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TheW eekly Florists' Review* 



November 6, 1002. 



FERNS-Continued. 



Boston ferns. 2i,2-lii., W.OO KM.); 3-ln., $10.00; 

 4-ln., 15o; 5-ln., 25c; 6-ln., 50e; 7-ln., $1.00; 

 8-ln., $1.25, 



W. J. & M. S. Vesey, Fort Wa.vne. Ind. 



Nfplirolcpis llostonU'iisis. 2'/i.. :'>. 4, r» jiiui 

 0-ln. Cull or ivrll(\ I'ricos right. 1,iii1\vIk 

 MiiKltnok. s.^iln .Viilhnn.v .\vr.. So. Chicat'o. ill. 



Boston ferns, 6-ln. pota 40c. 

 Godfrey Aschmann, 1012 Ontar St., Phila- 

 delphia^^ ^ 



Ferns. Iloaton. 4-ln. pots, J.S.OO; 2',4-ln. pots, 

 $2,riO. .Swords, 4-in. pots. $0.00. 

 C. M. Nhiger, Springfield. 0. 



BOSTON FERNS. 6-ln.. $0.00 doz. Ferns for 

 tern dishes, 2 and 2%-ln.. 2>4c. 

 Crown I'oint Floral Co., Crown Point. Ind. 



Nephrolepis cordata compacts, strong 2^-ln., 

 $2.50 100; BOO for $10.00 cash. 



HENRY ERNST & SON, Washington. Mo. 



FEVERFEW. 



strong rooted cuttings of feverfew, Little 

 Gem, 76c 100. 



Buckley Plant Co., Springfield, 111. 



GARDENIAS. 



Gar<lonlas. tine wiiiti-r-lloWLTiiig variet.v. 0-in. 

 pots. .$0.00 per do'/.: 5-ln. pots, $7.50 per doz. 

 Read.v to Mnoni this winter. 



SIEHUKCIIT & SON. New Rochelle. N. Y. 



BUSINESS BRINGERS— 



REVIEW Classified Advs. 



GERANIUMS. 



GER.VNlUiMS. 100. 1(100. 



S. A. Nntt. lleteranthe anil Bnchner.$1.25 $10.00 



Perkins. PoitOTlue. Landry & Riccard. 2.00 15.00 



Viand and Ojtstellane 2.50 20.00 



Bonnot, Castris, Acteon, Harrison, 



JauUn, La Favorite and Le Pilot.. 1.50 

 ALBERT M. HERR, Lancaster. Pa. 



Good, strong, well-rooted geranium cuttings 

 of S. A. Nutt, La Favorite. R. R. Gosselln and 

 an extra fine dbl. scarlet at $1.50 per loo; 

 $14.00 per 1000. E. Gattell and Paul Bruant. 

 $1.2.'5 per 100. Cash with order. Logan Ave. 

 Greenhouses. R. R. No. 2. D anville. HI. 



Geraniums. Extra strong, rooted cuttings, 

 true to name. Viand, $2.00 100. $18.«fl looii. 

 Nutt. Riccard. Poltevlne. Hill, Jaullu, Bruant. 

 Duchess of Orleans. Morton, $1.50 100; i(;i4 ini 

 1000. BUCKLEY PLANT CO.. Springlield, 111. 



Several thousand rooted cuttings of dbl. Gen. 

 Grant geraniums at $1.00 per 100, express pre- 

 paid. Also several hundred S. A. Nutt and 

 Grant from 214-ln. pots, $1.50 per 100. 

 F. E. BONHAM. Macomb, 111. 



Geraniums, jrood as.sortmeut; standard varieties 

 from 2'.4-ln. pots, .$2.00 100. Cash. 

 R. Vincent. Jr. & .Son, White Ma rsh. Md. 



Geraniums, 10 varieties, 2-in. pots. $2.50 100 

 Cash. JOS. H. CUNNINGHAM. Delaware. O. 



Strong apple geraniums. 2^^-ln.. $3.00 100. 

 H. STEINMETZ. Raleigh. N. C. 



Geraniums. Rooted cuttings and 2i.'.-in. 



GEO. A. KUHL, Pokin, 111. 



GLADIOLI. 



Gladiolus May. blooming-size bulbs. 30,000 at 

 $7.00 1000; small May. Vs and less. 100.000 ex- 

 tra nice, $2.50 1000. Terms: 1-3 cash when or- 

 der Is booked, balance when bulbs are wanted. 

 P. O. COHLENTZ, New Madison, O. 



Headquarters for gladioli, over .80 acres un- 

 der cultivation the past summer. .Send for our 

 catalogue of GL.\DIOLI and other summer- 

 flowering bulbs. 

