MARCH 10, 1S98. 



The Weekly Florists* Review* 



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f Grand Opening Sale | 



I SL Auction, March 15 and 18,1 



a Of an exceedingly high class of Ornamental Nursery stock, per steamer Obdam, s 



H consisting of Roses, Rhododendrons and Shrubbery, Bulbs, Roots, etc., etc. .*.*■:*■ ■ 



Catalogues now ready. 



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Wm. ELLIOTT &, SONS, SAandSeOeySt., New York. I 



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f RAW'S FERTILIZED 

 v..,.FLOWER POTS 



Fur growing an<I sliippiiig plants. St-nd at i>iui- 

 for samples; no charge. If von grow tomatoes or 

 pot plants you cannot afford to pass over this. 



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These square pots economize space, giving more 

 room to the roots than the tapering round pots. 



In setting out plants the pots are not removed. 

 Simply unlock tlie bottom iiaps and turn them up 

 (see cut), allowing the rcots to grow without check. 



Address all orders to 



STIMPP & WALTER CO. 



NEW YORK. 



50 Barclay Street, 



GERANIUMS 



That will please you and prices that will suit you. 



S. A. Nutt, La Favorite, Heteranihe, 52.50 per mo; 

 ?2o per 1000 ; Beaute Poitevine, Mary Hill, $3 per 100 ; 

 Mme. Bruant, Frances Perkins, $5 per 100. 10 varieties 

 Coleus, 4 varieties Carnations, 2 varieties Ageratum. 

 Prices upon application. 



H. R. CARLTON. Willoughby. 0. 



iNUTlCE! 



A ntw fliiwL-r stnre will be dpcn 

 March istli, iSqS. Would like grow- 

 ers to send samples and price lists of roses, carnations, 

 violets and miscellaneous cut flowers. 



JOHN DOBBEBTIN', 

 Cor. Clinton and Franklin Sts.. Rochester. N. Y. 



Always mention the Florists' Review when 

 writing advertisers. 



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BRIGHTON, MASS. 



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iii« -flCut Strings, 8 to 10 Feet Long, 50 cts. Each. ■ — 

 Shipped to any Part of the Country. 



ASPARAGUS SPRENGERII SEED 



From new crop, now ready. $1.25 per llK), $tO per l.lXK). The most useful 

 and profitable Florists" plant of recent introduction. 



Asparagrus Flumosus Naniis Seed. 



Guaranteed true and to gerniinate not li.'^s than !H) per cent. $1,2") per 

 lOt. ?H> per 1,<)IM), 



CLUCAS & BODDINGTON CO.. 501-503 W. 13th St., New York City. 



Tel Call 4n;i isth St, SEEDS. BULB.S .WD PLANTS. 



HARDY ROSES, 



C. H. JOOSTEN, Importer, 

 193 Greenwich St., NEW YORK. 



Etc., Tor the Garden and Greenhouse. 



See advertisement this paper Dec. :3, page 57. 



Rawson's Famous Chrysanthemums 



Ready now by eading tirms and thegrowt-r. 



WM. H.CHADWICK. 

 YELLOW FELLOW, 

 MADELINE PRATT. 

 GROVE P. RAWSON, Elmira, N. Y. 



Extra Fine Rooted Cuttings by Mail. 



Ag'eratum -Murtuii's IVTtfCti.-n. Mt'.\iLamiiii. 

 7r)c per HH), Coleus— 10 standard named varieties 

 mixed, tide pL-r liH); $.5 per 1.000. Carnations— 

 Kldnra.lo and Mrs. Fisher. $1 per 11)0: $s per l.lXH). 

 Daisies Marguerite— Vellnw and white, $1 per 

 !'*'». Fuchsias -Three leading: varieties, 7."ic per 

 ItH). Geraniums— 10 standard bedders, $1 per 

 UX). p pt-r l.UH). Heliotrope B.-t. alwavs 

 blooming^. M. Brvant. $1 per liti. Swainsona— 

 Alha PerffCta. $1 per 100. Salvia Splendens - 

 .\lha. Yellow Bird and Purple. 7.JC per 100. Vio- 

 lets— Marie Louise and Lady Campbell— Flowers 

 from same marked XX, xOc per lOit; J7 per 1 ,t-KX.). 

 MILLBROOK LEA GREENHOUSES. 



J. L. MAUZiI., Whitford, Pa. 



20,000 I.ITTI.E BEAUTY 



.FUCHSIAS. 



Now ready in bud and bloom. 



Per UK) 

 The best up-to-date Fuchsias in market. ..$5 00 



Lord Byron Fuchsia 5 00 



lie^nnia Rex in best varieties ,•.-•!-- 4 OO 



Madauie Pollock Geranium 3 00 



Plants ready to shift into 4-inch pots. 

 Cash with order. 



F. BRITENBAUGH & BRC, 



l.\llfglicii> Co. I Bennett P.O., Pa. 



