34 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



Mat 28, 1903. 



BEDDING STOCK. 



Geraniums in bloom, best beddn 



Alternanthera, red 

 Alyss urn. dwarf. 3-i 

 Lobelia, 2%-inch .. 



asturtmms, single : 



Fuchsias, best var: 

 Fuchsias. 

 Snowflake Daisy . 

 Heliotrope. 3-inch 

 Heliotrope, 4-ineh 

 Castor Bean, 3-' 

 Marguerites, v 

 3-inch 



Int. 



Take \otice. 



Per 100 

 Marguerites, white ami yellow variety, 



4-inch $8.00 



Calceolaria plants in Imil unci bloom . .. 15,00 



California Moss plants 6.00 



Cannas — Bouvicr, Henderson, Mine 



Crozy, Egamlalc, Florence Vaughan, 



Cm!, 



ong plants for 



PLACE ORDERS EARLY. 



hippoii in juits packing boxes will be 



C. C. POLLWORTH CO., - Milwaukee, Wis. 



RETAIL ADVERTISING. 

 Messrs. Toole & Purllant, Bellcfon- 

 taine, 0., send us a clipping of the adv. 

 below, which they have been running in 

 a space of three inches double column 

 in one of their local papers: 

 MY FHIENDS, 

 YOUR ATTENTION, 

 And I'll tell you a sei ret 1 or thai 



uiotli'.-i s anniversary 'may leal Mess ben ha\o 

 a supper tal.le decoration. For a sat friend 

 .send an azalea or some other potted plant ,to 

 cheer up the sick and lonely one. And for tin- 

 one who has crossed to the eternal shore scad 

 a sprav or Moral design, and then in life's rainy 

 day your friend will remember you. 



Orders pi d to Pn.,1.. A I'mllant. Progressive 



Plilorists. will receive the best of attention. 

 Cn« East Columbus avenue, or at Butler's drug 

 store every Saturday. 



A Wisconsin florist has a muscular 

 better half who believes in getting satis- 

 faction when she cannot collect anything 

 else from parties owing large overdue 

 accounts. According to the Marinette 

 Star she met the debtor in a bank just 

 as I,, was cashing a check, and asked 

 him for an old account of $45. Having 

 seen him receive cash on his check she 

 cast 'build upon his statement that he 

 didn't have the money, and when he at- 

 to run away she landed him a 

 half hook on the jaw. She then fol- 

 lowed him to the street and seizing her 

 horsewhip gave him several unmerciful 

 lashes before he got loose. 



You cax sell your surplus stock quick- 

 ly and economically by offering same in 

 the Review's classified advs. 



While They Last! 



Centaurea Gyinnocarpa ... 



I < arieties 



i assortment... 



Feverfew, Little Gem 



Salvia Splendens Bonfire . 

 Swe.t Alyssum, double 



-lia, i'i vstal Palace 



Sinilav, from fiats 



Pansics, in bloom 



N. C. MOORE, 



BATAVIA, ILL. 



s 



URPLUS 

 STOCK. 



4000 Marechal Xiel Roses SVin, nice stock. S3.' 



2000 Clothilde Soupert K..ses. 2 l i-in 8.C 



2'i-in 3.5 



1000 Champion of the World Roses (Mrs. 



Degraw), 2Kin 3.« 



3000 Coleus, assorted, strong. 2%-in 3.C 



1000 Dahlias, " " 2Ji-in 4.( 



500 Clematis Jackmani, strong. 4-in 1S.C 



1000 Geraniums, E. H. Trego, J 1 , -in. 



121 



■JiH'm (icraniiun.s, assorted, _>S-in 3.50 



3000 Hardy Perennial Phlox, fine named, 



2 years, strong 



Hardy Perennial Phlox, fine named. 



2M-in 



Hardy Perennial Phlox, mixed, 2 yrs„ 



strong 



Salvia St. Louis, 2%-in 



Ageratum Stella Gurney, 2'i-in 



Alternanthera, red and yellow, 2-in 



1000 Hydrangeas Hortensia. Thos. Hogg 



and Mariesi, 6-in pots si i.oi i LOO 



■in. pots, $10.00 per Km, 





Phoenix Nursery Co., 



1215 North Park Street, 



BLOOMINGTON, ILL. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



Hew Pedigreed 

 m ....ROSES. 



Send for description and colored glate ol our SIX new 

 CLIMBING ROSES. These originated in our own col- 

 lection by careful cross fertilization and are un- 

 questionably superior to anything of their class. 



Edwin Lonsdale— Pale lemon-white 



Wm. K. Harris— Pale Sesh color. 



Wm. r. Dreer— Creamv white, pink edging. 



Prof. C. s Sargent —Rich yellow and buff. 



Bobert Craig— Yellow, shaded with apricot. 



John Burton - Delicate peach color. 



HOOPES, BKO. & THOMAS, 



aple Avenue Nurseries. West Chester, Pa. 



Asparagus Sprengeri ! 



3. 3% and 4-inch pots, at $1.00. $5.00 and $7.00 

 per 100 respectively. Ready to shift. 



Carnation Cuttings f a 8 st , ? ue ap they 



Price upon application. 



JOHN BROD, - - Niles Center, III. 



Mention the Review when you write. 



WE ARE 



Headquarters for 



Heliotropes 



Double White a grand 



grower, a good one. 

 2 to '.'b,-ln- puis. $.:io 

 per 11)0: 20U for $5.00. 

 of the best select, named varieties, 

 surely they arc tine. *i.oo per 1U0: $8.00 per :" " 



$12.00 per 100; 200 for 



Smilax— Very strong se 

 5.00 per 1000. 



Cannas— Austria, tine s 

 mt. $t>.00 per 1000. Prepaid 



Express prepaid 



ilbs. to cloBe 



ttlngs-Satis- 

 al guaranteed in every re- 

 C. O. D. please. New list 



CLAY CENTER, KAN. 



GERANIUMS. YINCAS. COLEUS. 



Verbenas, smod colors, Henderson's Mammoth. 



Pansies full b]o,,m, SI. 50 per 100. 



Cannas, t'ro/v, Vaughan. Henderson. Charlotte. 

 Austria. Flamingo, large bin., thoroughly 

 pot-bound, $6.00 pel 100. Big Bargain. 



Ivy Geraniums, finest varieties, I in.. 87 per 100. 



Coleus, choice assortment. 2 in.. J'.'.no per ion 



Tuberous Booted Begonias, I inch, fine, 



Boses, Mauls, I, olden Hates, Peril's, $1.5,0 per 



W. H. Gullet! & Sons, Lincoln, III. 



1 



annas 



Well Established, Pot-Grown 

 of the following kinds: 



Shades of Bed-Duke of Marlborough. Chas. 

 Henderson. I. Montel, Mme. Crozy, Sarah Hill, 

 S. Buehner, Scarlet Queen, S. de Antoine Crozy. 

 Beaute Poiteviue ,t. D. Eisele. A. Bouvier, 

 Antoine Chantin, Paul Marquant. 



Shades of Yellow— Canary. Burbank, Aus- 

 tria. Duchess de Montmort. Florence Vaughan. 



Brand Rogue for foliage only, best red 

 leaved Canna for effect. 



Purchaser's choice. SI 00 per 100. 



Our choice, $3.50 per loo. Address 



R. S. BROWN & SON, 



BOX 335. 



