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The Florists' Review 



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Field - Grown Roses 



Clean, Strong, Own Roots, Excellent for Forcing 



Baby Bordure 



Baby Doll 



Baby Ema Teschendorff 



Baby Herriot 



Baby Maman Tarbat 



Baby Mile. Francisque Favre 



Baby Orleans 



Baby Tausendschoen 



Baby Rambler 



Cecile Brunner 

 Cecile Brunner, pink 

 Cecile Brunner, white 

 Geor^re Elger 

 'A^Dorothy Perkins 

 'A'Dorothy Perkins, red 

 ^Tausendschoen 

 "A-Lady Gay 

 Mark * (20-inch up, bushy.) 



No. 1 ffrade, $25.00 per 100 (15-inch up, bushy). 

 No. 2 grade, 20.00 per 100 (12-inoh up, bushy). 

 Shipment — January, February, March. Less 5% for cash. 



Western Rose Co., (removed to) Alhambra, Cal 



(Old address) Pasadena, CaL 



orchid crop is coming in, while growers 

 report that lily of the valley is going 

 out. Gardenias are plentiful enough to 

 fill all orders, while the cut of bouvar- 

 dias is keeping pace with the growing 

 demand. Even with the local supply of 

 orchids increasing, there has been so 

 much of a demand for these flowers that 

 it was found necessary to bring in stock 

 from California. This has been due to 

 the number of elaborate weddings held 

 lately and, from present indications, 

 there will be plenty of work for another 

 month at least. 



The cut of roses is somewhat heavier, 

 especially on Butterfly and White Kil- 

 lamey, while novelty offerings during 

 the week were Maman Cochet and Hugh 

 Dickson from an Oregon grower. Ophe- 

 lia is probably the finest offering com- 

 ing in just at present. Columbia, Bus- 

 sell and Cecile Brunner are plentiful. 

 A promised novelty among the baby 

 roses for this season from local growers 

 is Orleans, which is expected to prove a 

 popular flower. 



California violets are being generally 

 received and handled, although the de- 

 liveries of local violas still are plenti- 

 ful. It is interesting to note that both 

 of these lines have sold out without ma- 

 terially reducing the prices. Some street 

 competition on bunched California vio- 

 lets is being seen. Most of the shops 

 are showing the new deliveries of pre- 

 pared foliage and colored cat-tails from 

 the eastern factories. 



Local mum growers are now offering 

 some Turner, Bonnaffon and pompons 

 and California shipments are being in- 

 creased steadily as the season advances. 

 The late shipments have carried through 

 in much better style, to the consequent 

 satisfaction of those handling the flow- 

 ers. 



Carnations are more plentiful, but arc 

 still short of what the trade could de- 

 sire. The white stock is making the 

 best showing for this flower, but is still 

 short-stemmed. 



Potted ferns are still splendid sellers, 

 and there has been a nice shipping de- 

 mand on certain varieties. Fine potted 

 cyclamens are being shown freely. Prim- 

 roses, peppers and several varieties of 

 geraniums complete the current list of 

 offerings. 



ChrysaBthemuns 



^WB ARE 



GROWERS and SHIPPERS 



of all varieties of MUMS and 

 other seasonable flowers 



Write for Prices, stating 

 your requirements 



Immediate Delivery 



Stockton Floral Gardens 



Market and Bast SU. 



Stockton, - Calif. 



PALMS 



Phoenix Canariensis 



Pot -Grown 



24 inches high 

 $9.00 per doz. 



E. H. RUST 



1625 Bank St, So. PaudcBa, CaL 



RUDOLPH FISCHER 



Freesia Specialist San Gabriel, CaL 



Varions Notes. 



The Hollywood Gardens showed some 

 attractive Halloween novelty baskets 

 this year and achieved splendid success 

 on such offering. Yellow pompons and 

 late outdoor flowers of contrasting 

 shades were used to fill these baskets. 

 Dr. Walter A. Moore has returned from 

 an extended eastern trip, which included 



Uly 

 Bulbs 



Giganteum " 



7 to 9-inch, 300 to case 



$45.00 per case 



F.O.B. Oakland 



Immediate Delivery 



Tokyo Nursery Company 



3701 Broadway 

 OAKLAND, CALIF. 



Place your order now for clean, healthy 



Chrysiitkemam Stick Pints 



All leadins varieties. No midge on the place. 



S6.00 per 100. 



Primula Malacoides 



3-inch, good dark strain, at S9.00perl00. 



Obconica 



3 -inch, at $10.00 per 100. 



Cinerarias 



Howard & Smith's strain, at $10.00 per 100. 



PETERS & SONS 



HILLYARD, WASH. 



We snip from Spokane, Wash. 



Us Aflgeles Geriiiin Cmpany 



Office 937 Oxford St. BERKBLBY, CAL. 



Wbolasal* C r o wra 



California Sunshine Geraniums 



"Any number: any kind; any time; 

 anywhere." 



W. H. HAWKINS 



BVIRTTHINO FOR THR ORKBNHGUSI 

 laoe N. 47th StTMt, SBATTLB, WASH. 



