jANUAEt 16, 1919. 



The Florists^ Review 



69 



are more moderate. Callas and cold 

 storage Easter lilies are in good supply 

 and bring good prices. Paper Whites 

 and Soleil d'Or narcissi are becoming 

 more plentiful; sweet peas and violets 

 are in better supply and snapdragon and 

 calendulas are being cut. Pussy willows 

 were noticed in some of the store win- 

 dows, adding greatly to the attractive- 

 ness of the display. Many of the florists 

 report that bulbous stock is coming 

 along well and will be on time for the 

 Easter trade. Now that the coal restric- 

 tions are raised, some of the florists who 

 closed their houses on that account prob- 

 ably will stock them for the coming 

 season. 



Various Notes. 



The Park Garden and Flower Shop re- 

 port a splendid crop of carnations on 

 hand. The concern is also cutting a 

 good supply of sweet peas and violets 

 and its snapdragons are just commenc- 

 ing to bloom. Funeral work is still in 

 great demand here. 



James Horan & Son recently designed 

 several of the largest wreaths made by 

 them in some time for the Bullard fu- 

 neral. One, a 5-foot wreath, consisted 

 of white camellias, Ophelia roses and 

 maidenhair fern; another immense 

 wreath, a tribute from the employees 

 of the Bullard factory, was made of 

 orchids and white camellias and narcissi 

 and Columbia roses were used in the 

 base. Stephen Horan has the sympathy 

 of the trade in the death of his brother, 

 James H. Horan, which is reported in 

 another column of this issue. 



John Beck & Son made a pall of violets 

 last week. An immense spray of orchids 

 and lily of the valley was designed to 

 place on top of it. The general run of 

 business is good, although people are still 

 objecting to the high prices. 



Bobert H. Hawkins reports that fu- 

 neral work still keeps up. An attractive 

 window decoration consisting of potted 

 plants was noticed here recently. 



Fred C. Kolb expects to cut an im- 

 mense crop of carnations before spring, 

 although these flowers are off crop at 

 present. The carnations grown here are 

 exceptionally good, especially Laddie, 

 the new pink variety. 



James E. Beach reports that the cut 

 of roses is small. Carnations are com- 

 ing in nicely and bulbous stock is doing 

 well. He is cutting large quantities of 

 calla and Easter lilies, which move 

 rapidly. Some immense pieces were de- 

 signed recently, in which large numbers 

 of Ophelia and Killarney roses were 

 used. George Summers was a visitor re- 

 cently at the greenhouses. I. L. B. 



NORTHAMPTON, MASS. 



The regular meeting of the Holyoke 

 and Northampton Florists' and Garden- 

 ers' Club was held January 7 at the 

 greenhouses of Butler & Ullman, 

 Northampton, Mass., with a good at- 

 tendance. It was decided to offer a 

 prize for the best exhibit at each meet- 

 ing for the coming year, to stimulate 

 interest in bringing out exhibits. 



As it was carnation night, a fine ex- 

 hibition of these flowers was staged. 

 There were twenty vases from the four 

 growers represented. 



Butler & Ullman won the first prize 

 with a vase of Laddie and were award- 

 ed also a certificate of merit for the 

 extensive decorations at their green- 

 nouses for the occasion. O. H. 



SURPLUS, JANUARY 12, 1919 



LOT A— No. 1 Grade at 10c; No. 2 Grade at 8c. 

 For Price on 3's See "Domestics" Below 



xro.i Ho. a iro.s 



American FUlar. 430 .... 25 



Orimeon Sambler 1200 70 



Dorothy Porklne 2100 1100 89 



Ezcelsa 1100 610 210 



nower Fairfield 1210 1700 



Bdawatha 210 25 



ITo.l Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



Kady Gay 380 



Shower of Sold 20 



Sonroe d'Or 810 .... 



Sonth Orantr* Ferf eotlon 60 



Tatuendechoeii 2800 1410 212 



White Dorothy Ferklna. 970 430 75 



LOT B— No. 1 Grade at 15c; No. 2 Grade at 12c. 



70 



Aiaerlcaxi Beauty . . . 

 Anna de Dleshach . . . 



