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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



April 16, 1903. 



CAN N AS. 



Extra Large Dormant Roots 



Pot Plants. 



.or 



Is carefully handled and is positively true to name. 



The culture of Cannas is one of our leadingr 

 specialties and we offer stock that cannot be 

 procured from the averag-e dealer. Oar stock 

 These facts should he considered when comparing' prices. 



Per 100 



America $6.00 



Alemania 6.00 



Alsace 3.00 



Austria 3.00 



Burbank 3.00 



Cbas. Henderson 3.00 



Cinnabar 7.00 



Per 100 



Duke of Marlboro $4.00 



Flamingo 6.00 



Florence Vaughan 3.50 



L.E. Bally 3.00 



Mme. Ctozy 3.00 



Martha Washington 7.00 



Mile. Berat 3.00 



Per 100 



Paul Marquant $3.00 



President Cleveland 3.50 



Premier 4.00 



Queen Charlotte 4.00 



Secretaire Chambanne 3.00 



Shenandoah 5.00 



Egandale 4.00 



WAGNER PARK CONSERVATORIES, Sidney, Ohio. 



TORONTO. 



Easter over and everybody happy, at 

 least if outward appearances and the 

 general expression of satisfaction at the 

 business done count for anj'fhing. To- 

 ronto was fortunate enough to escape 

 the rain that descended on other parts 

 of our fair country on Easter Satur- 

 day. This helped to keep business brisk, 

 and although it started to rain late in 

 tke evening, most of the business was 

 over before it commenced. 



Carnations were the shortest article 

 in the market ; bulb supply kept up very 

 well, although most of the wholesale men 

 sold out on Friday night. Lilies were 

 good and sold well, but few being left 

 over, and what were left were really 

 not salable stock. Violets were very 

 short, and what were to be had sold 

 readily. Roses, supply about equal to 

 demand; smilax and asparagus scarce. 



We are now settled down to the reg- 

 ular routine of business, although stuff 

 will likely be scarce for a few days. 



We might mention the growers whose 

 stock showed to good advantage: Roses 

 and lilies from W. J. Lawrence's; John 

 Cotterill sent in fine lilies, Murillo tu- 

 lips, asparagus, fern and smilax; double 

 violets from Wm. Fendley, Brampton; 

 C. Turp, carnations; R. Jennings, 

 Brampton, gcd carnations and single 

 violets; J. H. Dunlop, American Beau- 

 ties and carnations; F. G. Butt, sweet 

 peas. We also noticed a new holiday 

 feature in some shipments of fine plants 

 and cut flowers from Wm. Gammage, 

 London. Tliis proves that Mr. Gammage 

 must have hit right with the Easter crop 

 when he had an oversupply. 



D. J. Sinclair's trade has grown so 

 during the last few months that in 

 order to meet the demands of his city 

 customers he had to install a second 

 telephone, as the city customers kept 

 complaining that it was often impossible 

 to get the line. This shows what can 

 be done with a commission cut fiower 

 house in Canada. D. J. 



CARNATIONS REGISTERED. 



By A. Herrington, Florham Farms, 

 Madison, N. J.: Phoebus — ^Yellow with 

 red markings, flowers about two and 

 one-half inches in diameter and a free 

 bloomer. A seedling from Wm. Scott 

 and Miss Audrey Campbell. 



By Augustus Spies, New Springvillc, 

 N. Y.: Mrs. Ernest Flagg — Color salmon 

 pink, size equal to Mrs. Lawson, stem 

 medium stifT, continual bloomer. Excel- 

 lent commercial variety. 



AiBEET M. Hebr, Lancaster, Pa. 



For the American Carnation Society. 



LEOPOLD KOROPP, 252 West Ravenswood Park, 



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Can be attached to any rafter or frame work. No nails or 

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 Easy to attach and tiiiickly removed. Will t-arry any size of 

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 There is nothing injurious in it to plant life, 

 even the most delicate fern. It is especially 

 recommended for Beauties, Roses, Carna- 

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 by the Inventor of the " Model." 



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