Decembkk 31), 1.S97 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



253 



^Carnations 



White Cloud. Wliiti 



Gold Nugget- -Yrllow. 



New York ( Wani i.— Bri^'ht cerise pink. 



Mrs. James Dean (Warct) —Clear silvery pink. 



John Young- ( Ward i.— White. 



Bon Ton ( Ward).— Sc;irlet. 



Prices for aljove varieties: $3.00 per doz., JIO.(K) 

 per 100. J7.i.00Der 1000. 



We will also have Ceri.se Queen (Breitmever), 

 Argyle (StoUery). Jack Frost (Swayne).'Em 

 press (Swayne). Evelina (Witterstaetter). 

 Firefly (Hancock) and all other principal 

 new varieties. 



All good I8;i7 novelties and other .standard vari- 

 eties at reasonable prices. 



^^^ Chrysanthemums 



Mrs. Col. Peirce.- Yellow. 



:i.V each. $:r.M per doz., KMKI per ion. 

 Snow Queen. — White. 



.">iic each. $.i.00 per doz., *,S.=).00 per 100. 

 Merry Christmas. —Late White. 



:!.")c each. ^.M per doz., -KS.OO per 100. 



Selui tor Pescriptive Price List. 

 He.idy .I.Tinuiry. 1S9S. 



F. DORNER & SONS CO., 



LA FAYETTE, IND. 



ROOTED CUTTINGS 



By the Thousand. 



BY MHIU. 



Per 100 

 Double Petunias, .iO varieties ifl 2.t 



10 New \'arieties this year 1..50 



N,,t less than o of a kind. 



Begonias, tlowering. 2.i varieties $I..tO-2,00 



Geraniums, -.T varieties I.I.t 



Ivy Geraniums, 10 varieties I..=>0 



Abutilons, Houle de NeiL-e. Splendens, 



(ioldeu Fleece and Souv. de Bonn 1.50 



Heliotrope, 4 varieties, including Lc- 



niciiiies II \ 111 id 1.00 



Strobilanthes Dyerianns 1.00 



CuphEea, sesar plant 7.t 



Ageratum, while and blue 7.^ 



Salvia, Wm. Redman 1.00 



Gazania Splendens I.."i0- 



Cash with order, please. 



GEORGE J. HIGHES, Berlin, N. J. 



FIFTEENTH year of Suc- 

 cessful Business won 

 by Fair Dealing. Thin- 

 nest luinljei- u--t'd in Kxpress 

 packages, insuriiip 1 o w 

 oharpes. HEADQUARTERS 

 fur PaJms, and all choice 

 ^.J xisefnl and decorative 

 'f 7 stock. Tropical Fruits. Kco- 

 (d^Jf nomic plants, etc. Send for 

 •/ Catalogue and Trade-list. 



REASONER BROS. 



ONECO, FLA. 



l>OVES^ 



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S.J. RUSSELL. 203 Summit Ave. 



JERSEY CITY, N. d. 



Sphagnum Moss 



A very select qualitv, 7nc per bale. 10 

 bales W.OO Grown and packed by 



M. I. LYONS, - Babcock, Wis. 



Write for prices on car lots. 



We Offer the Following 



BARGAINS IN BILBS 



IN order to close out stocks retiiaining unsolfl, for one week only, after which 

 we sliall box up for our own forcing any stocks then left. If you want any 

 of this stock, order at once. Stock is in perfect condition, and we offer it 

 very low- in many cases below cost — in order to close out quickly, as it is late 

 in the season and tlie assortment is broken. 



fi.ooo Narcissus, True Irish Princeps * H.oo per linK); regular price, *I3.00 



-MKK) '■ Trumpet Major 9.00 ■• looii; ■■ r_>.oo 



1,000 '■ Campernelle Jonquils 4.50 ' 1000; • (i.OO 



r.iO •■ Poeticus ,,. .. 3.00 ■• 1000; •■ :i.,50 



1,IH>0 •• Incomparable Stella 4.50 '■ 1000: ■■ B.OO 



4IX) ■■ Orange Phoeni.x 1.50 ■ lof); ■■ iOo 



•-".(«)0 ■■ Von Sion. extra qualily 14.00 ■■ 1000: •■ 19.00 



.i.ooo Miniature Hyacinths, or DutchRomans—namedsorts 9.00 ' 1000: ■• rj.oo 



:i.0oo Pink Romans, extra quality 12 00 ■ lOOO: ■■ Iii.Oo 



tiCa.ses Spirai\a Astilboides Floribunda. .$10.00 per case 250 clumps; ■' I2.IKI 



10 '• '■ Compaela Multiflora 12..50 " 2.50 " " l.'i.iw 



2,000 Tulips Chrysolora $9 00 per 1000; •• 12.00 



l.oflO " Gloria Solis 4.,50 " 1000: "■ (i.OO 



200 C;illas, extra size 4.00 '• 100; " H,00 



l,.500()xalis. Bermuda Buttercup 8.(X) •' 1000; " 12.00 



1..50O ■■ four named sorts 4.00 " 10(K): " li.OO 



2.000 Ixias 2.00 ■■ KKIO: ■■ :!.(Ki 



Terms, net cash 6o days, or 5^ discount for cash with order. 



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F- R- Pierson Co- 



Tarrytown-on-Hudson, NEW YORK. 



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Texas Seed an^ Floral Co. 



Wholesale Florists 



Consignments of Choice Roses and Carnations Solicited. 



We get Top Prices, Make Quick Sales and Prompt Returns. TRY US. 



WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING AS LONG AS THEY LAST: 



Rooted Cuttings Geraniums in choice muned % Strong Field Grown Everblooming Roses at 



varieties at $1.50 per l')0. fe .lil2..50 per 100. 



Hibiscus. 21 2-inch tine plants at *4.00 per 100. jj Fine Roses from 2i/.-inch pots, in all of the lead- 

 Lemon Verbenas. 2'i-inch tine plants at *4.00 •J ing varieties, at *3..50 per 100. 



per 100. ♦, Stock Plants. Alteruanthera, at $4.00 per 100. 



TEXAS SEED and FLORAL 60. ^"tfAtrAL'tEx. 



i JadQO Fibre Grows Prize -Winners ; 



GRAFTING EXTRAORDINARY. 



A state editor having learned of a mar- 

 velous feat in horticulture by grafting 

 tomatoes or potatoes, so that the hybrid 

 plant grows potatoes under the soil and 

 tomatoes above, now asks some geniu.s to 

 trot to the front with a plan for growing 

 cranberries on turkeys. 



WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST 



>SENO TC^^— 



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BaSSETT & WASHBlR^, 



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