MARCH 17. 1S9S. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



659 



...CARNATIONS... 



This Ad. Will Not Appear Again. 

 bAST CAUL.. 



Strong Cuttings of \Vm. Scott and Li/zU- Mc- 

 Gowan. Must be sold iiuniediately. 



15,000 McGo wan, |ur KH» $7.50 



20,000 Win. Scott 6.50 



f )rdfr quick. Cnsli with order 



Lake Geneva Floral Company, 



Lake Geneva, Wis. 



AND 

 OTHER 



Tomato. Cabbage and Celery 



Small plants lor transplant- 

 ing now ready. 15c. per KhI; 

 $1 pi-r lOOO. 



Lettuce — Bi? Boston. Boston 

 M.irket. Tennis Ball. Grand 

 Rapids and Reichner's 

 Forcing, l.'ic. per 1(»1; |1 

 per lOOU. 



" " Pepperand 

 Egg Plants 

 ■i:,L per IIIO 

 $'J per inilO 



HperlUtW. ^ 



e^ctable 



H$-J per 1(1110 

 _lants 



Cauliflower, Snowball— 35c. perlOti; $2.ri0per KXKi; il 

 bv mail add Wc. per 100 for small plants, add riUc. 

 S'-nd for prii 



per lm«r 



■ list Ca^ii with Mrder, 



R. VINCENT, Jr. & SON, White Marsh, Md. 



ROOTED CiniNGS OF CARNATIONS: 



New— Ma\or Pingree. Victor and Flora Hill per 

 100, l.'i.OO; per IIKHJ. Jki.OO. Jubdee and Emma 

 Wocher.perllK). $3.00; per 1000. JiS.OO. Meteorand 

 Tidal Wave, per 100. $2.00; per 1000. Jl.i.iW. Scott, 

 Daybreak, .\lbertini. .\laska and Puritan, per 100. 

 $l.riO; per 1000. f 12.0<l- .Ml well rooted. Satisfac- 

 tion guaranteeil or money rehnided. 



Geo. A. Rackham, S80 Van Dyke Av., Detroit, Mich. 



Wholesale grower of Carnations and .Small Ferns. 



Marie Louise 



VIOLET RUNNERS. 



Sealtln' slock. $5.00 P" "-OOO. 



A. WASHBURN & SON, Bloomington, III. 



...FLORISTS'... 



ORCHIDS! ORCHIDS! 



Send fnr speci.il list I.) the l.lrt.-est impnrters. 

 e.xporters and yroweis m tlie world. 



CAMItrD > ST. ALBANS, ENGLAND 

 aMINUCn, I BRUGES, BELGIUM 



A. SIMiaOCK, Ag-ent, 60 Vesey St.. New York. 



1 0,000 Genista Scoparia i™ar'oid.T3o 



in., h.irdy ;nid r;4re. HHi lor $.'.; ItHIO for Ji.). c. w. o. 



100,000 Yucca Filamentosafl^^f; 100 



$I.IK); 1000 for $^; fine plants. 100 for $J to $5; 1000 for 

 $12 to $2.">. accordnig to size. 

 .\sk for new price-list. 



PiNEHURST Nurseries, 



I'.nellurst, X. C. 



PANSIES. 



The JENNINGS 



Finest Strain. 



THEY ARE GBAND. 



Fine stocky plants, in bud and bloom, $10 and 

 $12.50 per 100(1; $1..50 per 100. by express. Small 

 plants by mail. 7.5c per 100. Seed. $1 pkg. Cash 

 with order. Lock Box 254. 



E. B. JENNINGS, 

 Grower of the Finest Pansies. Southport. Conn. 



SIMMONS' 



-CARNATION 



Mrs. S. A. Northway 



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

 Tidal Wave, Daybreak. Rose' Queen, or J. J. Harrison, knowing that it will become as great 

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

 from disease or rust; large round high built flower with perfect calyx and exira strong and 

 long stem. Color a beautiful solt shell pink becoming almost white when fully open. 



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

 1st. Price. $10.00 per 100; $75.00 per 1000. 



Geraniums. 



Md Bruani. Md. Jaulen. Fleure Poitevine. J. Ricaud. and J. Sallier. 



2'4-in. pot plants. $5.00 per 100. Rooted cuttings. $3.M per 10(.); $25.00 

 per liioo ( lur superb stock of all the finest .sorts. SU-in. pot plants, named, $25.00; unnamed, 

 »i (Id piT 1000. Rooted cuttings, $13. .50 per 1000. 



riiz-^lica^c A grand lot of summered-over stock in small pots that will make early 



ir UCIISlas* bloomers. $3.00 per 100. 

 All Rooted Cuttings Cash « ith Order. 

 I Our Price List describes many other fine plants. Send for it. 



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



Two Great Sports. 



Carnation Victor. \ Ctirysantiiemum Pennsyivania. 



Undoubtedly the best Pink Carnation in com- 

 merce and certainly the most prolific bloomer, 

 perfectlv healthv and of vigorous growth. 



Rooted cuttings now readv. Si.OO per 100: S35.00 

 per 1000. t!:ome and see this Carnation growing. 



The tinest yellow for cut blooms or exhibition 

 purposes ever produced. Plants ready March 15, 

 ?5.00 per drz ; ,'^:ri,00 per 100; S250.00 perTOOO. 



HUGH GRAHAM, 



104 South 13th Street, Philadelphia. 



i Last Call..... 



$ FOR ADVS. FOR OUR -f 



Is. Special Spring I 



.■))! MAILED AT »T | :"* 



I T^wi. '' Number f 



I TO BE ISSUED NEXT WEEK. | 



mmmmmmmmi 



..ROOTED CITTINGS.. 



Sniilax from Hats, strong. 50c per 100; $1.50 per 



KKIO 



Verbenas, IS varieties. 70c per 100; $B per 1000. 

 Vinca Major, $2.00 per 100. 



Fxpress paid, cash with order. 



E. H. SMITH, 



Macomb, III. 



Always mention the Florists' Review 

 when writing advertisers. 



Use Economy and 

 Make Your Own Pots 



THE COW MANtRE POT is the best in the world for 

 voung 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 vou have to do is to squeeze the 

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

 the plant, it holds the moisture better, especially 

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

 ing in greenhouse and hotbed. E\ery gardener 

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

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

 Machine weighs about 5 pounds. 



CENTRAL VALLEY. 

 ORANGE CO., N.Y. 



HAROLD ELTZHOLTZ, 



THE ELIZABETH NURSERY GO. 



St-nd lor our Catalogue. 



Large Trees, Shrubs, and Vines. Privet and 

 .Ampelopsis Veitchii by the 10,000. 50.000 Peach 

 Trees cheap. 



THE ELIZABETH NIRSERY CO., 



BLrlZABETH. N. J. 



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 writing aiivertisers. 



