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The Florists' Revkv 



Dbcembbb 17, 1M4. 



AV I ATO R 



55EW 



Tke High-flier Among Scarlets 



Jf SOONER OR LATER you will grow Aviator as your principal 

 scat let Carnation — why not get in on the ground floor? 



DESCRIPTION 



Parents, red sport of Maceo and red seedling. Color, intense scar- 

 let, very bright. Stem. thin, wiry and stiff. Flowers, fioe. full 

 and nicely fringed. Habit, clean; upright growth; evpry break makes a rapid ad- 

 vaace. producing a profusion of fine flowers in a very short time. The most prolific 

 carnation ever offered to the trade, barring none. No disease, no grass, etsy to 

 propagate. 



Now Bookings Orders for Rooted Cuttings 

 Janujury Delivery 



$18.00 per 100; $100.00 per 1000 



INVITATinN C*° ^ Been growing at our greenhouses at Joliet. 111., and at the 

 inWllHIlun establishment of Fyfer & Oisem. Wilmette. 111. Vialtors Invited. 



CHICAGO CARNATION CO. 



A. T. PYFKR, Manager 



30 East Randolph St., CHICAGO, ILL. 



Wholesale Florists 



Standard Varieties 



PKXRLBSS PINK. Dark pink, the ideal 

 cari.ation. Making good with those who 

 bought last year. Very free bloomer, n>ce 

 even culor. Tne money maker. Rooted 

 cuitinga. S6.0J per 100; )60 00 per 1000. 



PerlOO 1000 



lEatohless, white S«.00 S60.00 



Champion, scarlet 600 60.00 



TeUow Prlnoo, yellow 6.C0 50.00 



Pblladelithla. medium pink fi.00 50 00 



Gloria, medium oiok 6.00 50.no 



Princess Pagmar, crimson.... 6.00 60.00 

 Herald, scarlet, very fine flower, 



stiff stems 4.00 80.00 



Pink DeUcht 4.00 30.00 



■nohantress Sunreuie 4.00 sn.o 



Conquest, overlaid pink 4.00 80 00 



Wlilte Wonder 300 2S.00 



WlUte Bncliantrstas.... 300 25.(0 



Bncliantress 3.00 25.00 



AIX. STOCK GUARAIfTEKD. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



tJoDB South of Mason «n(l Dixon's Line." Henry 

 Chase, Chase. Ala.; dlscuKRlon hy ('. C. Mayhew. 



••Report on the Present StatuH of Uniform 

 State Inspection Laws," William I'ltkln. Roches- 

 ter N. Y. ; (UscuKsion by I'rof. S. J. Hunter. 



••Report on Tarllf Situation." W. P. Stark, 

 Neosho, Mo. : discussion by Henry Chase. J. W. 

 Hill and K. H. Stannard. 



••Conservative Propagation— Shall We Grow for 

 Normal Demand and Kllmlnate PlunKlujjV" J. U. 

 Mayhew, Waxabachle, Tex.; discussion hy John 

 Dayton. 



••Will the Low Price of Mahaleh This Year 

 Tend to Make Imw Priced Cherry Later?" W. C. 

 Reed. Vlncennes, Ind.; discussion by H. M. 

 Simpson. , , , 



••Eur<n>ean Propagatlnjj Methods." E. S. Welch, 

 Shenandoah, la. 



"Is Cooiierative Publicity to Increase Demand 

 for Nursery Stock Practlcalile? ' .Tohn Watson, 

 Newark, N. Y.; discussion Uf Wui. I'ltkln and 

 C. C. Mayhew. 



'•Trade Terms," .T. W. Schuetto. St. Louis. 

 Mo.: discussion bv .T. W. Hill and Hi nry Chase. 



"Shall the Members of the Assodiithm Agree 

 Not to Engage or Do Buslncsn with a Salesman 

 or Dealer Who Has Three Serious Adverse Re- 

 ports from Three Different Xnrscryuien ? Shall 

 We Expel n Member Who Breaks This Agree- 

 ment?" A. .T. Brown, iieneva, Neb.: discussion 

 by Geo. A. Marsliall and C. L. Watrous. 



"Best Shade Trees anil Ornamentals for the 

 Central West," Frank WeU-r. Nursery. Mo.; 

 discussion by Geo. H. Johnson and J. W. 

 fichuette. , ,. ,^ 



••Recent Developments Concerning L nlforin 

 Classification— Suggestions in Regard t<i Trans- 

 portation Problems of Nurserymen." Chns. Slze- 

 ' more, Louisiana, Mo.: discussion by E. S. Welch 

 and Henry Chase. ^ . ^, .1 



'•American (Jrown vs. Foreign Grown Apple 

 Seedlings for Budding and Grafting Purposes, 

 F W Watson, Topeka, Kan.; discussion by John 

 Watson and E. S. Welch. „« . , 



•'Best Cultural Methods to Offset Effects of 

 rrolonsed Drought." James Parker, Tecumseh, 

 Okla.; discussion by A. Willis and James Eraser, 



Those Present. 



