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The Weekly Florists^ Review, 



MAT 12, 1898. 



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Hot=Bed 



Sash. 



Tenons white-leadud. Corners se- 

 cured with iron dowel pins. Every 

 detail of construction |ierfect. 

 Made of Clear Cypress Lumber. 



Quick Shipments. 



We liave in stock and cm sliip 

 immediately: 



3 ft. X 6 ft., 3 rows 10 in. glass. 



3 ft. 3 in. .\ 6 ft.. 4 •■ S in. " 



4 ft. .\ 6 ft., 5 " 8 in. " 



Not gla/ed, 1 '4 in. thick. 



Delivered Prices 



Quoted on application. State size 

 and quantity wanted. No order 

 too small to receive carefid atten- 

 tion, and none too large for our 

 facilities. 



LOCKLAND LUMBER CO., 

 Lockland, Ohio. 



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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 



Trade Quiet. 



Trade is quiet for lUe first time this 

 winter; even shipping orders are fall- 

 ing off. There is an abundance of all 

 kinds of flowers, with fluctuating 

 prices. 



It is ideal, cool, lowering weather 

 for carnation planting, and most of 

 the firms are hard at it, trying to get 

 planted before the cool spell is over. 



News Items. 



There is a prospect of the town be- 

 coming very metropolitan in the fact 

 that "we are to enjoy a street corner 

 fakir from Chicago. He has been in- 

 terviewing the different florists as re- 

 gards to a possible supply of 5,000 

 flowers per day! But with what re- 

 sults is not yet known. 



Mr. Boddington, of Clucus «Sr Bod- 

 dington, was in town trying to gather 

 in bulb orders, and found the ground 

 so thoroughly gone over that it took a 

 fine-toothed comb to detect the loca- 

 tion of an unplaced order. He vows 

 he'll come earlier next time. 



Obituary. 



Bert Uodgers, 25 years old, a former 

 Grand Rapids boy, died at Lansing of 



Roses and Bedding Plants. 



Montlily Ruses -C. Mcrnift and Isa 



Spriint 



Monthlv Roses— Other varieties, hne stock. 



Hyhrid Roses— .v. Diesbach. jXugusta Mie, 

 Dinsmore, Gen. Jacq.. Jno. Hopper, 

 Mad. Masson. M. Charta. Paul Xeyron. 



Climhing Roses— Balto. Belle. Gem of the 

 Prairies. Russel's Cottage, Queen of the 

 Prairies and Crimson RamtMer 



Carnations— Good varieties, , 



Chrvsantliemums — Best varieties 



Pansies— Inliud and bloom, $la. 00 per 1,01)0. . 



Pansies— Smaller plants.. . 12. (.H) 



Coleus — Best kinds 



\'erbenas — Best kinds 



(ieraniums— Single Scarlet. fJ.SO; assorted. 



• -J and 3-inch $;t.00 to 



Geraniums— Mt. of Snow and Rose (ier 



.Xlternathera— Yellow, $2.00; Red 



Dalilias— Dry roots, best varieties 



Pelargoniums— Friend. Victor and Jack. :l-in. 

 Century Plants— 1 large specimen. .S feet 

 \'ariegated Century Plants— :l large spec 



Per KKI 



$2.00 

 2.50 



4.00 

 ;i.00 

 2,.-)0 

 2,00 

 l..i0 

 2. 10 

 2,(W 



4.00 

 ;i,0O 

 2. 50 

 r.oii 

 4,00 



high. 



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Per IIKI 

 Pelargoniums- Fred Dorner. 3-inch. $5.00; 



M. Thibaut. 4-inch 8.00 



Ciladiolus— Mixed kinds 1.25 



Dracaena Indiyisa— 3 and 4 inch. ,,$S.00 and 12.00 

 Cyperus .'\lt— Umbrella Plant. 3 and 4-inch, 3.0O 

 Sword Ferns— 2"*. 3 and 4-inch. $3.(X). $4.00, S.OO 



Vincas $6.00 to 10,00 



Fuchsias— ,\ssorted 2,00 to 3.00 



Swainsona— 2 and 3-inch 3.00 



.■\mpelopsis— Royalii and \'eitchii, 2-incli, ,. 3,00 

 Clematis— Henrvii and Jackmanii. 2 years. 



25c eacli. 



Begonias-Metallica $3.00 and 4,(KI 



Farfugium Grande. 254 and 3-inch 7,00 



Genista Racemosos. 2 and 3-inch. $2, .50 and 4.00 

 Cuphea— Platycentra. 2 and 3-in,. 2,00 and 3 00 

 Pineapple — 3 and 4-incli. 25c each, 



Jasminum— Yellow. 3 and 4-incli -5 'Hi 



.Mocasia 2 00 



Hibiscus. .3-inch t,oo 



F"icus Elastica — t-incli. 30c each. 

