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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



December 23. 1002. 



■ ""T"^O^^HflVF» IIO-n2W.27thSt.,NewYorkCity. 



IMMORTELLES 



LEUCOTHOE SPRAYS, BRONZE OR OREEN, $1.00 per 100. 



5ru%^R!l"/«a.X?pe'rVo"SS: case, ^^00; per 35-1b. 

 case. $4.60; per 25-lb. case. S.S..-H). 



Red. White, Purple, per dozen bunches, $2.i 

 Yellow, per dozen bunches, $2.25 



GALAX 



PALM LEAVES, Sl.,^ and $-2.00 per 100. 



NEEOLE PINES, S1..50. $2,00, $2.50 per doz 



GREEN SHEET MOSS, fresh stock, per bbl.. sack. S2.50. 



HOLLY, choice stock. S.=i.00 per case 4x2x-. 



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Bronze or Green, Sl.OO per 1000: 

 7.5c per 1000 in .WOO lots. 



BOUQUET GREEN, selected. $7.00 per 100-lb. crate. 

 AMERICAN MISTLETOE, extra tire. $6 OOper 2.5-lb. case. 

 LAUREL AND PRINCESS PINE ROPING at market price. 



TARRYTOWN, N. Y. 

 The annual meeting of the Tariyto\vn 

 Horticultural Society was held in the 

 rooms of the society Dec. 18. Mr. Da- 

 vid McFarlanc. chairman of the execu- 

 tive committee, reported that the fourth 

 annual dinner would be held at Flor- 

 ence Hotel Wednesday evening, Jan. 14. 



1903, at 8 p. ni. , ,r j- 



Mr \rthur Herrington, of Madison, 

 N j' president of the Chrysanthemum 

 Societv of America, was present and 

 was introduced by President William 

 Scott. jMr. Herrington made an ad- 

 dress in reference to having our society 

 co-operate with the sister societies 

 around New York and holding a na- 

 tional flower show next fal i" connec- 

 tion with the American Institute ot 

 New York city. Mr. F. R.rierson. vice- 

 president of the Chrysantheuiuni Socie^ 

 tv of America, being present made some 

 Verv encouraging remarks in reference 

 to the future of this society. 



The re<n.lar business of the society 

 was trlnlacted, after which followed 

 «,e election of omcers for tl^ ensuuig 

 year, which are as follows: David Mc 

 Farlane pres.: Fiancis Gibson, vice- 

 pres; Edward W. Neubrand sec y ; 

 Sam^ T. Lawrie, treas.; K-. J^^R^yS,-; ' 

 oor sec'v. Executive committee^ \\il 

 i°am ScVtt. Thomas Tee .Joseph Bradle.v, 

 Tames Ballantvne. William P. McLorrt, 

 Ss W' Smith. John E. Whyte^ Jobn 

 Elliott. Board of directors: William 

 Scott James W. Smith. James Ballan- 

 tyte William F. McCord. F. R. Pierson. 

 Fred. E. Weeks, Isaac Kequa, R- B- 



''"T^e" Report of the treasurer sho.. 

 that the society has carried on the woik 

 of the past vear with considerable gain 

 in the ^eceifts over the previous year^ 

 Thi s ends the fourth successful year of 

 the Tarrvtown Horticultural Societ) . 

 At the close of the business meeting Uic 

 officers for the ensuing yeai ^^ ere in 

 stalled. Kow^W^XEiTBRAND, Secy. 



SEATTLE. WASH. 



The Woodland Park Floral C^.. have 

 incorporated and are now ^"ild^"^ ={ 

 lar-e greenhouse plant containing about 

 35,000^ feet of glass, to be increased to 

 100,000 feet this coming spring ihis 

 establishment will, when completed be 

 one of the finest and most modem on 

 the Pacific coast. The chief produc 

 will be roses and carnations for cut 

 blooms. It is also the intention to grow 

 lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers under 

 Mass. Mr. Alfred Peterson is the pres- 

 fdent and Kd. Marriott treasurer, both 

 ioint owners of the old Woodland Park 

 Floral Co. Geo. Bjorgman is vice pres- 

 ident and Carl Anderson secretary. 



C A. 



"A TRADE PULLER." 



Please discontinue the adv. We sold 

 nearly everything we advertised in thrcr 

 davs after the paper was issued. As u 

 tride puller the Review stands at the 

 head.— BURNELL & Totman, Randolph, 

 Vt. 



We are HEADQUARTERS tor 



Redding Stock ! 



CHOICEST FINEST LOWEST 



VARIETIES. STOCK PRICES. 



GERANIUMS. The six 'Kings ' for beddiiiE: 



S A Nutt crimson): Alp. Riccard (scarlet): 

 V G Hill- Beaute Poitevine ( salmon i- Mme. 

 Buchner (white): .lean Viaurt i pink). i^""nKtop 

 cuttings, well rooted, $2.C0 per 100: $h-..00 per 1000. 

 PETUNIAS. Double fringed, ten novelties 

 selected from Henderson s and Dreer's lates-t 

 sets strong K C. $1.2.5 per 160. SIO.OO per 1000. 



VERBENAS. Our Mth Century collection of 

 >0 new mammoth varieties, labeled, strong 2y4-in. 

 plants, SI. .so per ICO: $14.0fl per 1000. 



MARCUERITES. rhrvsanthemum Frutes- 

 , ens. white and yellow, strong R.C., $1.25 per 100: 

 $10.00 per 1000. 



ALVSSUM. Double Want, strong R. C , $1.2.5 

 per 100; $10.00 per 1000. 



