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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



APRIL, 28, 1S98. 



OTTAWA, ONT. 



Graham Bros, report a liang up 

 Easter, and a good seed business. 

 Spring plant trade is looking up, and 

 as the Dominion intends offering spe- 

 cial attractions this season to the 

 tourist, plant decorations will be in 

 greater demand. 



Chas. Scrim had an eye to this when 

 he fitted up his new store, which is a 

 dazzler, the loftiest and most conven- 

 ient in the east. Here the veteran 

 decorator, E. I. Mepstead, gets in his 

 worK by giving illustrations of artistic 

 decorating, which can only be done In 

 a large store with abundant stoclc. 

 such as is raised at the greenhouses, 

 which I never saw in better shape 

 than at this present time, showing that 

 whilst Edward was many years a store 

 artist, he has not lost sight of the 

 early training received at the potting 

 bench, W. M. 



SPECIAL PREMIUMS. 



We have received from the American 

 Jadoo Company, Philadelphia, a print- 

 ed list of special premiums offered by 

 them for plants winning first prizes at 

 the fall exhibition of the Pennsylvania 

 Horticultural Society next November. 

 They offer seventy-one special pre- 

 miums, amounting to the neat sum of 

 $;U4.(«>. These are in addition to the 

 regular prizes offered in the official 

 list of the society. The conditions un- 

 der which these special premiums are 

 offered are that the plants, flowers or 

 vegetables must be scheduled first or 

 highest prize-winners in their respec- 

 tive class, and that they must have 

 been grown in Jadoo Fibre or watered 

 with Jadoo Liquid. A copy of the list 

 can be had on application to the Amer- 

 ican Jadoo Company, SIT Fairraount 

 avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 



LORD & BURNHAM CO., of Irving- 

 ton-on-Hudson, N. Y., will move their 

 New York office on May 1 to the St, 

 James building, Broadway and Twen- 

 ty-sixth street. Their new city quar- 

 ters give them increased office room, 

 besides show rooms, where they will 

 shortly exhibit samples of their green- 

 house construction, greenhouse heat- 

 ers, ventilating machinery, and other 

 manufactures. 



WATERTOWN, N, Y.— Green & Un- 

 derbill are very sanguine as to the 

 future. Up to the present it has been 

 the best spring for many seasons. The 

 large quantity of stock moved by these 

 enterprising gentlemen is very grati- 

 fying. 



Golden Bcdder Coleus. 



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Golden Bedder, tine cuttings ... $l.no $s.00 



Verscliatieltii 75 li.OO 



Fancies 75 ti.OO 



Cuttings, large and well rooted, free from mealv 

 bug. Express prepaid un Idts of MHt. 



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Per too 

 Alternantheras A. Nana $1,76 P. Major,,.. $2.00 



Hegonlas 5 Var — Vernon 2.50 



Coleus Asst. and Centaurea Gymnocarpa. 2,00 

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