Januakt 29, 1903. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



377 



RETAIL FLORISTS. 



(CONTINUED.) 



WILLIAM L. ROCK, 



FLORIST, 



, Kansas City, Mo. 



1116 



Walnut St 



T 



he Park 



Floral Co. 



J. A. VAI.K 



Fres, 



?"^' DENVER, Colo. 



U. J. VIRGIN, 



NEW ORLEANS, LA. 



83K 

 Canal Street, 



Chapin Bros. 



so.i3Vrstr..et. LINCOLN, NEB. 



Shibeley The Florist, 



suTTKRST.. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL 



Clarke Bros. 



PORTLAND, ORE. 



Mrs. Chas. Eickholt, 



Avi?NUK M, Galveston, Tex. 



F. WALKER & CO. 



644 4ihAVE. LOUISVILLE, KY. 



CAN N AS. 



All the leading bedders, including 



Chas. Henderson, Florence Vang'han, 



Fierson's Premier, Pennsylvania, 



Martha Wa&hing'ton, Pres. McKiuley, 



Philadelphia, etc. 



Also a fine lot of our Tho Fvnrf^cc 



crimson bedder. * "^ LApi C^». 



Our stock was never in better condition, every 

 eye being just as plump and fresli as tbe day the 

 clumps were dug. 



Our complete catalogue contains full descrip- 

 tions and prices of above and many other varie- 

 ties, also general florists' stock. If not already 

 received, drop us a postal. 



NATHAN SMITH & SON, Adrian, Mich. 



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Leucothoe Sprays! 



Bronze, 10,000 

 Green, 30,000 



First-class, and special price Our last for this season. 



C. W. BURLESON & SON, 



LINVILLE, N. C. 



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TREES, PLANTS, BULBS, &c. 



Our Illustrated and De'^criptive Price List ofFOR- 



I BiGN aod Domestic Bulbs. Plnnts. Seeds. Shrubs. 



' Fruit anil Urnamental Trees. Grape-vines, etc., all for 



Wm Spring [jtanlinjj. will be m.iiled PRER to all Address, 



W NANZ & NEUNER, Louisville, Ky. 



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Gladiolu 



In order that the Flirists of the United States may become familiar with the exceptional 



f" high quality of GROFF'S HYBRID SEEDLINGS (genuine), and as an incentive for them to 

 purchase a trial lot of this stock. I have concluded to submit the following oner ; 



fBJ^.^M ^^O/S "^^^ '"'i*'^ order, with mention of this paper, sent 

 r or ^^^r 43^ to me prior to February 12th, I will send 



1000 GROFf'S HYBRID SEEDLINGS, Blooming Bulbs, 



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together with your choice of the following-, gratis ! 

 500 MAY GI.ADIOI.I. 350 BURBANK'S CALIFORNIA SELECT. 



300 SMOKY AND SLATY HYBRIDS. SCO MIXED LEMOINE. 



Under this arrangement, orders sent in the same manner to the following seedsmen will 

 be honored by them and executed here the same as if sent direct to me 



HENRT A. DREER, Inc Philadelphia, Pa. 



B. IINDRETH & SO^S " " 



WM. HE^RV MAlilE " " 



JOS. BRECR A- SONS, forp Boston, Mass. 



STUMPP & WAITER CO Ncwlork. N Y. 



CONARD & JONES CO West Grove, Pa. 



W. W. BAR.MRU ii CO Chicago. III. 



HENRY F. MICHELl Philadelphia, Pa 



JOHNSON A STOKES " " 



SCHlEflEl & FOITIER CO Boston, Mass. 



W. W. RiWSON & CO 



BOBBINK it ATKIX8 Rutherford, N. J. 



WAITER MOTT SEED & BlILB CO., 



Jamestown, N. Y. 



NORTHRliP, KING & CO., Minneapolis, Minn. 



ARTHUR COWEE, 



I Wleadowvale Farm. BERLIN, N. Y. | 



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ROOTED 



Made from the 

 " PRIZB-WINNINQ STOCK" 



of America. 



Per ICOO 



AMERICAN BEAUTY $30.00 



IVORY 30.00 



LA FRANCE 30.00 



BRIDE and BRIDESMAID 15.00 



METEOR J5.00 



GOLDEN GATE I5.0O 



Cuttings from plants in most perfect state 

 of health. Rooted and handled by an ex- 

 pert propagator. 



HELLER BROS., 



SOUTH PARK 

 FLORAL CO., 



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New Castle, Ind. 



CARNATIONS REGISTERED. 



By F. Dorner & Sons Co., Lafayette, Ind. 



Sibyl — Bright cerise pink of an ex- 

 ceptional clear, oven color. Size three 

 inches. Form, petalage well arranged. 

 Stems always long and stiff. Calyx al- 

 ways perfect. Habit, strong, vigorous 

 growth, an early free and continuous 

 bloomer. 



Penelope — ^\11^te, a good late summer 

 and early fall variety very early and 

 free. 



Lady Bountiful— (No. 123, 1900.) 

 Color pure glistening white; size full 

 three to three and one-half inches. Form 

 jierfect ideal for a high-grade commer- 

 cial variety. Stem twenty-four inches 

 and over, stiff and wiry. Fragrance 

 spicy clove. Substance of the very best, 

 a strong feature of this variety. Habit, 

 ideal, strong, clean, healthy, upright 

 growth, very early free and continuous 



flowering; will produce more flowers to 

 the square foot of bench space thaa 

 any other white carnation. 



Albert j\L Herb, Lancaster. Pa. 

 For the American Carnation Society. 



PIPING. 



In reply to R. F. C, I would suggest 

 adding one line of IJ-ineh pipes on the 

 outer side of the No. 1 house and in- 

 crease the overhead pipe to 2* -inch in 

 No. 2 house, adding one line of 2-inch 

 pipes on each side, in No. 3 house add- 

 ing one line of 2-inch pipe on each side 

 and one additional overhead pipe either 

 of 2A-inch or 3-ineh diameter. These 

 condi'tions are based on his requiring a 

 temperature of 55 to GO degrees on 

 coldest nights. The boiler rated for 

 2,100 feet of radiation should have am- 

 ple capacity to heat the three houses in 

 question. Henry W. Gibbons. 



New York. 