The roll-call showed that the foUow- 

 in}j members or representatives were in 

 attea4lance: 



Alabama Nursery Co., Delta. Colo. 



Bernardln, E. P., Parsons, Kan. 



«'antian. C. W., Lawrence, Kan. 



Chase Nursery Co., Chase. Aln. 

 ■ Otwper & Rodgers. WInfleld, Kan. 



Davtcm, J. H.. of Storrs & Harrison Co., Paines- 

 vllle," O. 



f)es Moines Nursery Co., I>es Moines, la. 



Durant Nursery Co., Durant, Okla. 



Elmhurst Nurseries, Argentine, Kan. 



Elwell, C. C. Kansas City, Mo. 



Fields, B. E.. & Son, Fremont, Neb. 



Frazer Nursery Co., Huntsvflle. Ala. 



German Nurseries, Beatrice, Neb. 



Graham Nursery C«,. Mechhniqsville, la. 



Orlesa. T. E., Lawrence, Ktn. 



Harrison Nursery Co., York, Neb. 



Highland Nursery Co., Cedar Rnplds, la. 



Holman Bros., Leavenworth. Knn, 



Holslnger Bros., Rosedale, Kan. 



Humphrey NnTseriPS, Humphrey, Neb. 



Huntsville Wholesale Narserles. IIuDtsvllle. 

 Ala. 



Ince Nursery Co., Ijiwrenee, Kan. 



Kansas City Nurseries. Kansas City, .Mo. 



Kelsey Nurseries, St. Joseph. Mo. 



Lake, D. S., Sheran'^oab. Ta. 



T^peman, J. A., Enid, Okla. 



Marshall Bros., Arlington. Neb. 



CARNATIONS 



— =ROOTED CUTTINGS— 



Stroller, clean, healthy, well rooted cuttic^s ^eady for imme- 

 diate shipment. Relnbergf's stock is known everywhere for its 

 supreme quality and is the stock for you to buy. Order today. 



Per 100 Per 1000 



White Enchantress $2.50 $20.00 



Pink Enchantress 2 60 20.00 



Roae-pink Enchantress 2.50 20.00 



Mrs. Ward 2 50 20 00 



Beacon 2,50 20.00 



White Perfection 2.50 20.00 



Neraldt extra fine variety 27.50 



Josie Merle, fine pink seedling 27,^0 



PETER REINBERG 



30 East Randolph Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 



Mention The Rcrlew when yog write. 



McCurdy, I. F., Marshall, Mo. 



Mt. Hope Nurseries, Lawrence, Kan. 



Murphy, C. W., Lawrence, Kan. 



National Nurseries, Lawrence. Kan. 



New Haven Nurseries, New Haven, Mo. 



Oliver, T. P., Topeka, Kan. 



Parker Bros., Fayettevllle, Ark. 



Parker, Jim, Tecumseh, Okla. .g 



Peyton Nurseries, Boonvllle, Mo. 



Pitkin, Wm., Rochester, N. Y. 



Heed, W. C, Vlncennes, Ind. 



Schuetto, J. W., & Co., St. Ix)uis. Mo. 



Sedgwick Nurseries, Se<lgwlck, Knn. 



Simpson, H. M., & Sons, Vlncennes, Ind. 



Skinner. J. H., & Co., Topeka, Kan. 



Stannard, F. H., & Co.. Ottawa, Kan. 



Stark Bros. Nurseries & Orchards Co., Louisi- 

 ana, Mo. 



Stark, W. P., Nurseries, Stark City and Neo- 

 sho, Mo. 



Taylor, L. R., & Sons. Topeka, Kan. 



Texas Nursery Co., Slierman, Tex. 



Waxalmchle Nursery Co., Waxahaclrie, Tex: 



Weber ik Sons, H. J., Nursery Co., Nursery, 

 Mo. 



Wellington Nurseries. Wellington, Kan. 



Welch, E. S., Shepandoah, la. 



W?lch, C. L.. & Co.. Fremont, ;<eb. 



Whitings, Geo. H., Nursery Co., Yankton, S. D. 



Willi.'*, A., & Co., Ottawa, Kan. 



Youngers & Co., Geneva, Neb. 



Rooted Cuttings 



PerlOO 



HEUpTROPES. blue and white $1.^5 



L>MViANAS, » varieties 1.26 



AQERATUMS, blue M 



SANTOLINAS 1J» 



ACHVRANTHES, red 76 



ALTERNANTHERAS. 8 kinds 60 



ENGLISH IVY 1.00 



FEVERFEW 1.25 



CIQAR PLANTS 1.00 



DOUBLE NASTURTIUM, yellow only .... 1.00 



COLEUS. Tnillinsr Queen 76 



WANDERINO JEW, 2 varieties 76 



GERMAN IVY 76 



Parcel Poet orders must be accompanied with 

 •ofloiMit Bostage. otherwise orders witl !*> sent 

 by express. Send f«- our list of Ferns and other 

 stock. 



D. U. AUGSPURGER 

 & SONS CO. ;SSJS^i^ 



Mention The Review when yoti write. 



