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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



Jaxlauv 20, 1898. 



BUY YOUR COCOS SEED FRESH. 



Our main shipment has just arrived. Cocos Weddeliana. $7.00 per 1000 seeds. Write us 

 ^___^ for special quotations on large quantities. 



-^i^ik ^-i'.ea%"u;„?l{ro1 flSPflRflOUS SPRENGERI DORMANT FIE,UD GROWN ROOTS 



^^^^nWl^^B^\ for sprmi.' delivery 1 year, S3 V'' 10<l; a yf.tr. *10 per lOO: 3 ytar. .'«;15 per lOtl; 4 year, iji'/JS per 100. 



I'u^lB'I^^^P; ASFAKAGliS SPKKN'GERI SEED; new crop to arrive, per 1000 » 10.00 



y^PR^^WBa .\SPAKAGrs I'l.l'.nosus NA.MIis SKED: new crop on hand. Per 1000 10, oo 



rf^^^jti^^^^ C.-VXNA .41ISTUIA; strong, field-grown pieces. Per 100 3.50 



Vtv\3I^^PS'^ " CANNA ITALIA! strong field-grown pieces. Per 100 7.50 



'^^^^r^^^'^ -^11 other leading varieties of Cannas at equally low prices. 



^•ZynsKl?' SPIK.\EA ASTIl.HOIDES FLOKIKlJNDAi the best variety (or pot plants. $.t per 100, per 1000 4.'>.00 



^*^Si*^ I5EKI-IN LIIA' OK IIIE V,\LLEY; selected Pips. $10 per 1000. Per case of 2500 8.S.50 



tiI..\IJI(»I.US THE ISKIDE. 60 cents per 100, per 1000 5,00 



1>E,\I!L TUBEKO.sES: selected long bulbs, 4 to 6 inches in circumference. Per 1000 7,00 



If you want ou>y the very best strains of Florists' Flower Seeds, such as Verbenas, Asters, Sweet Peas, etc, send to us, 



CLUCAS & BODDINGTON CO., 



TELEPHONE CALL 403 18TH ST. 501 & 503 WEST 13TH ST., NEW YORK CITY. 



An eruor crept into llie advertisement 

 of W. G, Kraber on page 324 in last 

 issue. The price on the carnation cut- 

 lings should have been |i per 100, in- 

 stead of ^7, The quotations are cor- 

 rectly given in the adv, this week. 



WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. 



W 



TAXTED— At once, a goud man fur Palms, Ferus 

 and Orchids. Send ret'erent'es. 

 H. F. H ALLK, 'AS W. Madisini St.. Cliicagi). 



^YrAXTED— A prower that is capalde of growing 

 '» general hediiing stock: also roses, carnations, 

 vioh-ts and mums. ]u,(i(Mt feot of glass. Only conipe 

 triif party need apply. L. E. Hitz. Madison. Ind. 



"IV^^AXTED— A suoeessful cucumber grower, under 

 '» glass and guarantee a good crop. I will pay 

 eighteen dollars per week. Address, Ira Parker, Lit- 

 tleton, X. H. 



W^AXTED-Tn corre^poud with a good all round 

 »» man for ^mall place, (iood home and steady 

 place fur man after March 1st. My man going to 

 Klondike for gold. Ohio Boy, care Florists' Review. 



OITF ATIOX WAXTED— By married man, "28 years* 

 O experience In England and America. Private oi- 

 commercial. Good references. Address 



JOHX DYEK. Short Hills. X. J. 



S^ITUATIOX WANTED— Having 



managed cut 

 flower store fur two years with success, I desire 

 to change position for larger concern by April 1. De- 

 iniit or t'levelanrl jirefened. I'lease correspond 

 with 3i Michigan. Florists' Itevlcw. 



SITUATIOX WANTED-Voung man, well experl' 

 enced In growing all kinds of plants, and wellrec 

 ommended. would like to have situatl<m with com' 

 niereial firm or private place. Please state wages- 

 Address Florist, care Florists' Review. 



OITUATIOX WAXTED— By a florist, as working 

 ^^ manager, tti execute a new profitable enterprise. 

 Expenses small, prompt returns, sterling worth. 

 (_'ummunicatIous confidential. At once; east, near 

 Xew Vork. ('. X. Ober, Gardener. Parsippany, X. J. 



tl^OR SALE— 3.(100 square feet of glass. In the state 

 of Indiana; must he sold at once. Address '"B," 

 Florists' Review. 



"IV'AXTED— At once. good allaround ilorlst; steady 

 JT place. Address, with references and wages ex- 

 pected, E. F. Overman, Wabash, Iiul. 



"l^T'AX'TED— A good rose grower, a working fore- 

 *' man, who can grow Beauties. Give references. 

