MARCH 10, 1898. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



627 



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I Scored 91 Points at the Convention of the American Carnation Society. 



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J Spoken of as Grand in every respect. 



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Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) will J 



be offered for the best 50 blooms at = 



the Chicago show in November.,.*.*.*.^' g 



Argyle Park, Chicago, III. | 



...BAKER'S... 



New CARNATIONS 



Grown and Tested Five Years. 



rf^ M F I n fl P*""*^ pink, no trace of purple 



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proof, perfectly liealtliy. 

 continuous producer. t)looms of 



CU UM^rxCI size, healtliy. no rust, 

 continuous producer, long stitt stems, never burst- 

 ing caly.x. 



$10.00 Per Hundred. 



Orders bonktd imw to be jiliipped m rutatinn as fast as 

 rni.tc^d, 



CHAS. F. BAKER, Utica, N. Y. 



Use Economy and 

 Make Your Own Pots 



THE COW MANURE POT is tlie best in tlie world for 

 ' youii^ plants. For bedding and sending of 

 plants it IS the best thing ever Invented. The cow 

 manure forces the plant and makes it healthier. 

 Vou do not need to disturb the roots in getting 

 them out as you do in the clay pots. It is espec- 

 ially recommended for the sending of plants, as 

 the plant does not have to be taken out of pot. 

 For bedding all you have to do is to squeeze the 

 bottom of pot and set out in bed. It never stays 

 the plant, it holds the moisture better, especiaHy 

 if you have a dry summer. Tlie pots stand water- 

 ing in greenhouse and hotbed, Fver\ gardmer 

 needs one of these machines. Single machine. 2-in. 

 pots. $4.50. Double machine. 2 and 3-in. pots. $5. 

 Mac hi in- w>.-iglis al'uut .'i pounds. 



CENTRAL VALLEY. 

 -I ORANGECO..N.Y. 



HAROLD ELTZHOLTZ, 



pTLOOK!! 



Petunias, Dn-er's Latest 

 Strain in 25 varieties. True to name 

 Strong, 2-in., $3 per 100; $25 per 1000. Moonvdnes, 2-in., 

 52.50 per 100; ?23 per 1000. Moonvines, 2^j-in., $4 per 

 100; S35 per 1000. Mme. Salleroi, 2-in., $3 per 100; 525 

 per 1000. Mme. Salleroi,ver>'strong. Cash with order. 



HUMFELD FLORAL CO.. Kansas City. Mo. 

 ROOTED CUTTINGS OF CARNATIONS: 



New — Ma\or l'n»p:ree. \'ictor and Flora Hill per 

 ll»l. fi.OU; per llHK). |1D.U0. Jululee and Emma 

 Wocher, per 100, $:i.UO; per 1000. $25.00. Meteorand 

 Tidal Wave, per 100. $i00; per 1000. Jl.i.OO. Scott, 

 Daybreak. .\Ibertini. Alaska and Puritan, per 100. 

 $l..i(l; per lUOO, $12.00. .All well rooted. Satisfac- 

 tion guaranteed or money refunded. 



Geo. A. Rackham.sSOVanOykeAv., Detroit, Mich. 



W'holL'^.iIt i,'r<iv\er of Caniatious .itul Sin.ili I'erns 



SMILAX, 



A. J. 



FINE STRINGS 



21-2CENTS 



BALDWIN, Newark, Ohio. 



SIMMONS' 



-CARNATION 



Mrs. S» A. Northway 



We introduce this variety with even more confidence than we did Portia. Silver Spray, 

 Tidal Wave, Daybre:ik. Ko.se Queen, or J. J. Harri-son, knowing that it will become as great 

 a cut flower variety as any of the above. Plant of strong, free growing habit, entirely free 

 from disease or rust; large round high built flower wiih perfect calyx and extra strong and 

 long stem. Color a beautiful soft sliell pink becoming almost white when fully open. 



Orders booked now and filled in rotation. We .shall commence to ship soon after Jan'y 

 1st. Price, ,$10.00 per 100; i7bM per 1000. 



Geraniums. 



Md. Bruant. Md. Jaulen, Fleure Poitevine, J. Ricaud, and J. Sallier. 



2'4-in. pot plants. K.OO per 100. Rooted cuttings. $3.00 per lOO; if25.00 

 per KHK) I lur superb slock of all the finest .sorts, 2'4-in. pot plants, named, $25.00; unnamed, 

 *2(UHi per KaX). Rooted cuttings, $12.60 per 1000. 



A grand lot of summered-over stock in small pots that will make early 

 bloomers. SSOO per 100. 



Fuchsias. 



All Rooted Cuttings Cash with Order. 



Orir Price List describes many other fine plants. Send for it. 



W. p. SIMMONS & CO., - Geneva, Ohio. 



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Two Great Sports. 



Carnation Victor. \ Ciirysantiiemum Pennsylvania. 



Undoubtediy liie best Pmk Carnation in com- 

 merce and certainly the most prolitic bloomer, ' 

 perfectly healthy and of vigorous growth. 



Rooted cuttings now ready. 54.00 per ItXJ; ?3r».00 

 per 1000. Come and see this Carnation growing. 



The finest yellow for cut blooms or e.xhibition 

 purposes ever produced. Plants ready March 15, 

 Sri.OOper doz.; S3."j.00 per 100; <250.00 per~1000. 



HUGH GRAHAM, 



104 South 13th Street, Philadelphia. 



FIREFLY ! 



A Rust-Proof Carnation for Business. 



Bright scarlet and Positively RUST PROOF and 

 as productive as Scott. Rooted cuttings, Feb. J 5th, 

 $10per J00,$75 per JOOO. Send for descriptive list of 

 Firefly and fifteen other novelties of J 898, as well as 

 WmfK^fmmffmfWfmmfrmffWfm ''^*^^° varieties of '97; also older standard varieties. 



Ceo. Hancock &, Son, Grand Haven, Mich. 



