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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



APRIL 2S, 1S98. 



We have closed contracts with some 

 nf the best and most reliable ]irodu- 

 cers for our stock of 



rvfl\V/llll\7 DULDO* Roman Hyacinths, Tulips, 

 Dutch Hyacinths, Von Sion Narcissus, Paper White Narcissus, Valley, 



Harrisii, Longiflorum, Azaleas and all leading Forcing Stock. 



(;ive us a list of your wants and u( will (juote same. Hon't for:,'et tli.it we are strictly in it on SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS, 



SEEDS. BULBS AND GUT rbOWERS. == 



VAUGHAN, McKELLAR & WINTERSON, 



45, 47 and 49 

 WABASH AVENUE. 



CHICAGO. 



MONTREAL, QUEBEC. 



Easter was most satisfactory, both 

 in weather and business. All who had 

 good stocks cleared out at usual prices, 

 which were a slight advance over ordi- 

 nary. St. George's Day (-4th) created a 

 liig demand for roses, the appropriate 

 tlower for this event. 



S. S. Bain intends making a Euro- 

 pean tour, during which time he will 

 secure notes for his weekly contribu- 

 tion in the gardening column of a lo- 

 cal paper. 



Jos. Bennett has removed to loij Peel 

 street, where he has a handsome store, 

 with conservatory in rear, one of the 

 most convenient places we know of. 



Wilshire Bros, are taking a more 

 convenient store to handle their in- 

 creasing business with greater facil- 

 ity. 



B. T. Graves has given up his down- 

 town store for the season and concen- 

 trated his forces at the houses, where 

 he turns out a fine stock of bedding 

 plants at this season. 



P. McKenna & Son are among the 

 largest growers. In carnations. Day- 

 break and the but little grown Silver 

 Spray are the two best kinds here. 



J, S, ulurray maintains h's reputa- 

 tion for well-grown stock, which is 

 handled to the best advantage at his 

 down-town store by Miss Murray. 



Walt Wilshire grows roses e.Kten- 

 sively, and at Lachine Colin Camp- 

 bell, and Jos. Bennett, have made 

 quite a reputation. Mr. Bennett has 

 been bothered with the eel worm, and 

 will try grafted stock, in the endeavor 

 to overcome the pest. His other stock 

 shows the result of careful attention. 



W. M, 



A COPY of the advance premium list 

 for the twelfth annual chrysanthemum 

 show of the State Florists' Association 

 of Indiana, to be held at Indianapolis, 

 November S to 12 next, has been re- 

 ceived. The prizes seem very liberal. 

 Copies may be had by addressing the 

 secretary, Mr. R. A. McKeand. Gar- 

 field Park, Indianapolis, Ind. 



IF YOU want to buy you will find 

 it to your advantage to buy of the 

 advertisers in The Review, If you 

 want to sell, you will find it to your 

 advantage to advertise in The Review. 



CIT ORCHIDS OIR SPECIALTY 



We are practical Orchid Growers and Cxpert Handlers of Cut Orchid Flowers. 



MacDONALD ^ MclVIANUS, ro^Birrr 



50 WEST 30TH STREET, NEW YORK. 



WM. J. BAKER, 



WHOLESALE 

 CUT FLOWERS, 



1432 S. Penn. Square, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 

 Original Headquarters for CARNATIONS. 



EDWARD REID, 

 WHOLESALE FLORIST, 



1526 Ranstead SL, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



Consignments o< only the best Stock 

 solicited. 



RUSES, CARNATIONS, AND ALL KINDS 

 OF SEASONABLE fLOWERS IN STOCK 



IWM. F. KASTINQcrJfs's^l,«„j 



Florist... ) 



M. RIG& Sc GO. 



EXCLUSIVE 

 IMPORTERS 



MANUFACTURERS 



OF 



Florists' 

 Supplies 



iAZTVY. C. S7VYITH 

 (Ubolesale 

 .fj,?^S florist 



PHILADELPHIA. 



CONSIGNMENTS 

 OF CHOICE 



SO 



25 N. 4th St.. PHILADELPHIA. PA. 



LITTLE BEaUTV--Fine Strong Fuchsia 

 plants, 60c lur do/cii. $5.00 .i uhi 

 White and Vellow, $2.50 .< Hid. 



LANTANAS. Trailing Lantana, the finest 

 thing .lilt Icir lia^kftn ,in.l ^a^^■^, $3.0O a KHI. 



A. J. BALDWIN, Newark, Ohio. 



40 South 16th Street. 



LONO distance 'PHONE 5008 A. 



Our central location enables us to lillout-of- 

 to\Yn orders at short notice. 



SPECIAL OFFER ONE WEEK ONLY. 



Ferns for tlie Table. Strung, chiettv Pterit:. 

 ;t-in( h, KOc a do/i-n. $1,011 a IIKI. ri-inch, illc each, 

 ^■J.Utl a do/fn, 



JOHN WELSH VOUNC, Germantown, Pa. 