 Address W. C, Florists* Review. 



OITUATIOX WAXTED— By a first-class grower of 

 •■^ cut flowers and plants; also good designer and 

 decorator; references. G. R. B., 310 Foote Ave., 

 Jamestown, X. Y. 



SITUATl-GX WANTED-By a practical florist and 

 rose grower; specialty on fine roses, carnations, 

 mums, violets, etc.; good designer; age, 38; best 

 references. Address W. G., care 164 E. Main Street, 

 Alilance. Ohio. 



^\;^.\XTED— A first-class grower who knows enough 

 '» to run a place on business principles, to buy 

 one-half interest and take full charge. For particu- 

 lars address A. H.. eare Florists' Review. 



GREENHOUSE 



Open-air-dried Cypress Lumber is more durable, and better suited to Green- 

 house conditions, than kiln-dried stock. But you cannot get it from those 

 that are engaged in the business in a small way — even though their entire busi- 

 ness is confined to greerhouse material — for it takes a long time for the lumber 

 to thoroughly dry and this means an investment in lumber that only those of 

 large capital can make. The only way to have air-dried lumber is to buy green 

 lumber and liold it until it dries. Those that order dry lumber from the pro- 

 ducers of Cypress get kiln-dried stock. It is cheaper for them to kiln-dry than 

 to hold the stock long enough to season it in the open air. We carry a large 

 stock and lill all orders with open-air-dried Cypress clear of knots, sap and 

 all other delects. 



\Vrite for Circulars 

 or Estimates. 



Lockland Lumber Co. 



LOCKLAND, O. 



NOW READY, 1898 TRADE LIST. 



If vou have not received it send your name and address 



NEW CARNATIONS / 

 EOR 1898: \ 



New York, 

 White Cloud. 



Mrs. James Dean, 

 Bon Ton, 



John Young, 

 Gold Nugget. 



A complete set. white, diirk ;ind light piiils, scarlet and yellow. A iot ol good commercial 

 varieties. ^jia.OO nev dozen: .litio.oo per 100; S»75.0t> per UM)0. 



NEW CANNAS. Prest. McKinley and Defender, - - 60c. each; S5.00 doz.; $40.00 per 100. 



NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS, F. H. Spauldmq. .... - 35c. each; $3.50 doz.; $25.00 per 100. 



GERANIUMS. A Fine Assortment Rooted Cuttings. $12.50 to $20.00 per 1000. 



Two-inch pots $20.00 to $40.00 per 1000. 



THE COTTAGE GARDENS, Queens, L. I. 



SITT'ATIOX WAXTP:D— A gentleuian thurou;;ldy 

 understiiiiilln;; cM-ry departuieni <if tlie lni^iness, 

 seeds, tmlhs. ]il;iiits and nursery stuck, wonM likr to 

 repre^i-ut soiif t:niiii, reliable firm tlirMn^'li<uit Xew 

 Knglaud, either uu salary or cuniniisslou basis. A 

 first-class salesman. Apply Z. Z., care Florists' lie- 

 view. 



SITUATION WAXTED— By competent man, In 

 - florist's stor<'. Ciunpetent to take charge. Ad- 

 dress Robert A. Bet/., lU Van Buren Street, Chicago. 



POSITIOX "WAXTED— By au English tlurist. l.i 

 years' experience in V. S. and Europe. liefer- 

 ences. Full particulars to "Hustler," care Florists' 

 Review. 



SITUATION WANTED— By first-class rose, carna- 

 tion and violet grower; married; reference given. 

 Address, THE MUXCIE FLORAL CO.. 

 Muncie. Ind. 



SITUATIOX WAXTED — As foreman, by all 

 . around man. slngk-, American. 9 years' expe- 

 rience, temperate. West preferred. 



KOSES, care Florists" Review. 



SITUATIOX WAXTED-As gardener, by a mau of 

 expi'rieiK'f and alijllty, imw disriigaged through 

 death ui l;it>- <-iii|iIiiy'-r. rin'ioughly lonversant with 

 the uiium^'fuieiit "t ii geiitk-iiian's country estate. 

 Uuexceptiiiual ^eference:^ fur aliility and personal 

 character. Address, Gardener, Florists' Review. 



SITUATION WANTED — A practical, successful 

 grower desires a position as foreman where finest 

 cut flowers are desired. Describe place fully wheu 

 replying. Xlxon H. Gauo. care Fbirlsts' Review. 



WANTED ^ ^ ^ ^ 



A gfood, reliable traveling salesman 

 for the Florists' Supply Line j* ^ J* 

 Address S. C, care o» .^ .^ ^* ,^ ,.* ^* 

 d^jijt.* .* FLORISTS' REVIEW. 



