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The Weekly Florists' Review, 



MONTREAL. 



The Market. 



The general report on business is 

 fairly good, but trade will not improve 

 so long as the liue autumn weatui 

 as there are yet too many outdoor flow- 

 ers. The growers are 

 Bergmann, Midge. \\ illov, In mik ami i lie 

 good earl} Opab chrysanthemums. These 

 are bringii _ fi - to $3 

 tail. Roses are improving and are in 

 fair supply. Carnations are good, but 

 have short stems. 



Notes. 



I'll, last meeting of our club was well 



1,'mIi 



new eanna. K\|.r,--. uas also shown, 1ml 

 ii was bruised in transit. The Montreal 



Ga - ' l ■ ists' I lull offers 



Smith & Son its sincere thank- and is 

 hopeful of receiving another exhibit on 

 November 11 and 12, the date of our 

 chrj santhemum shoy . 



\Y. Whilling read a very good essay 

 upon rock work and at our next meet- 

 ing we expect a paper by an expert on 

 hardy ferns, Mr. Syrett. A. Bee. 



OTTAWA, ONT. 



This has been a season loug to be re- 

 membered by all in this part of the 

 country because of the very unusual 

 weather conditions with which all crops 

 have had to contend. There were two 

 months without a shower, with which to 

 begin the season; the first rain fell on 

 Ascension day. Then came the pro- 

 verbial forty days of downpour, and on 

 top of that another forty days of heavy 

 rains, all the way to September. How- 

 ever, since the first of September the 

 weather has been all that could be wished 

 for and the middle of October finds us 

 with only slight damage done by frost. 

 But last week saw the end of asters ami 

 sweet peas. Chrysanthemums are com- 

 ing in good shape. 



The principal glass factories started 

 up October 15 for the season 's run. 



FERNS. 



order J in Cinerarias, Chinese Primroses 



andObconit-H. Cut Hoses and Carnat ions. 



only Mrs. Joost and Mrs. Fisher carnations 



left in field-grown plants. Write- 



GEO. A. KIHL, Pekin, III. 



ffloston Ferns.... 



ILSJ All Choice Stock. Well Grown. 



ISO in 3-inch pots $ s.oo per 100 



75 in 4-inch pots ls.oo '[ 



'■50 Asp. Sprenqeri, l 1 .,-ineh pots 4.00 



GELL0N& WOLF, Downers Grove. III. 



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The 



Shipments 

 arriving* in 

 fine condition. 



MSLEA INDICA. 



Are offering best American market varieties ONLY. No cheap, 



assorted case lots. 10 lo 12-inch crowns, per 100. *!5.00 



12 to U-lneh crowns, per 100, 115.00; U to 16- Inch crowns, per 100. 55.00 



Adicintum Cuneatum. **«*.*» pen* 

 Assorted Ferns, esses. 

 BOSTON FERN. - 

 Asparagus Sprengeri. 



."..inch $3.00 per 100 



Primula Ghinensis Fimbriala Alba. • - 



F 

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Etc. 



ST0RRS & HARRISON CO., Painesville, 0. 



ASPARAGUS 



PLUMOSUS 



NANUS 



Large stock in fine condition. 



$0.50 per do/. $3.50 per 100 *'.0.C0 per 1000 



BOSTON FERNS. 



25.00 " I Larger sizes tip to 500 each. 



Send for complete illustrated price list, mailed free. 



THE GEO. WITTBOLD C0.H&- CHICAGO 



Kentia Belmoreana! 



Pots. Leaves. Height. Per 100 Per 1000 



2%-ln 4 to 5 is to 20 ill.... J10 00....$ 85.00 



3-in 4 to 6 20to24in.... 15.00.... 115.00 



4-in 20.00.... 160.00 



Asparagus Plumosus. 



2Vin. Pots $3.60 per 100 $30.00 per 1000 



3-in. pots 7.00 " 65.00 



BOSTON FERNS. 



5-in. pots $25.C0per 1C0 



6-in. pots '. 30 00 



10 in. pans 1.00 each. 



RUBBERS. 



6 in pots $10 00 per Km 



6-in. branched 60 00 



THESE PUNTS ARE OF EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. 



SAMUEL S. PENNOCK, 



1612 Ludlow St.. Philadelphia. 



ORCHIDS. 



We offer a fine lot of Cattleya Dowlann in 

 sheath and bud. Importations expected 

 ofDendrobium noi.ii.-. I) densinornm Cy 

 prlpcdium insigne. C. hlrsutissimuni, 

 Cattleya gigas and C. triame. 



lager & Hurrell, SSS Summit, N. J. 



SMILAX 



5000 extra strong Smilax plants. 



2-inch, at $1.00 per 100 



Asparagus Sprengeri— From Feb- 



1O0O Norway Carnation Plants, 

 to close out 3.50 



JOHN BROD, - - Niles Center, III. 



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Clematis, Hardy Shrubs 



ROSES, Etc. 



' stock. Prices 

 o select in the 

 e hardy plants 



keep well 



be ready in spring when wanted. 



denial is- -Ki nest laii.-.-- tlowered sorts, purple. 

 while lavender, red. etc. '.'-year 16c, 1-year 9c. 



Clematis l'aniculata-Kxtrji fine, luc, 2-yeai 

 tie. sti d size 4c. 



A 111 pe lops in Veitchii--2-.vi.ar, tin. 10c second 



Koses -Assorted H. P. v:ii'le1ies--l'o<|iietle des 

 Alps. .lules MarL-oltin, lien I .lai-,|lleminot, etc. 

 Also Crimson and Yellow Kamtiler. oueen oi 



Clothilde S.nipert Ki 



Pan. Grand. 



Ot rose grown 

 c-ted long canes 



(Golden (ilow -Mosl po| nilai- perennial, 5c. 

 Hardy I-lilox-Clioieest varieties 10c. 

 Pennies -In line jissorllnenl 12c. Deutzias 



Incliiuiiig I.emoinei and Unieilis, Althcas. Wei- 



UelKIS. Hon. \ suckles. Spin as .l;t p.in I.Ulluee etc 



Best sorts and sizes 10c. Also California Privet. 

 Print and ornamental Trees etc. Careful atten- 

 tion lo lari.'e or small orders, with expert pack- 

 ing, which IS free, and ligln '.s consistent will 



W. H. SALTER, Rochester, N. Y. 



ition The Review when you write. 



Klet.'aiil plains, iu lines; post 

 to plant for winter bloom. 2M 

 II CARNATION s .loosl. Triuu 



per 1UU;'$15 . 



i to give entire satisfaction, ouo it. < 

 tit iron hot water pipe. I'.i 00 per 100. 50( 

 ehlngs4-iu. hot water pipe. $13.00 per 100. 

 '. H. QULLETT & SONS, LINCOLN, ILL 

 Mention Review when yon write. 