 "JOHN LEWIS CniLDS. Floral Park. N. Y. 



Gladioli bulbs, .Shakespeare. Augusta. Isaac 

 Buchanan. May. Mrs. Beecher. Ben Hnr. 

 Brencbleyensis: also No. 1000 at reduced price. 



John Fay Kennell. Bo x 405. Rochester, N. Y. 



Gladioli; cut .spikes; 25 acres: Augusta, May 

 Shakespeare, etc. C. Betscher. Canal Dover, 0." 



HARDY PLANTS. 



Plants for Florists' use. Per 100 



Funkla undulata varlegata, the true 



variety, strong plant $6 00 



Phlox, Coquellcot, now crimson scarlet, 



all field-grown plants S 00 



Phlox, new varieties, choice kinds 8 00 



Phlox, older varieties, best kinds 6 00 



Deutzia Lemolnel. 8 to 10 shoots, extra.. 8 00 

 Deutzla Lemolnel. 2'/4-ln., extra, for 



forcing 01, 



Deutzla gracilis rosea, strong. 2 feet, ele- 

 gant for forcing g oo 



Peonies in variety. We were awarded a Sliver 



Medal at the Pan-American for the largest 



collection of cut flowers. 

 Flowering shrubs In general assortment, roses, 

 clematis, etc., etc. 



John Charlton & Sons. Cnlversltv Avenue 

 Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 



I have from 50 to 150.000 of eac-h of the 

 seedlings named below, which I offer for imme- 



C-VTALPAS-' "" l-nOO 



"speclosa (true) 6 to 12 inches $0.30 $2.00 



12 to 24 inches .40 3.00 



Tea's Japan, 1 to 2 feet .40 3.00 



2 to 4 .50 4.00 



4 to 8 4.00 



Kaemtera. 1 to 2 .40 3.00 



2 to 4 .60 4.00 



4 to 7 •J.OO 



BOX ELDER. 6 to 12 inches .30 1.50 



1 to 2 feet .40 3.00 



2 to 4 -60 8.00 

 BLACK LOCUST. 6 to 12 Inches .30 1.25 



1 to 2 feet .40 2.00 



2 to 3 .50 3.50 



3 to 5 .60 4.50 

 RED BUD. 4 to 6 inches .20 1.25 



6 to 12 .30 2.50 



12 to 24 .50 4.00 



2 to 4 feet 1.00 8.00 



GREEN ASH. 1 yr.. 6 tol2 Inches .30 2.00 



1 to 2 feet .40 3.00 



2 to 4 1.00 9.00 

 AltlES C.VXADENSIS. hemlock— 



B to 12 inc-hes .50 4.00 



1 to 2 feet 1.00 S.OO 

 JUNU'IUtrS VIKGINIAN.V. red cedar— 



6 to 12 inches .60 3.00 



1 to 2 feet 1.00 5.00 

 HORSE CHESTNUT, white flowered — 



6 to 12 inches .60 5.00 

 PERSIMMON. 



American. 1 vr., 6 to 12 Inches .40 3.00 

 RUSSIAN MULBERRY — 



4 to 8 inches .15 .90 

 8 to 14 .25 1.50 

 1 to 2 feet .40 3.00 



BL.\CK MULBERRY— 



6 to 12 Inches .40 3,00 



1 to 2 feet .60 4.00 



CHINESE WHITE WISTARIA— 



6 to S inches 3.00 

 TRUMPET FLOWER— 



1 to 2 feet .50 4.00 



TULIP POPLAR— 



4 to 6 inches ,30 1.50 



6 to 12 .40 3.00 



SYCAMORE PLANE TREE. 



4 to 6 inches ..30 1.50 



6 to 12 .40 3.00 



BLACK, or Marsh Willow, 



1 to 2 feet .30 2.50 



2 to 3 feet .50 4.00 

 The above prices are for immediate orders. 



Send for seed and seedling list of trees and 

 shrubs. I hav-e about 40 lbs. nice clean Abies 

 canadensis (hemlock), seed at $2.l>0 per lb., or 

 m lbs. fur .flfi.dO. while they last. 

 J. H. H. Boyd. Gage. Sequatchie Co.. Tenn. 



100,000 HARDY HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS. 

 Transplanted and grown In nursery rows one 

 year. Thrifty and well rooted. See main list 

 for other sorts. Not less than 50 of a kind at 

 these rates. 

 2.800 Alyssum saxatlle compactum. at 3c. 

 3,600 Aqullegla, in 5 named varieties. 

