JUNE 11, It 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



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CLEARANCE SALE. 



LAST CHANCE. 



Decoration Day is gone and now you should close up with SEASONABLE STOCK. 

 DON'T PUT IT OFF SO LATE that you will miss getting- what yon require. 



,2K-i 



2',.-inch pots. $25.00 per 1000 $ . 



h pots. SIT. 50 per 1000 



pots, fine 



ered. 2!4-incb pots. $10.00 per 1000 



Per doz. Per 100 

 HoDeysuckies. SVj-ineh pots. 12 to 15 inches high. Scarlet 



Trumpet. Halleana. Chinese Evergreen and Golden 



Leaved. $15.00 per 1000 $ .30 S 2.00 



Hydrangeas. Otaksa, Thos. Hogg and red branched, 2%- 



inch pots 50 3.00 



Jasmines. Grandiliora or Star Jasmine and Revolutum. 



the yellow flowered. $18 00 per 1000 30 2.00 



Justieia or Flame Flower, 2 sorts, fine plants. $20 a 1000 . . .30 2 00 



Lemon Ponderosa, has ponderous fruit. Anyone can 



bloom and fruit it. It blooms in large clusters, the 



individual flowers as large as tuberoses. It is the best 



selling plant we have and we 



florists, 2!<»-inch pots, $25.00 per 10 



Lemon Ponderosa, 2% feet high 



3 to 4 feet high. 50c 

 Linum Trigynum, always in bloom — 

 Lantanas, Dwarf flowering, in best soi 



:>n Vines, blue and white flowering. Now is the time 

 to buy. Don't put it off until vou can not find them. 



plants to offer. $15 00 per 1000 



I, $20.00 per 1000 



pots. S20 00 per 1000 .. 



We have 60, 

 Manettia Bicolor. handsome 

 Primula Obconica Grandifloi 



Achillea. The Pearl, white 

 Acalypha Marginata. fine beddi 



Anemone. Queen Charlotte, new. large flowered 



Begonias, tlowering. 6 best sorts 



Kougainvillea Sanderiana. 2 1 ...-in. pots, fine stock for shifting on. $40 a 1000.. 



Carinas, all our Cannas are plants from pots ready to move right off. 



They are much superior to dormant roots. Mine. Crozy. Mile. Berat, 



Queen Charlotte. Florence Vaughan, Paul Marquant and S.deAntoine 



Crozy. $20.00 per 1000 



( 'rot otis in ,'i best sorts. 2'S-inch pots 



Caladium New Century, the flowering Caladium 



(ulcus. Including erschaffeltii, Hero, Golden Vers, haffeltii, (Jolden Bedder 



and Firebrand. 2^-inch pots. $10.00 per 1000 



Chrysanthemums, all the leading sorts. We have 100 varieties to offer. 



$15.00 per 1000 



Dracaena Indivisa. 2-inch pot6 



I laisics, Paris or Marguerite. 2 sorts, white or yellow, the best, $10 per 1000.. . 



habliasin 10 best named sorts. $30.00 per 1000 



Fern Balls, 5-inch 



I aohsias in all the leading kinds, both double and single, fine young stock. 



$20.00 per 1000 



We are large growers of Fuchsias and have all the best varieties. 

 Geraniums, double and single, all leading varieties. 2 v -2-in. pots, $20 a 1000 . .. 



Ucraniums. Mountain of Snow, silver leaved 



Helianth B m.. It. Horns, hardy sunflower. S25.00 per 1000 



Hibiscus. 12 leading sorts, $25.00 per 1000 



Crimson Eye. perfectly hardy 



Passiflora Constance Elliott, hardy white flowering Pas- 

 sion Vine. $15 CO per 1000 



.;h n<" ospenmnii Jus uinoides fragrant white flowers.. . 



Rudbeckia, Golden Glow. S20 per 1(1(10 



Koyal Purple Strobilanthes. fine, highly colored bedder. 



