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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



Julv 16, 1903. 



CLEVELAND. 



The market report must ui i; . .---u\ 

 1m- verj small for die past. «.■••);. ,is im-i- 

 nesa has o( ■ tainlj reai lie I I tie low n liter 

 mark. Stock is poor and -cry little of 

 it coming in, whim sin- l"ts of labor 

 in carting it out to the dump. I 

 week has been very hot, and roses and 

 carnations show i he effects of Li Peas 

 still continue altogether too plentiful. 



We noticed an rnti'i-prisin^ move mi 

 the pari of the retail firm of Westman 

 A- (let/, located at 502 Euclid avenue. 

 Their large show window was deco- 

 rated with kodaks, cameras and photog- 

 luph.-r-.' -uppli,'-. whirl] oughl to prove 

 a pmtit.ibli- -nlc line for the dull season, 

 as taking snap-shots seems to be a fad 

 in i leveland .it pi esenf 



Mr. Brown, foreman for the F. R. 

 Williams Co., i- .u\ ay mi U\- i : i. ■ 

 and expects to visit Pittsburg, Philadel- 

 phia and Nen i r ork City before his re- 

 turn. 



The Ehrbar Floral Co., 716 Lorain 

 street, is oui with a fine new horse and 

 wagon for its cut flower delivery, it 

 i- a stunning outfit and w ill attract at- 

 tention everywhere. E. 



CROMWELL, CONN. 



The [last I it li has seen ,i 'jie.ii i,,.n\\ 



changes, which i- usiialh the ease at tins 

 season of the year. The chrysanthemums 

 have been nearly all benched and a ma- 

 jority of the roses have been planted. 

 With us one house of carnations was 

 benched the first of May and is now 

 promising excellent returns. By early 

 planting good flowers will be had early 

 in the fall. Two more houses were 

 benched the first week in duly and the 

 others will follow as soon as they can be 

 conveniently handled. This i- earlier 

 than in former years, but conditions are 

 different this year and variant earlier 

 benching. Two \ir\ tine hnuses of Adi- 

 antuii. I'.iiieveii-e .ire Lidding fair to 

 make fine plants by fall and a large 

 stock of small tern- i- beini: putted n|l 

 The repairing of the entire place- i- under 

 way and proves to be a big job. The 

 rule this yeai is thai each man shall 

 paint his own houses. 



A. X. Pierson, \\\\<<. accompanied by 

 Mrs. Pierson, has been in ( alifornia for 

 the past two months, returned recently, 

 and the ru-cs ..f Oregon he reports to 

 1m- the most interesting thing that lie 

 saw from the florists' standpoint. E. G. 

 Hill, who was in Oregon about the same 

 time, has als ade very favorable men- 

 tion of them. W. ]!. PERSON. 



FERNS, PALMS, 



Asparagus, Primroses 



Fteris Tremnla— Short bushy stock from 

 ■2'i inch pots. $2.50 per 100. $20.00 per 1000. 



Phoenix Canariensis Palms— Excellent 

 values at $1.50 and $2 00 from 7 ami 8 inch pots. 



THE STORRS & HARRISON GO, 



PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 



Mention the Review when von write. 



WE ARE 



Headquarters 



....FOR.... 



Resunection Plants 



....AND.... 



CACTI. 



Write us. 



NEWELL & AMES, Comstock, Texas. 



Asparagus PI. Nanus, from flats,$2.00 per 100 $15 per J0O0 

 ■™ " Sprengeri, 3 -J -in., 2.00 " J5 " 



Mixed Ferns, 4-inch 5.00 " 40 " 



Asparagus PI. Nanus, 6-inch 10.00 



Field-Grown Carnations — Flora Hill, Argyle, Marquis, America, 57.00 per 



100, F. O. B. Loomis. 

 Calla Bulbs, all sizes: Shasta Daisy, new crop seed; Pansy Seed, new 

 crop seed. Write for prices. 



Express prepaid on above except carnations. 



California Carnation Co., L ,K Loomis, Cal. 



lOOO 



Yellow Eaton! 



25c each, *2 50 per doz , SI5 

 per IOO. Fine strong healthy 

 plants out of 2' ,-inch pots ... 



A. N. PIERSON, 



Cromwell, Conn. 



ORCHIDS 



Arrived In flue comlitiuii— Cattli-\ a rurina. 

 Epidcncii-um Nemorale. E. Vl'ellinum Ma- 

 jus, lick. nli .Rkissiinl CltriiMnunii. O. Macu- 

 latuni. O. Relehenheinili. i im-i.llum Caven- 



illli iiiil'HiiiI.iIiiii ii v.i sum U.iL'i'rsn 



Lager & Hurrell. &' ".' Summit, N. J. 

 AsparagusSprengeri 



2inch pots $2 00 per 100 



2'vinenpots 2.50 



:; mrh pots 3.00 



Asparagus Plumosus Nanus, from Bats, 

 $2.00 per 100: $15.00 per 1000. We prepay express 

 charges and guarantee satisfaction. 

 LOOMIS fLORAL CO., - - LOOMIS, CAL. 



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The 



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Manual 



Is a book 

 that you 



If you haven't a copy already, 

 order one now. 



CARNATIONS 



ALL 

 THE 

 BEST 



LEADING NOVELTIES OF 1903. 



The Best Varieties of 1902. 

 All the Standard Varieties. 

 Send in your orders for Field Plants now. 



6E0. HANCOCK & SON. 6rand Haven. Mich. 



CARNATIONS: 



R & SONS CO., LaFayette, Ind, 



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