Maucii S, 1917. 



The Florists' Review 



73 



California Grown Bulbs 



CONTRACT NOW 



Freesia Purity 



Calla Aethiopica 



Paper White 

 Emperor Daffodil 



Amaryllis Belladonna 



C. KOOYMAN 



431 Bush Stmt SAN FRANCISCO, CIL. 



Mention Th» R«Tlew when yon •write. 



BULBS, CALIFORNIA-GROWN 



Freesia Purity (true), Daffodils, Poeticua 

 Narcissus, Gesneriana Tulips. Early-flowering 

 (Haby) Gladiolus and others, Suanish Iris, 

 Ixias, etc. Splendid Quality. Best varieties. 

 Prices reasonable. 



1 get repeat orders for my bulbs, season after 

 season, from well satisfied customers whom I 

 have supplied in previous seasons. 



Write for Price List. 



C. EADEN LILLEY 



Wliiletiie FItrist tari Bulb Grower, SANTA CRUZ. CALIF. 

 Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



Rooted Carnation Cuttings 



I'lM lIHI |(|IMI 



Kiiclmiit ross j^J.Ol) JJD.lKi 



Whit.' Knclmntrcss -itK) iOOO 



Alice 2.00 2l».00 



Gorcroous •2..')(l i') (HI 



\Vhlt<> Wdiiil.M- '-'.50 i").!!!) 



A«p;iiMt:ii>i I'luino-^u-i, -."•j-iiicli pol-^ ^Mlii »! i»(i 



KRAMER BROS. 



ON lAltlO, (Wril OKM A 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



Gladioli, Young Stock 



America, Francis King, Augusta, Principine, 



15:iron Hulot. Peace, Panama, Golden 

 King, .Mrs. i'endlelon. Alsoi baby .Glads 



Get our prices. 



CURRIER BULB CO., Seabriglit, Cal. 



MeatloB Hi* BeTlew whe» ya write. 



orchids could be used some day.s. Wild 

 flowers constitute a factor not to be 

 overlooked. Wonderful California pop- 

 pies are beginning^ to put in an appear- 

 ance, as -well as buttercups, irises, etc. 

 Acacia is particularly good this year 

 and "fruit blossoms arc all that can be 

 desired. Both have been used exten- 

 siveh' for decorative purposes. 



Ferns are still in light supply. Excel- 

 lent flowering plants are to bo seen, in- 

 cluding azaleas, cinerarias, cyclamens. 

 rliodo(iendrons, tulips, hyacinths and 

 Easter lilies. The outlook for Easter 

 stock leaves no ground for complaint, 

 all scasonables being in jironiising con- 

 dition at present. 



Various Notes. 



Four larire designs for the Funston 

 funeral rushed the force at B. M. 

 Joseph's February 23. All were com- 

 pleted and delivered at the City hall by 

 midnight. On a telegraphic order re- 

 ceivctl at 4 o'clock, a set piece requir- 

 ing a specially constructed frame was 

 made, representing the seal of the state 

 of Kansas. It came out wonderfully 

 well under the jiersonal direction of 

 F. .T. Bertrand, flowers being obtainable 

 to reproduce the exact coloring of the 

 sunflower border and the complicated 

 center. For the San Francisco fire de- 

 partment a large urn was made of galax 

 leaves, valley and Easter lilies. For 



CUTTINGS 



Carnations Carnations 



As Carualiou lover.s well know, I have always had a peuchani for KrowiuK 



fancy Carnations and am 



At It Again 



in a small way, but the quality we are Kro\vin«,' al Kuicl^a, Califuraia. is 



BETTER THAN EVER 



Only a few varieties to olfor, but tliesi; are ail ri^hl wiih us. 



Matc'liloss (Ward) J:i.()0 per Kin; fjfj.oo per 1000 



Mrs C. W. Ward ( Ward ) :; 00 per loO; 25.00 por 1000 



Alice (Fishi'r) :!.00 i)i;r li)0; ■2,5.00 iipr lOOU 



Hello Wasliliurn (Bassett it Wasliliurn) (..oo per I'lO; 50.00 per 1000 



NOVELTY FOR 1917 DELIVERY 



Cottage Maid (Ward) J 12.00 per lOO: floo.oo per UXW 



Heaulifiil spurt of .Mrs. C. W. Waid, ri\aling Pink .Seiisalion in size and more 

 brilliant in color. 