$10.00 per 1000 



Pr,cac The following roses, from 2Vineh pots, at 

 llUSCSi 52.00 per inti an ! $15 ••!) per 1000 : — Mosella. 

 Hermosa. Burbank. Clio. Climbing Soupert, Ivory, 

 Bride. Bridesmaid. Mme. Jos. Schwartz. La France. 

 Mme. F. Kruuer. Rainbow, Safrano, Mme. C. Kuster, 

 Jersey Beauty. Manda's Triumph. Gardenia, Univer- 

 sal Favorite. Mis Lovett, Greville or Seven Sisters, 

 Henry Martin, Pink Moss. 



Sage. Holt's Mammoth, $10 00 per 1000 



Spiraea, Anthony Waterer. 2] tricb pots, $29 on per 1000 



Caryopteris. Hardy Blue Spiraea. 25.00 

 Solanum A^ureum, the blue flowering Solanum, extra 



fine. $25.00 per 1000 



Vinca Major Variegata. 2-inch pots. $10 00 per 1000 



Violets. Princess of Wales. California und Hardy Russian. 



2 1 , -inch pots. $18.00 per 1000 



Violets, Hardy English Double Flowered, $20.00 per 1000.. 

 Address — 



THE GOOD & REESE CO., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. 



BOSTON. 



There is nothing of unusual interest 

 in the market at present, but it is 

 strange, in view of the great production 

 during the past month, the plants do 

 not at length become exhausted and sud- 

 denly cease blooming. This is the way 

 my memory tells me the ease has for- 

 merly been, but now the supply seems 

 to keep up as if unlimited, especially 

 so far as roses and carnations go. But 

 the greater portion of them are small in 

 size and of inferior color, so that re- 

 turns average very low. Another fea- 

 ture is that the very dry weather has 

 hurried up the outdoor Jacques, as well 

 as everything else; they are not only 

 unusually early but very poor in qual- 

 ity. Peonies, rooting deeply, have 

 withstood the drought in better shape, 

 and are quite good. 



Next week will be no better. The 

 crowd will be drinking pink lemonade 



and eating peanuts at Barnum's, and 

 they don't use bouquets at the circus. 

 S. J. Maxter. 



TORONTO. 



Trade during the last couple of weeks 

 has kept up equal to, it' not ahead of, 

 other years, while some of our best 

 retail stores far exceed last year's busi- 

 ness, on account of the big call for flow- 

 ers during the stay of the governor 

 general and the special interest taken in 

 our races by society, on account of the 

 vice regal party attending. June wed- 

 dings are in full swing and we notice 

 .i strong demand for good Brides and 

 Maids, which have kept, decidedly good 

 thus far this season. ( arnations have 

 been overplentiful, especially the cheaper 

 qualities, and we notice them being ad- 

 vertised by our department stores down 

 as low as 9 cents a dozen, retail. 



in his trip around during the week, 



yom eoiiespnndeiit. noticed some orchids 

 grown by W. Hill, of Yonge street, who' 

 i- ,i special orchid fancier, and who is 

 gradually working up a fine collection. 

 An Hiioidiiim incurvum in bloom with 

 two sprays, each measuring over six 

 leet ill length, was certainly a fine sight. 

 \\.- .il-c noticed some Oncidium Harri- 

 sonianum and Ladia tenebrosa in bloom, 

 which were fine. 



C. Turp, of Bloor street, who is in- 

 creasing his greenhouses this year to a 

 considerable extent, has, two houses of 

 carnations which are in fine condition 

 now. As Mr. Turp has always grown 

 good carnation*, it. will add considerably 

 in t lie supply of the commission house, 

 wli.ie he has been sending his stock for 



We lake especial pleasure in inviting 

 1 the "Old Hoys" back to Toronto, for 

 H- great home coming July 1. 2. 3 and 

 , Lome and bring vour friends. S. 



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