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The Florists^ Review 



February 3, 1016. 



talnlng an alphabetical list of selected named 

 varletlea, followed by offers of mixtures. 



J. J. Wilson Seed Co., Inc.. Newark, N. J. — 

 An Illustrated catalogue of flower, vegetable and 

 grass seeds, perennials and other plants, bulbs, 

 roots, ornamental grasses, roses, shrubs, small 

 fruits, implements, fertilizers and other supplies; 

 forty-eight pages and cover. 



B. H. Shnmway, Rockford, 111. — "Shumway's 

 Seeds for Farm and Garden"; flfty-slx extra 

 large pages, profusely illustrated. This is per- 

 haps the only American catalogue of any con- 

 siderable size that Is still illustrated entirely with 

 woodcuts. 



G. S. Hunkel Co., Milwaukee, Wis.— "Whole- 

 sale List of Seeds, for Florists and Market Gar- 

 deners." The receipt of this company's general 

 catalogue, an 80-page book, was announced In 

 The Kevlew of January 27; the trade list is con- 

 densed to sixteen pages. 



W. E. Harshall & Co., New York, N. Y.— A 06- 

 page, Illustrated catalogue of seeds, bulbs and 

 plants, ending with an unusually extensive list 

 of horticultural tools and requisites. A warning 

 is given as to the probable scarcity of certain 

 seeds that are generally imported from Europe. 



J. M. XoCuUough's Bona Co., Cincinnati, O.— 

 An illustrated catalogue of seeds, bulbs, roses, 

 vines, perennials, ornamental and fruit-bearing 

 trees, shrubs and sundries. A comprehensive 

 book, giving all departments of the business a 

 good showing; about twenty-eight of the total 

 128 pages are devoted to tools and general sup- 

 plies. 



Frank E. Rue, Peoria, 111.— "Rue's Garden 

 Guide," offering seeds, bulbs, roots, plants, fruit 

 and ornamental trees, shrubs, garden tools, poul- 

 try supplies and other requisites; seventy-four 

 pages, illustrated. 



W. W. Wilmora, Denver. Colo. — Twq cata- 

 logues, wholesale and retail. The wholesale list 

 consists of four pages, almost entirely devoted 

 to dahlias, with only a few inches of space for 

 gladioli and miscellaneous perennials. The re- 

 tall list, which is illustrated and expanded to 

 sixteen pages, also offers hardy roses and vines. 



Xelway & Son, Langport, England — American 

 edition of the "Wholesale, Real Price Catalogue, 

 for the Whole Year," another seed book of the 

 high quality for which this firm's catalogues 

 have long been notable. Contains eighty-eight 

 large pages, finely illustrated, partly in colors, 

 and printed with ex-ceptional clearness and ac- 

 curacy, on enameled paper. The general list, in 

 condensed form in the first part of the book, is 

 followed by pictures and descriptions of novel- 

 ties and specialties. 



Colorado Seed Co., Denver, Colo. — "Special 

 Price List of Dependable Seeds In Bidk: Condensed 

 Pocket Edition"; forty -eight closely printed 

 pages; also offers of bulbs, plants, nursery 

 stock, garden and farm tools, poultry supplies, 

 goldfish, birds, artificial palms, etc. '"Our spe- 

 cialty," says the company, "is seed in bulk." 



Zack Davis Co., Delaware, O. — "Davis Supe- 

 rior Seeds. Grown at Elm Valley Seed Gardens"; 

 also bulbs, plants, general nursery stock, insecti- 

 cides, etc.; seventy pages, illustrated. 



FOR SALE 



20^,000 eiadiolus Bulbs 



j KARLT BLOOMXR8 

 Apply for Special Prices to 

 } Charles Millang^, 

 Coogkn Building, 56 W. 26 th St. 

 New York 

 Mepti«Hi Thw Review when yoo write. 



CARTER'S «"- SEEDS 



Specialties in flower and Vi 



Write for Catalogue. 

 A. L. BERRY & CO., CHICAGO 



230 South La Salle 



Mentioa The B<Tlew when yon wri te. 