 1,600 Aster nova — angllae — at 4c. 



900 Campanula carpatica, at 4c. 

 1.000 Campanula elegans. fine, at 4c. 

 1.400 Campanula medium, mixed, at 3c. 

 3,000 Delphinium formosum, strong, at 5c. 



700 Delphinium grandiflorum. at 4c. 

 1.2O0 Digitalis. In 2 varieties, at 4c. 



800 Dlanthus plumarius. at 4c. 

 1,400 GalUardla grandlflora. at 3c. 

 1.650 Gypsophllla paniculata. at 3c. 

 1.100 Golden Glow, strong, at 4c. 

 7.000 Hardy Ferns, see list for varieties. 

 5.600 Hollyhocks, double, In 5 named varieties, 



at 4c. 

 1.200* Hollyhocks, single, mixed, at 4c. 

 3.000 Heuchera sanguinea, at 5c. 

 2,000 Uteris sempervirens, at 4c. 

 5,000 Llllum canadense, X strong, at 5c. 

 1.201I Lythrum roseum superbum, at 4e. 

 1,000 Primula veris, mixed, at 5c. 

 l,2no Primula vulgaris, at 5c. 



800 Sedum acre, at 3e. 

 1.100 Sllene virglnlca. at 6c. 

 1.500 Monarda didyma. at 4c. 

 15.000 VInoa minor, fine, at 4c; $25.00 per 1,000. 

 1.050 Dlanthus. Mrs. Slmklns. at 4c. 

 1.100 Pyrethrum ullginosum, 2 years, at 5c. 

 1.400 Liatrls, in 4 named varieties, see list. 

 1,200 Lychnis chalcedonica, at 4c. 

 600 Lychnis Haageana. at 4c. 

 600 Phlox subulata, at 4c. 

 1,000 DIcentra exima. strong, at 5c. 

 450 Anemone Wblrlwlnd, strong, at Be. 

 10,000 Trillium grandiflorum. flowering bulbs, at 

 2c ($12.00 per 1,000). 

 30,000 PANSY PLANTS, strong plants, with 

 heavy foliage, transplanted and grown In open 

 ground in nursery rows, fine strain In mixed 

 colors. $1.00 per 100, $7.00 per 1.000. ready Oct. 

 loth. EDWARD GILLETT. S outhwlck. Mass. 

 Anomenes — Japonica alba. $6 100; elegantissima, 

 a new variety, $10.00 lOO; Lndv Ardllaun. $8.00 

 lOo; Queen Charlotte. $3.00 loO; rosea superba. 

 $12.00 100. Phalaris arundinaeea variegata. re- 

 mains white and green through the season: ef- 

 fective as a border plant: large field-grown 

 clumps. $6.00 100. Pyrethrum (hvbrldum). col- 

 ors range from pure white to deep blue: field- 

 grown. .$8.00 100. Tritoma uvaria grandlflora. 

 strong divisions. $5.00 100. Valeriana offiioinalls 

 (garden heliotrope), strong divisions, $5.00 100. 

 N. SMITH & SON. Adrian, Mich. 



PLEASE MENTION THE REVIEW WHEN WRITING ANY 



Special discount of 10 per cent from these 

 low prices for cash with order. 



All the stock is field grown except where 

 pots are Indicated by size of pot or letter "p," 

 the latter meaning Syj-Inch pots: 



Per 100. 