Antolne Bivolre 



AgTlpplaa 



Baby Cath. Selmet .* 



Baby Echo 326 



Baby Dorothy 30 



Baby Ellen Fonlsen .... 283 

 Baby Ema Teeohendorff . . . 

 Baby Enir«ne Iiameaoh. . 40 



Baby Jeanne d'Arc 1150 



Baby Mrs. Wm. Cntbneh 178 



Baby Orleans 810 



Baby Phyllis 99 



Baby Bambler, Crimson . . . 



Bessie Brown 



Betty : 335 



Black Frlnce 60 



British Queen 



Captain Christy 557 



Captain Kayward 95 



Clara Watson 60 



CUo 40 



Candeur d'^yonnalse ... 31 



Conrad F. Meyer 38 



Cognette dee Alpes 38 



Countess ClanwUllam 



Countess Gosford 170 



Crimson Queen 110 



Dean Hole 65 



Dorothy Faffe Boberts 



Duchess of Albany 40 



Duchesse de Brabant ... 20 

 Duchess of Welllnfirton. 155 



Earl of Dufferln 10 



Edith Part 120 



Edward acawley 



Ecarlate 20 



Etolle d'France 



Frau H. DruschU 83 



Oeorg'e Ahrends 54 



Georgre Dickson 



Georgre Elgrer 60 



General Jacauemlnot 



Gen. MacArthur 20 



Gen. Sup. A. Janssen. . . 227 



Glolre de Marsrottin 50 



Gorgreous 



Gruss an Tepiitz 1760 



Kelene Gambler 



Helen Gould 



Helen Taf t 50 



Hermosa 122 



His Majesty 240 



HujTh Dickson 176 



Irish Eletrance 620 



Irish Fireflame 80 



J. B. Clark 



Jon. J. :l. Mock 



Jubilee 87 



KiUamey Brilliant 



Hlllamey, Dbl. White 



Hillameyt Fink 522 



Killarney, White 



Ho.l Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



210 29 



140 111 



90 430 



20 230 



270 290 



480 623 



800 740 



58 64 



1637 



429 575 



1190 355 



100 330 



1700 510 



230 215 



3350 3556 



10 300 



706 



66 12 



716 675 



524 315 



50 185 



83 52 



28 20 



5 



30 



Ho.l Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



247 635 980 



110 



100 150 



590 975 



50 48 



555 



90 50 



220 186 



60 225 



50 



230 227 



40 64 



1660 1600 



138 



85 



46 



490 



110 



30 



iso 



10 

 755 

 614 

 307 

 140 



27 



35 

 785 

 579 

 210 



30 

 2880 



30 

 71 



182 



130 

 84 

 89 

 40 



360 

 40 



220 

 60 



822 

 60 



125 



'167 



888 



463 



40 



136 



237 



64 



870 



3775 



268 



70 



300 



2615 



1500 



412 



210 



50 



2580 



76 



iss 

 ieo 



169 

 137 

 340 

 70 

 245 

 325 

 114 

 2229 



Kady Battersea 



I^urent Carle 



£a Detroit 340 



Iiu France 



Magna Charta 50 



Maman Cochet 395 



Mary Cout. of nchester. 23 



Meteor 94 



Milady 



Miss Alice de Bothschlld 70 

 Mme. Abel Chatenay .... 100 

 Mme. Cecile Brunner. . . 424 

 Mme. Caroline Testout. . . . 

