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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



May 14. 1903. 



If you want the best paying 

 crop that you can plant 

 for summer plant..... 



The Pierson Fern 



(NEPHROLEPIS PIERSONI.) 



There is nothing: that you can plant that will increase in value so 

 rapidly as this fern. The demand ha<» been so preat, and our advance 

 sales 80 lar?e. that we have not offered it recently, having- only just 

 completed filling- advance orders. We havea nice lot of young stick 

 coming: on. and can fill all orders received from this date promptly on 

 receipt. Even at the present htg-h price it has been impossible to keep 

 up witli the demand, and tliere Is sure to be a tremendous demand for 

 It another season when it can be offered at lower prices. Now is the 

 time to invest in it and get ilie benefit of the tremendous demand 



and good prices which are sure to prevail another season The Boston 

 Fern, although it has been cultivated many years, is still scarce. As 

 Nephrolepis Piersoni will sell better and be in greater demand even 

 than the Boston Fern, we predict a scarcity of Nephrolepis Pierf-oni 

 lor several years to come and at bl? prices. Owing to the great and 

 continued demand, we do not expect to be more than abl*^ to meet the 

 demand this spring, ao that customers can rest assured that there will 

 be no change in price this season. 



100 plants at 50c each ; 50O 



We offer strong' young* plants, 2^:^ -in. pots, at $9.00 per doz.; 50 plants at 60c each 

 plants at 45c each ; 1000 plants at 40c each. 



Extra larg^e plants, 6-iu. pots, $27.00 per doz ; 50 plants at $1.80 each; 100 plants at 91.50 each. These large plants will 

 make fine &tcck for growing on Into large specimens for fall trade, and they are also very nice for immediate sales. 



F. R. PIERSON CO., Tarrytown-on-Hudson, New York. 



Mpiitfon Thp RpvU'w wh^n .vt»n write. 



dV»rV Excelsior Pearl. 



Extra fine stock, 4 to 6 inches in cir- 

 cumference, $7.00 per 1000. 



Qood flowering' Stock, 3 to 4 inches in 

 circumference, $3.00 per 1000. 

 Prices hold gfood while stock on hand. 



JUST ARRIVED — A fine lot of 

 Standards and Pyramidal BAY 

 TREES. LATANIAS, 

 PHOENIX, KENTIAS, etc, 

 in all sizes and prices. 



Further particulars eflven by 



F.W.O.Sctimitz, Prince Bay, N.Y. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



Clearance Price of 



Ex. Pearl Tuberoseg, 3x4-lneli up. lou, SOc; 



lOUO, I2.T6; 6U00, *I2.60. 

 Cycas Bevnlnia stems, our specialty for 2U 



veai'B, 1-B IbB. weight; 10 lbs., 11.00; 100 lbs., 



J7.6Ui 1000 lbs.. $65.00. 

 QT^TTTkC Fresh Primula Slnengls,in white. 

 OJL Xj-UO. rose, blooa red. crtmHOn. white 

 with yellow eve, separate, loO seeds. 2oc: 600 

 seeds, JI.OO; looo seeds, tl. 75. All colors mixed, 

 100 seeds 2ac; 500 seeds. SOe; 1000 seeds, tl 50. 

 Cineraria t-'i'audif. hyhrida max.. 500 seeds. 25c; 

 6O0O seeds. «1.00. Cineraria prandit. hybrlda 

 nana (dwarf). 50J seeds, 25c; 5100 seeds, 11.00. 

 AsparaeuH Sprengeri, fresh crop, 100 seed.s, 20c ; 

 500 seeds 11,00: 5000 s-^eds. $4.00. Asparagus 

 Derumbens, fine novelty. 100 seeds. *1,00; 1000 

 seeds. »7 60. Arrea tuteseens (due end of May) 

 100, 60c; 1000, 15.00. 



Address H. H. BEBOEB & CO,, 



47 Barclay Street, NEW 70BK. 

 Mention the Review when you write. 



C EE OUR ADV. 



•^ on page 1072, 



B. Bayersdorfer S^Co. 



J. STERN, 



"'Iv^^'uT"*"'" PHILADELPHIA, PA. 

 wax flowers, 



florai. designs, 



florists' supplies. 



Mention The Rarlew when you write 



Hunt 



Pure Bone Meal for 



Greenhouses 



The 



It is pare ground bone, unsteamed, and gtiaranteed free from acids and is sold at 

 as low rates as many of the steamed and hence inferior brands. This can be used with 

 absolute safety in all greenhouse culttire and especially in your rose benches. 



25 lbs. 

 50 lbs.. 

 100 lbs. 



.90.60 2001ba 8 3.50 



. 1.00 lOOOlbs IS. CO 



,. 3.00 2000 lbs. (ton) 27,50 



Guaranteed analysis and sample sent on request. 



E. H. HUNT, 



76-78 Wabash Ave., 



Chicago 



DAGGER FERNS for Memorial Day. 



OBDEB FBOM HEADQTTABTEBS. 



HEW CBOF DAGOEB FEBITS, $1.50 per 1000. 



We would resiiectfuUy inform the trade that our New Crop Dagger Ferns 

 are now ready and are A So. 1 quality. Be sure and order them early to avoid 

 disappointment. Once a customer, always a customer. We carry a full assort- 

 ment of PLOBISTS' HaBDY STJPFIiIES, as follows:— Galax, Leucothoe 

 Sprays. Hardy Fonis. Muss, Bouquet <Treen. Laurel Festooning. Bundle Laurel, 

 etc, Ext a Choice Ferns, 82.00 per 1000. Oreen and Bronze Oalaz, 

 81-00 per lOOO. Iiaurel Festoonmer, 5 and 6 cts. per yaid- We trust we 

 shall receive your nrtiers, 



BEUOVAI. irOTICE. On June 1st we will remove to 11 Province St., 

 opposite City Hall, 



HENRY M. ROBINSON & CO., 36 COURT SQ., BOSTON. 



Telephone 2613-2 Boston. 



m[; RicF & c6"."" ""] 



IMFOBTEBS Am MAinTFACTUBEBS, i 



918 Filbert Street, J 



PHILADELPHIA, PA. J 



Leading Florists' Supply House 

 and Ribbon Specialists. 



REED & KELLER, 



122 w. 25th St., NEW YORK, N.Y. 



importef. ITLORISTS' 



SUPPLIES 



and Menu- ■ 

 (acturers of ■ 



QaUx Leaves and aU Decorative Greens. 



IGMIND GELLER, 



4. ■ Importer. Jobber and Manufacturer of 

 ^-^ FLORISTS' SUPPLIES. 



Italian Bleached Wheat. A very larg^e 

 domestic and imported stock of Metal Gooda. 

 Moss Wreaths, Cape Flowers. Immortelles. Che- 

 nille. Tin Foil, Doves, Baskets. Sheaves. Vases. 

 Jardinieres, Fern Dlshea. Novelties, etc. Inspec- 

 tion solicited. 108 West S8th 

 Street, near 8th Avenue. 



NEW YORK. 