800 Achillea. The Pearl, p $3.00 



600 Achillea roseum. p 3.00 



500 Adonis vernalls. 2-In. pots 2.00 



800 Agrostemma coronaria and Flos Jovls. 4.00 



500 Anemone sylvestrla, p 3.00 



800 Anemone J. rubra, p 3.00 



200 Aplos tuberosa, p 3.00 



400 Armeria maritlma, p 3.00 



100 Artimisia abrotanum. p 3.00 



300 Astilbe Japonica 4.00 



500 Alyssum saxatlle, 2-In. pots 3.00 



100 Anthemis Kelwayii, p 3.00 



200 Aster Novae Anglae, p 3.00 



200 Aster alpinus, p 3.00 



3000 Aster pyramidalis, p 3.00 



1000 Bocconia cordata 4.00 



400 Clematis Davidlana, p 3.00 



1000 Campanula pyramidalis 4.00 



1000 Campanula compacta, 2-In. pots 3.00 



800 Coreopsis lanceolata. p 3.00 



800 Coreopsis grandlflora. p 3.00 



100 Chrysanthemum, hardy 4.00 



200 Dlanthus May 4.00 



800 Digitalis grandlflora. 2-ln. pots 3.00 



500 Eulallas In variety 4.00 



100 Euphorbia corrollata. p 3.00 



1500 Funkla lanclfolla 4.00 



100 Funkla caerulea, p 3.00 



100 Galllardia grandlflora. p 3.00 



300 Geranium Iberlcum. p 3.00 



2000 Geum atrosanguineum 4.00 



1000 Helenlum autumnale 4.00 



1000 Hemerocallls Sleboldll 4.00 



300 Heuchera Americana 4.00 



3(X) Iberis sempervirens, 2-in. potB 3.00 



2000 Iris germanlca, p 3.00 



200 Iris pumila, p 3.00 



2000 Lychnis chalcedonica 4.00 



200 Monarda didyma 4.00 



500 Platycodon grandiflorum, p 3.00 



1500 Pardanthus sinensis 3.00 



1000 Penstemon. assorted 4,00 



2000 Phlox subulata rosea, p 3.00 



5000 Herbaceous phloxes In variety 4.00 



1200 Physostegia vlrginlana 4.00 



1000 Pyrethrum roseum 4.00 



500 Budbeckia Golden Glow 4.00 



1200 Rudbeckia Newmanll S.OO 



200 Salvia pratensis 4.00 



100 Tradescantia virglnlca, p 3.00 



500 Veronica ofl3cinalis. p 3.00 



100 Barberia vulgaris 6.00 



1000 California privet, 2 ft 3.00 



500 Spiraea Anthony Waterer, p 3.00 



An additional discount of 5 per cent will be 

 allowed on orders amounting to $100.00 or more, 

 making a total of 15 per cent where orders for 

 $100.00 or more are accompanied by cash. Ad- 

 dress orders and remittances to 



FLORISTS' PUBLISHING CO., 



Caxton Building, CHICAGO. 



Orders booked now for FALL DELIVERY. 

 Perennial Phlox, field-grown; a fine collection 

 of named varieties. $5.00 per 100, $45.00 per 

 1000; mixed phlox, $4,00 per 100, $38.00 per 

 1000. 



We have a fine line of HARDY PLANTS. 

 Send in your list of wants for SPECIAL 

 PRICES. 

 VICK & HILL CO.. Rochester. N. Y. 



The largest collectiou of Hardy Native Ameri- 

 can Plants in the world. New and rare sorts. 

 Unique illustrated catalogue filled with original 

 half-t'>ues„ wholesale and bulb lists free. 



H.ARLAN P. KELSEY, 

 Treraout Bldg.. Boston, Mass. 

 Proprietor Highlands Nursery, 3800 ft. elevation 

 ill the Carolina mountains. 



We offer to the trade a large and varied col- 

 lection of the best HARDY PERENNIAL 

 PLANTS, and we also make a specialty of our 

 best native shrubs, both collected and nursery- 

 grown. Our trade list for 1902-3 Is now ready 

 and will be mailed on application. 

 WM. F. BASSETT & SON. Hammonton. N. J. 



Spiraea Anthony Waterer for Easter forcing. 

 2-yr.-old. $7.00 100. Hydrangea grandlflora 

 paniculata. 4-yr.. 4 ft.. 15c: 2-yr., 10c. Tri- 

 toma avarla grandiflora. strong field divisions. 

 .$5.00 per 100. 10.000 shrubs and vines; send 

 for list. Cash, please. 

 BENJ. CONNELL. West Grove. Pa. 



EUONYMUS japonica green, fine plants. 12 to 

 24 Inches, $1.25 per doz. Makes the finest 

 EVERGREEN hedge. E. japonica SILVER, 

 same price. Delivered free any part U. S. 

 Cash with order. 



Atlantic Coast Nurseries, office 606 Fourth 

 Ave.. Asbury Park. New Jersey. 



Ligustrum Regelianum (Prostrate privet). A 

 variety of merit. Much hardier than California. 

 Largest stock in America. All sizes. Trans- 

 planted. Andorra Nurseries, Wra. Warner Har- 

 per. Prop.. Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. 



Irish Junipers. 3-ft. trees, $15.00 100, $125.00 

 1,000; 3y. to 4 ft.. $20.00 100, $150.00 1,000; 

 extra heavy, 4 to 4^4 ft., $25.00 100. Savin 

 junipers. 2% ft.. $15.00 100. Boxing at cost. 

 Cash. JOSEPH HEINL. Jacksonville. 111. 



Native ornamental trees, shrubs, hard.v peren- 

 nials, vines, ferns, etc. Send for price list. 

 iSackett Bros. Nurseries, Lebanon Springs, N. Y. 



OF THESE ADVERTISERS. 