Watch for oar Trade Mart Stamped 

 on every brick of Lambert's 



Pure Culture NnshrMin Spawn 



Snbetltntlon of cheaper grades is thus 

 easily exp<ised. Fresh sample brick, 

 with illustrated book, mailed postpaid 

 by manufacturers upon receipt of 40 

 cents in postage. Address 



TradeMark. American Spawa OL, St Paul, Minn. 



Mention The R»Tt»w wh*ii yon write. 



UNTRIED 

 IMITATIONS 



•Why RISK your entire crop on an untried imi- 

 tation which may not stop the roots when they 

 8tt wet, when you can get the Original Square 

 and, which Never rBifs, at the same price? 

 Samples Free. 



Price list PMre 99. ROCHSXXX it SONS. 



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Place your order for 



COLD STORAGE LILIES 



now and have them delivered to you at any time during the year to 

 suit your own convenience. There is money in Cold Storage Lilies 

 and no mistake. ' 



You will likewise find it to your interest to place your orders now 

 for Cyclamen, Seedlings and Plants; Begonias, Cincinnati 

 and Lorraine, etc., for next season's delivery. And how about your 

 Carnation Cuttings? For a list of varieties and prices, as well 

 as other stock you may want, see our classified ads. 



We have just mailed out our catalogue, which you will 

 find very helpful. If you have not received a copy, a 

 postal will bring it by return mail. 



1004 Lincoln Bids., 



Phlladolphla, Pa. 



S. S. SKIDELSKY ft CO., 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



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i LILIUM GIGANTEUM I 



S We have just received a fresh shlonient of GIGANTKUM and offer them as follows for S 



S immediate or later delivery: — 



5 6/ 8 $19.00 per case of 400 bulbs S 



— 7/9 17.50 per case of 300 bulba S 



— 8/10 20,00 per case of 250 bulbs S 



5 9/10 20 00 per case of 200 bulbs S 



S The price on Lilium Giganteum bulbs is rapidly advancing and we might have to with- s 



Z draw this offer within the next ten days. Make up your mind and order no\e. S 



S Write for our Gladiolus price list. S 



I LECHNER BROTHERS Agents The Growers Association = 



S 413 Caxlon BIdg., ST. LOUIS, MO. ^^' Anna Paulowna. Holland | 



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Mention The Review when you write. 



RAWSON'S 

 HOTHOUSE 



CUCUIMBER 



Espeolally desirable for growing 

 In HOTHOUSES or HOTBEDS 



Runs uniform in size— averaging eight to nine 

 inches in length— dark green color— exceedingly 

 productive. The money-maker. Oz., 75c; ^4 lb., 

 $2.0u; 1 lb., $6.00. Postage paid. Our I91fi Cata- 

 logue, also Market Gardeners* List, mailed free. 



FOTTLBII. FItKC. RAWSOM CO.. 



Faneall Hall Saaare, 

 The Seed Store 



BOSTON 



.Meutluu "I by Uevlew when you writ**. 



MEYER'S 



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BRAND 



GIGANTEUMS 



THE LILY WITHOUT A 

 Ord«r Now for Dollvory Kx COLD STORAGE later on 

 CORP. OF CHAS. F. MEYER, 99 Warren St., NEW YORK 



Mention The Bevlew when yon write. 



GLADIOLI 



A. H. ADSTIN CO., 



200,000 bulbs. Forcers and plant- 

 ing stock. America, Augusta, 



Mrs. F. King, Velvet King, Candidum, a new white; Kun- 



derdi Glory. Choice New Varieties. 



Heavy dis. on quantity lots. 

 Write for Wholesale List. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



WAYLAND, OHIO 



BURNETT BROS. 



II BULBS II PLANTS 

 SUNIWYCPKOITY 



^^■■■%^ Best that arrow. We sell di- 

 ^* L L 1 1 ^^ 'Mt t» gardeners and floriata at 

 J% r r 1 1 2% wholesale. Big beautitul cata- 

 VkbW lognefree. Write today. 

 ABCHIA8 SEED STOBE. Box 84. 8EDALIA, MO. 



