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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Decembek 2. 1897. 



INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. 



Allen. C. H -3 



American Bulb Co . 49 

 American 



Jadoo Co M. 6S 



Amling, E. C 31 



Anthony Florence. 63 



Baker, W. J 25 



Baldwin, \. J S8 



Barnard, W,W. & Co. 5.=. 

 Bassett & 



Washburn 27, 59 



Berger. H, H.&Co.. 48 



Blanc, A, & Co 3S 



Boeraer,Fred 4'_ 



BoTd. J. H. H 311 



Breitmeyer & .-^ons. 4:. 

 Burpee, W. Atlee 



& Co 61 



Carroll. Thomas E. . •■)9 



Clark Bros i^2 



Cleary & Co 62 



Clucas & 



BoddinKton Co — n8 

 Cottage Gardens . 47 



Dillon. J. L 48 



Dorner. F. & 



Sons Co 44 



Dreer. H. A 51 



Eggert, August 70 



Elliott, W. H 46 



Ellis & Poll worth 41 

 Emmans, George M .54 

 Esler, JohnG,,secy 54 



Gibbons, H. W 30 



Graham, Hugh 39 



Grossman. CM ^4 



Heac.ock, Jos 56 



Hagenburger, Carl , TO 

 Hancock, 



Geo. & Son — 

 Heinl. John G... 

 Herrmann. A.. . . 



Herr, A. M 



Herr. D, K 



Herrington, A. . 

 Hill. E. G. & Co, 



Hippard,E 



Hunt, E, H 39 



Jacob, Chas,W.& Co 31 



Joosten. C. H 57 



Kasiing. W. F 28 



Keeler, J,G 70 



Keenan's Seed Store 54 



Kelsey, H. P 31 



Kennicott 



Bros. Co . . . 

 Kraber, W, C 

 Krick.W, C. 



Kuehn, C. A 34 



Kuhl, George A 59 



Lager & Hurrell .... 38 

 Lippincott, 



Ml.ss C. H 68 



Littleiield. H. F.... 66 

 Lockland 

 Lumber Co 71 



60 



66 



28 



36, 37 

 ... .59 

 ...70 



Long, 1). B. 

 Louisville 



Tobacco Co. 

 Lynch. W. E., 

 MacDonald & 



McManus 25, 32 



Millang&Co 33 



Moninger. J. C. Co.. 69 

 Moon.SamuelC..48. 59 



Moore & Simon 62 



Morris Floral Co.... 33 

 Mound City Cut 



Flower Co 59 



Nanz& Neuner 54 



Palmer, R. T. Co... 28 

 Pay ton & Bennett.. 48 

 Pennock, Samuel S. 35 

 Pierson. F. R. Co... 43 

 Plentv'sHort. Wks, 60 

 Prince, A, G. &Co.. 24 

 Quaker City Mch. Co 67 



Randall, A. L 30 



Reasoner Brothers. 33 

 Redfleld. Bradley, -. 70 



Reed & Keller 48 



Regan Printing 



House 26 



Reid, Edward 25 



Reinberg Brothers. 26 



Renter, S. J 42 



Rice, M.&Co 72 



Rogers Park Floral 



Co 30 



Rolker, Aug, & Sons 60 



Russell. S J 59 



Salter, VV. H 70 



Schillir, J. L 68 



Schmidt, J. C. & Co 33 

 Schneider, Fred,... 59 

 Schwahn'sSons.J.G 4K 



Scollav, John A 69 



Simmons, W. P. & Co .t4 

 Smith, Nathan &Son52 



Smith, Wm.C 35 



Smith, W. &T, Co.. 48 



Soltau, C 59 



Standard Fertilizer 



Co 58 



Steflens, E 58 



Storrs & Harrison 



Co 46 



Stumpp & Walter Co 25 



Swayne, Wm 42 



Taplin, S 66 



Vaughan, McKellar 



& Winterson 31 



Ward, C, W 47 



Weaiherby, G. W.. 58 



Weber. H. & Sons 

 Whitton & Sons..30 

 Winter & Glover,.. 

 Wittbold. George.. 

 Witterstaetter.R . 



Wors, C. W - 



Wotherspoon.Jas.R 68 

 Young. Thomas, Jr 53 



Drive in Terns 



titi 



WE MUST HAVE ROOM 



3H-inch pots in eight varieties, at IB.50 per 

 100: J30.00 per 1,000. These are as large as many 

 3-inch Ferns and good healthy stock. Ferns, 

 ,'!-inLh, twenty varieties, W5.00 per li"i. 



GOGOS WEDD&LlflNfl 



3'iinch pots, at $f>.i"i per 100. j.'..nd color- 

 growing plants. 



JkJ^jt 



SAMPLES FOR STAIVIPS. 



B. REDFIELD, 



GLENSIDE, PA. 



2- year 



field- 



Hybrid Perpetual Roses 



grown, in assortment, at 8c. Lighter plants, 

 line for potting, Held-grown, at 4c. CLEMATIS 

 VIRGINUNA, sweet scented small white flower. 3- 

 year. tine, at 5c, Also, in cellar. Grapes, Cur- 

 runts, Guosetierrier., larg>' flowered Clematis, &c. 