 5 00; 2 large specimens. 4 feet higli. $3,00 eacli. 

 t feet higli, $5,00 each. 



WILLIAMS & SONS CO., BATAVIA, ILL. 



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I DECORATION DAY FOR 1898 1 



Promises to be of unusual imiiortance to the florist, on account ol «; 



the newly awakened p;itriotism among the peo])le. Are you ready 

 to do \niir share of tin business ? ^'ou will need a good supply of 



CYCAS WREATHS, METAL DESIGNS, MOSS WREATHS, IMMOR- 



1 TELLES, DOVES, INSCRIPTIONS, CAPE FLOWERS, BASKETS, 



I SHEAVES, FLOWER HOLDERS FOR CEMETERY USE, Etc. S"- 



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S We are headi.piarters for these goods .mil ,i 11 other Florists' Supplies. ;. 



^ 1 llustrated I .il.ilogui- on .ipi'licitioii. Wholesale only . I: 



I H. BAYERSDORFER & CO., 50-52-54-56 N. Fourth St., PHILADELPHIA, PA. | 



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Bright's disease. He was an enthusi- 

 ast in his chosen profession and had 

 attained to a high degree of proficien- 

 cy at the time of his death. He worked 

 for Henry Smith under Wm. Cunning- 

 ham for three years, going from there 

 to the State Agricultural College, serv- 

 ing under Prof. Taft, on whose recom- 

 mendation he was promoted tO' the 

 charge of the conservatories and 

 grounds of the Industrial School at 

 Lansing. The interment took place 

 here April 10th at Greenwood ceme- 

 tery. The following florists acted as 

 pallbearers: Henry Smith, Wm. Cun- 

 ningham, Henry Van Velde, Wencil 

 Cukerski, Jean Goebel, Freyling and 

 Mendals. His parents have the sincire 

 sympathy of the fraternity. 



GEO. F. CRABB. 



THE NEWPORT PHOTOGRAPH. 



Members of the Society of Ameri- 

 can Florists and others desiring cop- 

 ies of the group photograph taken at 

 Newport last August are informed 

 that the undersigned has obtained 

 possession of the original negative, 

 and copies of same can now be sup- 

 plied at one dollar each. 



WM. J. STEWART, Secretary. 

 (IT Bromfield street, Boston. Mass. 



Always mention the Florists' Review when 

 writing advertisers. 



PANT MOVE ON CUBA 



U TILL OUR STOCK IS SOLD. 



BOOTED CUTTINGS. Per l.CIJO Per 100 



X'incas, variegated' $10.00 $1.25 



Rex Begonia 17.50 2.00 



Mrs. Pollock and Mt. of Snow. .. 15.00 2.0O 

 (ieraniums. Donlile Giant, LaF'a- 



vorite 12.50 1..50 



Geraniums, mixed 10.00 1.25 



Md.Salleroi 10.00 1.25 



.\butilonSou de Bon 15.00 2.00 



Impatiens Sultani 17.50 2.00 



Lemon \'erbena .' 12, .50 1..50 



Fuchsia. Trailing Queen 12. .50 1..50 



Marguerite. Ciiant Pearl 15.00 2,00 



.Mvssum. Double Giant S.OO 1.00 



Coleus. fancy : S.OO l.OO 



Coleus, separate colors ii.OO .75 



Coleus, mixed ■, ... 5.00 .tiO 



Heliotrope .'.■ lO.OO 1.25 



Lobelia lOIKl 1.2.5 



N'ernon Begonia 10, Oil 1.25 



.\sters, transplanted 10.00 1.25 



.Mternanthera, red 5.00 .«0 



Golden Pvrethrum ii.OO l.OO 



Orders of 1.000 assorted Rooted 



Cuttings at 1,(KX) rates. 



\'incas, variegated, 2K-inch pots,, 20.00 2.50 



Vincas, •• 3 '• ., 35.00 4.00 



Vincas. •' 3)4 " ,. 50.(X) rt.Ofl 



Vincas. ■, i ■■ ,, 10.00 



Trailing ( )ueen F'uclisias, 2^-inch pots., 4.00 



Coleus. Md. Salleroi 2K " 2.00 



Impatiens Sultani 2ji^ " 3.00 



Centaurea Candidissiina..2K "" '-^-^ 



Centaurea Gymnocarpa.,2J;i 2,0(i 



Lobelia, white stock 2'A " 2,00 



Petunias, double 2% " l-M 



Petunias, single fringed. .25-4 " 3.00 



Geraniums, mixed 2^ " $-',00 to 3.0O 



.Mternanthera. red 2 2 fM) 



TERMS C \SH llR C i ' l> 



GREENE & UNDERHILL. WATERTOWN. N. Y. 



Mention The Florists' Review yvlioii 

 writing advertisers. 