 Mme. Jeimy Guillemot. . 350 



Mme. Jules Grolez 315 640 616 



Mme. Iieon Fain 24 230 400 



Mme. Femet-Ducher. . . 114 53 



Mrs. A. B. Waddell 140 



Mrs. John Kainir 278 80 175 



Mrs. B. G. S. Crawford. 20 7 



Old Gold 68 33 290 



Othello 280 100 86 



Papa Gontier 120 



Paul Heyron 40 820 



Perle d'Or 35 



President Taft 815 



Prince C. de Bohan 290 603 437 



Frlnce d'Arenberff 30 50 816 



Queen Beatrice 160 118 160 



Badiance 800 1976 



»ainbow 60 10 



Safrano 10 



Souv. Free. Camot 100 



Ulrich Brunner 320 870 



Vise. Folkestone 45 37 



Wellesley 390 156 



White Cecile Brunner. . 255 93 



White Caroline Testout . ... 230 



White Cochet 140 360 



William Hottintr 136 180 



Winnie Davis 130 



Bouquet d'Or 190 60 



Cherokee Pink 210 30 



Cherokee Bamona 180 20 



Christine Wriffht 110 40 



Clbar. American Beauty. 1100 570 



Clbff.Baby Bambler 50 30 



Clbgr. Cecile Brunner. . . 450 880 



Clbg-. Caroline Testout. . 420 344 



Clbff. Etolle de France. . 80 60 



ClbfiT. Gruss an Tepiitz. . 170 147 



Clbtr. KUlamey 170 108 



Clbr. Uberty 92 122 



Clbg*. White Cochet 96 136 



Clbff. Winnie Davis 58 90 



Clbsr. Wootton 110 70 



Gold Ophir 30 



l^amarque 30 



Mme. Alf . Carriere 30 10 



B. M. Henriette 90 70 



Silver Moon 68 .... 



Wm. A. Bichardson. . . . 198 70 



Yellow Banksia 73 



100 



"23 

 600 



40 

 660 

 870 

 890 



30 



• • • • 



80 



100 



"as 



150 



"86 

 17 

 74 

 30 

 80 

 90 

 10 



LOT C-No. 1 Grade at 25c; No. 2 Grade at 16c. 



Ho. 1 Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



Admiral Ward 18 



Baby Doll (Tip-Top) 



Colleen 



Harry Kirk 



Juliet 140 



Kaiserin 



Iiady Grenall 



Miss Kate Monlton 30 



Mrs. Aaron Ward 18 



Mrs. Geo. Shawyer 8 



LOT D-No. 1 at 40c: No. 2 at 30c. 



Ho. 1 Ho. 8 Ho. 3 



10 



"26 



50 



170 



460 



31 



45 



130 



3 



88 

 47 



50 



12 

 113 



Baby Iiyon 10 



Mme. Edouard Herriot . . 81 



national Emblem 



September Mom 10 



Clbg. Abel Chatenay 



(new) 22 



Clbgr. Geo. Shawyer 



„ (aew) 13 



Clbgr. Hoosier Beauty. . . 26 



Duchesse d'Anerstadt . . 25 



Glolre de Dijon 30 



Marechal Hiel 14 



15 

 136 



"28 



10 



Ophelia 



SoleU d'Or 



Sunburst 



Theresa 



Tlpperary 



Wm. Smith 



Clbg. BeUe Siebrecht . . . 

 Clbg. Maman Cochet 



(new) 370 220 



Clbg. Sunburst 380 470 



LOT E-No. 1 at $1.00; No. 2 at 50c 



— ,^ « ^o-l Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



Clbg. Gen. MacArthur 



Ho.l Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



880 476 



130 46 



810 468 



51 87 



70 164 



103 60 



50 43 



40 



90 



60 

 435 



50 

 8 



(new) 



12 



LOT F-No. 1 at 10c; No. 2 at 8c. 



Single stem 



In every way good but Just did not branch 



-, . , „ Bo.l Ho. 2 Ho. 3 



Captain Hay ward 500 800 



Frau K. Druschkl 2650 2310 



George Ahrends 60 60 !!*.: 



On above kinds. 250 or more at 1000 rate, which is ONE- TENTH less 

 than prices shown. -iiJi.ij.11 ics» 



GROW 

 "DOMESTIC 



10 

 80 

 45 

 37 

 8 



184 

 17 

 21 

 40 



.959.*^. GROW GROW 



—Made In America— No. 3 Grade. 



Our Desert-Climate Field Grown 3's lined out early this anrinir 

 111 tji aROw Rnspa.-Thou ..,;ii -„» u» rr "iv.rv' r"'* spnng 



results GROW RnsPS Th.v'Sm" . k"^ out early this spring will give you good 

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For 



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 If H^'irlf "i?i L-IP* °" application For large lots. 5200 or over, send fst for price 

 If desired, we wjll guarantee cost of express to you on list submitted 



HOWARD ROSE CO., Hemet, California. 