NOVELTY FOR 1918 DELIVERY 



Crystal White (Ward) Jl2.()0 per loO; floo.Oo per loOO 



As it grows "ith us at Eureka, Crystal White is all one can desire for a h'ancv 

 White Carnation. Tiie color is there, the stem is there, the si/.e is ilierc, liie sulj- 

 stance is tliere. the fratrranci? (pure, strong Clove) is there, liie \igor of giowUi 

 blooming, keeping anil siiipiiing qu.ilitie.s are ail there and it is 



PURE WHITF 



.\dv.'ince orders will be booked for 1918 (lcli\ery. .Send youi- ortiers -'•arjy— PacitiL: 

 Coast stock is limited. 



We solii'it orders from points west of Cliicago only. Kast'Mii territory can be 

 better served from our (»)ueens Carnation Houses. 



fAddress orders to 



Cottage Gardens Nurseries, Inc. 



( HAS. AV. WAKI). r,. 1 /-, ... 



iT.ni.i.Mt iLureKa, (Lalirornia 



Mention The Rerlfew when yon write. 



GLADIOLUS AMERICA 



I'.i.iiici ?r,.iiii I iiicii $4. ltd 



CALLA ELLIOTTIANA 



Tl llr \ rll.iU ( ■.lll;i .\ p,H illir ll"\'-lt,\ . 

 Sl.HII pel- ilo/.eii; .>'l.'..".il iier Ii"i. 



BERRY PLANTS 



l'[ii'iioinrii;il<. II jni;il:u :is, MiniiMiul li~. ^In'plpi '1'- 

 I'l ie^'. I'luni l\ii iih f. 



Los Robles Nursery and Garden 

 Santa Cruz, California 



Mention The Keview when you write. 



ANT. C. ZVOLANEK 



SWEET PEA RANCH 



Oricrinatnr nf 0\ er Scvfnt y-fi\e Varieties of 

 Winter-l-lowcrinn Orchid Sweet Peas. 



See my Classified Ad. under Seeds. 



Mention The Keview wlien you write. 



Asparagus Sprengeri Seed 



1917 Crop, ready now, 75c per 1000 



Write for prices in Quantity. 



HARRY BAILEY 



R. F. D. 6, LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



ROCHELLE 



Paprr Pofn nnrt nirt Rnnrto. ^re pncp 170. 



the onieera of the decedent's staff a 

 large panel of orchids, valley, hydran- 

 geas ainl galax leaves was made. 



IMacRorie & McLaren reported con- 

 siderable work for the Fnnston funeral. 



The chrysanthenmm growers down the 

 poninsida usually begin planting during 

 March, but owing to the continued cold 

 weather this winter the planting will 



ROOTED CARNATION CUTTINGS 



1000 

 J20.0O 

 20.00 

 20.00 

 20 00 

 15.00 



.,,... ,, . I'ei- i(H» 



White Knchantress. $ ' 2f) 



Matchles.s ^ ■'5 



Li^ht Pink Enchantress. \ ''5 



Alice [ 2 ~5 



Belle Washburn '. ,^.oo 



25()f ;i \:iii..t.v ;it 100 ra te.s.' ' 25n'!it 1000 rales 



CARNATION PLANTS 



..-,.• '''IV" -"'■'"'■'' i"'ts. lv,>ady for tield. 



. • ''J'l*.^".'^^^"*•■«*« Per 100, Ji.OO 



Li>>ht Pink Knchantress f'er 100. ;; 00 



Rose-pink Knchantress . . Per 100 ,S 00 



]?/""«'? PerliK.! XOO 



Matchless PerlOO, ;^0(; 



Belle Washburn PerlOO. 5.00 



20 u( a variety at 100 rates 



BASSETT'S FLORAL GARDENS. LOOMIS. CAL 



I'.. >. IS \S>i: I I . I'roi.. 



CYCLAMEN 



KnellBh-erown Seed, S named varieties, 

 from 1-inch pots, assorled, f 15.00 per lOO. t2 00 

 per dd/en. 



Primula Obconica, ini.ved colors. 4-inch. 



Jli^.uu per luO. 



Cash, please. 



FRED GROHE. 



R. I>. 4, 



SANTA KOSA, i;AL. 



PALMS PALMS & 



I'lilnis ;ii.- ..Ill- -p.-ciiiltv. Kentiii. C.iccn ^ 



|>iiirii..>a. lii'ienix.\Vashiiigtiiiiia,.-^eal'.)rthia, ? 

 <"i>phii, i-l>-,. I.> thr iMijcads. 



.\-k ]■■!■ ..Ill- \\l„. I, ■>;,!, illii-trated |,,iim l;-t ^ 



EXOTIC NURSERIES | 



Santa Barbara, Cal. a 



probably be a little later this year than 

 in former seasons. So far as can be as- 

 certained at present, the acreage will bo 

 about the same as last year, with pos- 

 sibly a slight increase. 



Arnold Ringier has been calling on the 