SALVIA. Two best sorts. St. Louis ;ind Bon- 

 tire, strong H C. $l.i5 per 100: $10.00 per 1000. 



FEVERFEW. Little Gem. strong K. C, $1.2.5 

 per 100: sio.C" per 1000. 2M-lu.. (fine) S-J.OOper lOO. 



ACERATUM. Princess Pauline and Stella 

 iHirnev, str..iie K. ('., Jl.OOperlOO. 



ASP. SPRENGERI. Strong plants from 2Vi- 

 inch pots i line). $2.00 per 100: 2-inch. $1.50 per 100. 



SMILAX. Plants from 2-in. pots, $1.0operlo0. 

 »e Cash with order nr C. O. D. ';, in advance. 

 Satisfaction guaranteed. 



THE W. T. BICKLLY PLANT CO. 



SPRINGFIEI.D. II.I., 



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VERBEN4 

 KING. 



We are 

 Head<iuarters for 

 Verbrnas. Wi- frrow 

 re than anybody 

 and they are 

 world- 

 r.f:iti-is. too. 

 45 ut llii-besl 

 St'lt'rl lliaui- 

 nuitti.iianic«l 

 variftit's, ;it 

 liOc P'M- 100: 

 $5,011 p.-r 10(10. 

 Hellotropes-lO named l.-ariin? varieties. »1.00 



)>.r au: t.'i.llO per lOUO. 



Dalsips- * naniHil varieties, thebe are winners. 

 tl.UU per lOO: tS.lU pi r lUlO. 



ri.leu»-.fO h.Bt. named leading varieties, TOe 

 |i,r 100: tO.OO |)er 1000. 



PetuDias -(Kansas) Double White, a^'^'iuul 

 bloonu" ver.v strons. t-rowi^-. a sood one. Rooted 

 Ciittlnt.-s.$l.2o per 100; $1000 per 1010. 



AcTatuma-StoUa Ginney. P. P:iullne. Cope s 

 p.n'ifnd ":"' Isabel, the ;.-rand white One. I«<- 

 per lOO; I5.U0 per UOO- 



salviH8-lof tliebest select, named varieties, 

 surelv tl.ev are fine. $1.00 per 100: »8.00 per 1000. 



Kxprrss prepaid--Sati8faetlou :iml »:ifo arr^- 

 v;il t'iiar;niteed hi every i-espeet. That ..isii oi 

 C O, U |.l. M^. New tlsl ready ,l:iiniary Ist, 



The Hooted CultiiiK 

 SPECI.^LIST. 



G. HUMFELD, 



CLAY CENTER 



KAN. 



PETUNIA 



NKW CKOI- FI.OWKR SKK1>S. 



V<*rt>en;i. Peuniia. Salvi;i. SloeUs. 



.le. Stiifc'le Larjrest Fl. Frinired 



Mlxeii.tr.pkt.50e. Double Lar- 

 -est PI. FrinstKl Mixed. Ir. |ikt.. 



$1.10. Mammoth white, pink, sear- 

 tirnnriil le'. l>l>ie ^"id striped. o?...ll.2a. 

 VtnDbNA Manimotli Mixed. oz..$I.OO. 

 '^ — Write tor Wholesale Catalogue- 



now read.v. 

 Fresl. TobiX-eo Stems. SI .50 per l>:ile .■■•.sli. 



w, r. isECKKiJT. ,\lle<.hi:ny. I-.4. 



,i,i,-,n The Re', lew when vou wrlte. 



Holds Class 

 Firmly 



See the Point * 

 PEERlfSS 



Olazlns Points »re thebejL 

 < No rlgbu or left!. B'^,?' 

 * 1.000 polnU 75 cU. poilp»ld 

 HENRTA.DREER, 



714 CbMteat 8«., Pfcll»M^»- 



THADEN'S WIRE TENDRIL 



TESTIMOITIAIiS. 



From A. Gude&Bro., Wasli- 

 Ington, D. C, April 11, IHOJ. -In 

 reply to your Inquiry of March 

 19 In reference to the Wire 

 Tendril, we beg to say that we 

 find them very satlafactory In 

 every respect. 



.\WAKI)KD 



CERTIFICATE OF MERIT 



at the 



AsbeTllle Conyentlon of the 

 S. A. F. and O. H. 



Sample package of 100, by 

 mall prepaid. 60 cents. 



H. THADEN & CO. 



472 W.HtinterSt., ATLANTA, GA. 



DIPPLEY'S!=M,„„ 



n STEAIVI COOKERS 



wmcook'.;5 buBhplB of feci in 2 hour«; 

 bMt w»tet In Btoflk tMks Eo-l fpet ft"»y. 

 Will hertdnlrj.bo^ Mid poultry houMB. 

 Made of boiler Bteel; cui't blow up; no 

 diKBlore.lorlck. PRICES JS.OU TO 

 >460f';6«tjlcB»odl5sl«ea. Sold under 

 »pi»r»nt«e. Endorsed by Eiperlmon' 

 SUtknfl. Cittatngvc and. ;^rt«3 fret. 

 UllTlhV llAKUHiltKin , 



p,„ ,,, ,.,„(.o„. 111. 



The Florists' Hail Association 



has paid over $54,000 for elass broken by 



hail during the past 15 years. F,.r particulars 



tdiiiess JOHN G. ESLEB, Sec'y, S«DD1E RIKER. 1 J, 



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HITCHINGS & CO. 



233 MERCER ST., NEW YORK. 



GREENHOISE BlILDERS 



Hot Water Boilers, Pipes, Fittinos 



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