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The Florists^ Review 



November 23, 1916. 



NEW CROP LILIUM 



True Type— Positively tlie Best Bulbs Obtainable. 



6x 

 7x 



8x 

 8x 

 9x 



8, 400 to case, 



9, 300 to case, 

 9, 275 to case, 



10, 250 to case, 

 10, 200 to case. 



$15.00 



- 15.00 

 17.50 



- 18.00 

 1900 



per case 



per case 



per case 



per case 



per case 



BULBS FOR PRESENT PLANTING 



TULIPS Per 1000 



La Reine $ 7.50 



Prince of Austria 12.00 



White Hawk 13.50 



Couronne d'Or 16.00 



Gesneriana iSpathulata 10.00 



Cramoisi Brilliant 8.00 



Miss Willmott 10.00 



Chrysolora <.) 00 



Macrospeila 9.00 



Maiden's Blush 9.50 



Proserpine 1 7.00 



Tournesol, red and yellow 16.50 



Pottebakker, Scarlet 9.00 



Parisian Yellow 13.00 



GLADIOLI for ^irinter forcing^. No'w ready 



Peach Blossom f C. 00 



Blushing Bride 5.50 



Colvillei Alba 5.50 



WATCH US GROW" 





- DARWINS Per 1000 



Europe $13.00 



Sultan iO.OO 



Farncombe Sanders 14.00 



White Queen 13.00 



HYACINTHS 



First size 38.00 



Second Size 25.00 



Miniatures 14.00 



Grape Hyacinths 6.50 



NARCISSI 



Golden Spur, double nose , 18,00 



Golden Spur, single nose ;^ ii.oo 



Princeps, double nose r. 10 00 



Narcissus Paper White Grandiflora 1000 to case, 16.00 



AMERICAN BULB CO. 



A. MILLER, President 



172 N. Wabash Ave. Rand^^p^sie Chicago, 111. 



Montlon Tk» RvtI.w wh^a r*m wrtt. 



DUTCH BULBS STILL COMINa. 



Although it is near the close of the 

 Dutch bulb season, large quantities of 

 bulbs still are coming in, which per- 

 haps illustrates the active condition of 

 business as well as anything can. The 

 following consignments were on the 

 Nieuw Amsterdam, which arrived at 

 New York November 17: 



Conslpnec^ 



Cases 



Lang, n. F &"} 



Amerioa-i Express Co 184 



Joh.ijoi. & Millarc 2 



Thorbum, J. M., & Co 27 



Stumpp & Walter Co 161 



Richard, C. B., & Co l.T 



Darrow, H. P., & Co 2 



Hempstead, O. G. , & Son 30 



VauRhan's Seed Store 02 



Sheldon, G. W., & Co 164 



Gray Bros. 



Adams Express Co 



American Shipping Co 



Van Waveren, M., & Sons. 



Baldwin. A., & Co 



Kru5, E. J 



Plerson Co., F. R. 



18 



12 



22 



14 



10 



66 



2« 



Hampton, J. W., Jr., & Co 122 



_ _ . . _ g 



22 

 

 8 



52 



Havnes, C. A., & Co. 



Boddlngttn, A. T 



Tlce & L-\TiPh 



Erie Railroad Co 



Cogg.^r, T 



Totil 1.101 



Previously reported 45.094 



Total to date 46,195 



BIG CALL FOB SUGAB BEET. 



Great activity in the sugar beet in- 

 dustry in this country is foreshadowed 

 by the recent record-breaking imports 

 of sugar beet seeds. Figures made pub- 

 lic by the Bureau of Foreign and Do- 

 mestic Commerce, of the Department of 

 Commerce, indicate that for the nine 

 months ended September 30 the imports 

 of seed reached a total of 18,500,000 

 pounds, which is a million pounds more 



KENTIA SEEDS 



New Crop— Just Arrived 



KENTIA BELMOREANA - KENTIA FORSTERIANA 

 COCOS WEDDELLIANA 



Write for import prices, stating Quantity required 



Mchutchison:& CO., ™srs?" 



95 Chambers Street, NEW YORK 



Mention The Rt1.w when jon write. 



Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



QIANT PANSY SEED 



Kenllworth Mixture 

 Kentlworth Cut Flower Mixture 

 OlantThreeandFlveBlotched . 

 Masterpiece, curled wavy 

 lOOU 8eed8,25c; 6000,$1.00 

 ^■oz., $1.26: oz., $5.00 



Early FIowerlnE or Wlnter- 



bloomlnK Giant Pansles 



600 seeds, 60c: 1000, $1.00 



4-oz.,|2.00; i4-oz.,$3.7e 



Mention The ReTlew when jon write. 



Pansy Seed 



TOOLE GIANT PRIZE STRAIN. 

 1000 seeds, 40c; ^s-oz.. 90c; i4-oz., $1.26; oz.. $6.00. 



WILLIAM TOOLE & SON 



' Hardy Plant and Pangy Farm 

 Baraboo, Wia. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



