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The Weekly Florists* Review. 



JCLT 31, 1902. 



I W~i\ WtrC^C^rW N. W. Cor. I3th and l 



LEO NltSSEN,Phiiadeiph 



Filbert Sts. 



iia,Pa. 



During July and August store will be open from 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. 



::: Tls Eevir 



|ALL BULBS and 



Seasonable Flower Seeds, 



Preesias. Callas. Wiite Eoman Hyacinths. Paper White Grandiflora ITarcissas. 

 Dutch Hyacinths. Tulips, Mushroom Spawn. New Crop Pansy. Cineraria, Calceolaria, 



Chinese Primrose, Mignonette, etc. PRICES OK IfPLIClTIOK. UHSURPASSED pUALin 

 JOH>SON & STOKES, 217 219 Market Street. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Mention Ttie Review n-hen yoo mnte. 



NEW YORK TO ASHEVILLE. 



A re<JUi;eJ railroaJ rate of s"23.r2 for 

 the round trip iias now been secured 

 from Xew York to Asherille . Xo cer- 

 tificates are neoessarr: through round 

 trip tickets to destination will be issne^l 

 at the figure name.1 $-2X72. Sleeping 

 c-ar berth from Washington to ABberiUe 

 costs if3. 



The Xew York del^ation will leare on 

 Mondar. August IS. by the 10:10 a. m. 

 train, via Pennnsylvania Bailroad. This 

 will enable the eastern delegates to join 

 those from Philadelphia and other points 

 en route to Washington, at which city a 

 special train will be made up arriving in 

 Asheville about 8:30 a. m.. Tuesday, 

 August 19. 



Xo more favorable rate concession has 

 ever before been granted to S. A. F. 

 delegates than that given by the South- 

 em Railway Company, and a large east- 

 em representation should result. 



Delegates inten.iing to travel with the 

 ]New York party should at once notify 

 any one of the Florists' Club's trans- 

 portation committee, which is composed 

 of Messrs. Alex. Wallace. Box 1697, Xew 

 York: A. H. Langjahr. 19 Boerum 

 Place. Brooklyn. X. Y.. and Theodore J. 

 Lang, 670 Sixth avenue, Manhattan. 



CINDERS FOR PROPAGATING. 



Cin'iers as a propagating medium for 

 chrysanthemums have proven a great suc- 

 ees.s. The same cinders have been used 

 four times in succession, the last batch 

 being now well rooted. There has been 

 absolutely no ftmgus from first to last 

 in the cinders, while mams propagated 

 in sand at the same time and under the 

 same cireumstanees were destroyed by 

 fungtis to the extent of 25 per cent. 



I believe that carnations could be 

 rooted in finely sifted coal cinders and 

 the fungus entirely eliminated. While 

 I have had some experience in that line 

 I shall try it largely this coming year, 

 and do not expect to lose a single cutting 

 from fungtis. J. H. "V. 



JoLiET, III. — The new rose houses of 

 the Chicage Carnation Co. are all plant- 

 ed and the stock is doing well. Hous- 

 ing of carnations has now begun in 

 piraest. AVhile a few plants have been 

 lc«t in the lower part of the field the 

 percentage is very small and on the 

 average stock is better than they have 

 ever had it before. 



Sexd order and copy early fcr your 

 adv. in our Convention Xumber. to be 

 issued Aug. 21st. 



Chrysanthemums! 



N :e jajng stock frorr 2-iB. pots. S2 50 Be-- TOO 



Mrs. J Jones, 

 Alice B;rou. 

 Gloiy of Pacific, 

 Mrs. E. Robinson, 

 Yellow Jones, 

 Pres. Smith, 

 V -Morel. 



Marion Henderson, 

 I Geo. S. Kalb, 



Col. D. Appleton, 



Yellow Pitzwygram, 



Zeno, 



Modesto, 



Lavender Queen, 



Kag-oya, 



Yanariva, 



Mrs £ B. Smith, 



Mrs. S. T. Murdock. 



an: many ':.rHEE stanl>a:-;d vap.:et:-:~- 



NATHAN SMITH & SON 



ADBL&N, MICH. 



M-?ntion Tlie E^-. i-'v -lei: y:-'i write. 



UiHOLESALE GROWERS 



Narcissus 

 and Daffodils 



FINEST VARIETIE.S. 



l/ow prices on quantities for Fall delivery. 

 Send us your list of wants, 



American Bulb Growers' Co. 



WHOtESALE BLLB GROWERS, 



PETERSBURG, VA. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



Extra Fine Valley 



During the Summer 

 84.00 to 85.00 per 100 



HM RQIIUC 1409-1411 West Madison 

 . Hi DnUnOi street, CHICAGO. 



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



MannfactTjrer of 



MACHINE WIRED TOOTHPICKS 



3000 6-Inch Wired Flag Sticks, $1,20 



Samples free. For sale by dealers, 

 O i FOR OUR 



oena Convention 

 AdvS.^ Number 



Now 



To be issued 



AUGUST 21st. 



' GEORGE M. MOSS, 



WHOLESALE FLORIST, 



Beanties, Brides, Maids, Carnations, 

 Smilax and Asparagnis. 



32 S.17th St., PHILADELlPHIA, Pa. 



Long Distance Telephone. 



Mer.t:-.". The Review wbeo Ton write. 



EDWARD REID 



WHOLESALE FLORIST. 



\/a||^«/ and all seasonable stunmer 

 Y aacy flowers. 



1326 Banstead Street. PHTLADELPHIA. 



Store closes at K:SJ P. M. Saturday 1 P. M. 

 Long Distance Telephone. 



Mention Ttg Review wh en yon write. 



FRED. EHRET, 



ri^HOLESALE 

 111 FLORIST, 



Siicijiliei: Brlditnaids. Brides lod Biaallit. 



1403-05 FairmouBt A»e„ Philadelphia. 



Lvug BiSiance Telephone. 

 Mon:io-: The R^^view when voa writp. 



Eugene Bernheimer, 



WHOLESALE FLORIST, 



Will Remove 



to 11 S. Sixteenth Street 



about August 1st. 



Long Diitiict Teleohoiis PHILASEIiPHIA, PA. 



piTTSBURG CUT 

 1 FLOWER CO. Ltd, 



WHOLESALE 



FLORISTS, Pittsburg, Pa. 



ZIRNGffiBEL 



GIANT PANSIES. 



Trade packages a; 31. OO. A'.fr, [,:ant' of the 

 above strain at 85. OO per lOJ and 810.00 

 for Fancies. They are equal to any that we 

 ever sent oat. 



DENYS ZIRNGIEBEl, NEE0H4M, MASS. 



M'-r.t; 'n T^e Review when " ": -t.-t'.'-'. 



Michigan Seed Co. 



WEOLESAI.E aSOWEBS 



GLADIOLUS, DAHLIA and CANNA 



Flower Seeds and Bulbs. 



SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN. 



THE E. G. HILL GO. 



Wholesale 

 Florl6t«, 



RICHMOND, INDIANA. 



Meittioa The Reriew wbeo yoa write. 



