties. 



1403-05 Fairmount Ave., Philadelphia. 



Long- Distance Telephone. 

 Mention Th e RgTl«w when yog wr1t» 



Eugene Bernheimer, 



WHOLESALE FLORIST, 



SPECIALTIES: 



Carnations, Roses, 

 Valley and Sweef Peas 



1604 Lndlow Street, 



Long Distance Teleplione. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Mention The RptIpw when yon write. 



PITTSBURG CUT 

 FLOWER CO. Ltd. 



WHOLESALE 



FLORISTS, Pittsburg, Pa. 



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IS? OF Flower Seeds 



FOR FLORISTS. 



Primula ChinensU, Obconica Grandillora, 

 Forbe&ii and Stellata. 



Write for catalogue. 



W. C. BECKERT, Seedsman, Allegheny, Pa. 



M pntlon Thp Rcv-iew when you write. 



Michigan Seed Co. 



WHOLESALE GBOWEKS 



GLADIOLUS, DAHLIA and CANNA 



Flower Seeds and Bulbs. 



SOUTH HAVEN, MICHICAN. 



THE E. G. HiLL GO. 



Wholesale 

 l^lorist«, 



RICHISflOND^ 3?l3iANA. 