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



Cyclamen for Christmas. 



4-inch pots *3..50 per d.iz., *3tl.lXJ per 100 



5-inch pots 4.00 per doz. 



6-inLh pots 6.iH»perdoz. 



UOON'VINi:, from 2-in. pots, $3.00 per 100. 

 CASH WITH ORDER 



AUG. EGGERT. Florist. East St. Louis, ill. 



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We arf a day late with this first num- 

 ber but bv next%veek we shall have the 

 new machinery in good running order 

 and will appear promptly on tune. We 

 return thanks to our advertisers for their 

 generous orders and shall spare no effort 

 to make the investment a profitable one 

 for them. 



In our advertising pages you will find 

 numerous offers of Christmas greens. 

 You will find these advertisers prompt 

 and reliable, and their prices as reason- 

 able as those of any house in the trade. 

 We ask for them a fair share of your 

 orders. . 



To THE many friends who sent in their 

 subscriptions in response to the bare an- 

 nouncement that we would issue a new- 

 paper we beg to return our sincere 

 thank's, and we assure them that the con- 

 fidence shown will not be soon forgotten. 



PLEASE MENTION the FLORISTS' RE- 

 VIEW every time you write an advertiser 

 and thereby oblige the publishers. 



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 We will introduce you. Every 

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Introduction 



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 traits will be published from 

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 been presented. Photos may 

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FLORISTS' 

 PUBLISHING CO. 



530-535 Caxton Building, 

 Chicago 



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W. C. KRICK'S 



FLORISTS' 

 IMMORTELLE 

 LETTERS, Etc. 



Medal awarded at 

 the World's Fair and 

 liighest award 

 wherever exhibited. 

 These Letters and 

 I't'sign^are made of 

 thebest Immortelles 

 wired on wood or 

 metal frames, hav- 

 ing: holes drilled in 

 th-iii 1. 1 in-.-it t'.i.th 

 pit■k^. hv ulii.'h ih.'V 

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 ik-sij^ii, (_;i\ e them a 

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 these goods to be su- 

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*2in. Letters. »2 fiO 

 per 100. Postage, 15 

 ■ ents per 100. 



tor othei- ^^tyU^s of Letter^*. Emblems and Det^igns, 

 send lor catalogue. Before purchasing send for free 

 sample and catalogue, and e.inpare wirh any other 

 letter on the market. 



For Sale by all Florists' Supply Dealers 

 The Perfect Flower Pot Handle and Hanger. 



Is used for lifting ]>Iants out of jardinieres, also 

 for hanging up plants for decorations on walls, etc. 

 Will sustain a weight of 100 pounds. 



No. I, will tit from 2 to 5-inch pot«. per dozen. 35c.; 

 No. a, will fit from 5 to 8-inch pots, per dozen, 50c; No. 

 3, will tit from 8 to 12-inch p»>tB, per dozen. 60c. Post- 

 age 10c extra per dozen ; saniiile pair, Uic, postpaid. 



W.C.KRICK, 1287 Broadway, Brooklyn, N.Y. 



GOOD STOCK. 



l)rata*na Indivisa. 6-in . 20 to 24-in. high. 118 per ItHt. 



•• i^j-in.. 1» to 20 in. high, strong, »10 pr 100 

 Pteris Tremula, 6-ln., strong, 820 per 100. 

 Assorted Ferns, 5 and 6-in.. tlne.82pcr dozen. 

 Pandanus Utilis, 3-in.. stiong, 17 per 100. 

 Ficus Elastica, 5-in., 15 to 18 in. high. Ub per 100. 

 5-in.,18 to 24 in. high, S70 per 100. 

 Adiantum Cuneatum. 3-in..*6 per 100. 

 Grevillea Robusta. 3 and 4-in., »6 per 100. 

 Otaheite Oranyes, i-ia., i to 10 fruits, $3.50 per dozen. 

 Carnations. Kloia Hill, rooted cutting.s.*5 per 100, 

 Geranium, Mme. Bruant. 2^*" -H per 100. 

 S. A. Nutt,2>^-in..f;)per 100. 

 LaFavorlte. 2H-in., 83 per 100. 

 H. A. Nutt, rooted cuttings, 820 per 1,000. 

 " Mme. Salleroi. 2-in.. 82 per 100. 



Rose Creraniums, 2i<J-in.,83 pel 100. 



Chrj'santlieinunis, standard varieties, bench or pot 

 stock plants, II per dozen. 



TERMS, CASH. STOCK W NO. I CONDITION. 



CARL HACENBURCER, 



MENTOR. OHIO. 



BRANCHING ASTER SEED. 



GET THE BEST GROWN. 



IN WHITE ^ ROSE j< PIMi j< AND j* LAVENDER. 



In quantities to suit purchaser. Prices on 

 application. Crop of 1897. 



J. Q. KEELER, 



587 Monroe Ave., ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



