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The Florists^ Review 



ArBiL 1, 1915. 



SELECT SWEET PEAS 



BWEET PEAS M 

 lavender, Baffased 



lb. 1 lb. 



.00 $3.00 

 ,70 2.00 



"8PEH0ER" 

 Arta Ohn— Soft 



manTe $0, 



Anroim Sp«no«r — Oream-wbite ground, 



flaked orange-salmon 



Apple Bloaaom Spencer — Rose and 



pink, wared 60 2.00 



Blknohe Ferry Spencer — Tbe popular 



pink and wblte 80 S.OO 



Oonnteaa Spencer — Large, wavy pet- 



aU; soft rose-pink 70 2.00 



Eelen Lewis — Standard crimson 



orange; wings orange-rose 75 2.S0 



King Edward Spencer — Deep carmine- 

 scarlet 70 2.00 



Marie Corelli— Brilliant rose-carmine. 1.00 4.00 

 Mrs. Walter Wri^t Spencer— Tbe 



14 1b. 



flowers are self-colored, of a pink- 



isb-cream $0.60 



Othello Spencer — RIcb deep maroon.. .75 

 Primrose Spencer — Very best of the 



cream-yellow shade 76 



White Spencer — Tbe popular white. . . .00 

 Gladys Unwin — Of a lovely light pink 



color 



Nora Unwin — Pare white, of fine sub- 

 stance 



Phyllis Unwin — Tbe long stout stems 

 carry three and four flowers each; 

 of a beautiful rose color 40 1.60 



OBANDIFLOBA SWEET PEAS 

 Aurora — White, magnificently flaked 

 and striped orange 26 1.00 



.40 

 .40 



lib. 



$2.00 

 2.50 



2.50 

 8.60 



1.50 



1.60 



Blanohe Bnxpee— Of the beat white. .$0, 

 Blanche Ferry — The popular pink and 



white variety , 



Countess of Badnor, Improved — Pure 



light lavender; mauve , 



Dorothy Eokford — Bine pure white 



large flowers 



Helen Pieroe— Blue mottled on white 

 Katherine Tracy — Bright pink; excel- 

 lent 



Lady Orisel Hamilton— Light lavender 



blue , 



Mrs. Oeorge Higglnson, Jr. — Light 



blue 



Othello — Deep maroon. Elegant for 



bouquets 



Prince of Wales — Bright rose pink... . 



ST. LOUIS SEED COMPANY, 411-413 WASHINGTON AVE.. 



Mention The Review whea yon writs. 



ST. LOUIS, MO. 



cure this Russian trade may obtain fur- 

 ther particulars from the Department 

 of Commerce, Washington. P. 



HOETICULTTJEAL IMPORTS. 



The increased freight rates do not 

 appear to have affected spring impor- 

 tations of horticultural commodities. 

 The boats of the Holland-America line 

 are giving about the usual space to 

 nursery stock, with increased ship- 

 ments of gladiolus bulbs and moderate 

 quantities of seeds, some of which are 

 of German origin, although it has been 

 stated that the line will no longer ac- 

 cept German goods for transportation to 

 this country until England modifies its 

 stand against German commerce. On 

 the Rotterdam, which reached New 

 York March 26, there were the foUow- 

 irg: 



Knight & Struck Co., 29 bags seed. 

 Weeber & Don, 99 bags seed. 

 Marshall, W. B., & Co., 35 bags seed. 

 Mullen, J., 36 bags seed. 

 Wyman, H., & Co., 7 bbls. seed. ^ 



Roehrs, J., & Co., 44 cases trees, 20 cases 

 plants, 89 cases shrubs. 



Murphy, A., & Co., 10 cases trees, 6 cases 



plants. 



Dearborn, H. F., 4 cases plants, etc. 



Bretmore, C. G., 1 case plants. 



Alexander, K. D., 2 cases plants. 



Elliott Nurseries, 5 cases plants. 



Cbckbum, S., & Sons, 9 cases plants. 



Burr, H. E., 7 cases plants. 



Lunbam & Moore, 7 cases plants, 47 cases 

 shrubs, 3 cases trees. 



Burnett Bros., 1 case bulbs. 



Elliott Auction Co., 14 cases shrubs, 4 cases 



Ha'ynes, C. A., & Co., 2 cases shrubs. 



Tlce & Lynch, 3 cases trees, etc. . 



International Forwarding Co., 12 cases trees, 

 23 cases bulbs. 



Langeler, H., 64 cases bulbs. 



Pierson, F. B., 12 cases plants. 



Elliott & Sons, 18 cases trees, etc. 



Syndicate Trading Co., 20 cases plants. 



Elliott, W., & Sons, 24 cases bulbs. 



Horvath, H., 6 cases trees, etc. 



McHutchlson A Co., 204 pgs. trees, etc. 



Wadley & Smythe, 411 cases trees, etc. 



Cropmona, L. D., 5 cases trees, etc. 



Vanghan's Seed Store, 131 cases trees, etc. 



Darrow, H. F., 2 bbls. trees, 2 bags seed. 



Bernard Judae & Co., 9 cases bulbs, etc. 



Rolker & Sons, 9 cases trees, etc. 



Maltus & Ware. 278 cases bulbs. 565 cases 

 shrubs, 186 cases trees, 157 cases plants. 



American Express Co., 312 pgs. plants. 



MacNIff Horticultural Co., 51 cases bulbs, 61 

 cases plants, 220 cases shrubs, 77 cases trees. 



Richard, C. B., A Co., 235 cases trees. 



Kuyper, P. C, & Co., 396 cases trees, 259 

 cases bulbs, 166 cases shrubs, 42 cases plants. 



CATALOGUES EECEIVED. 



Colin Campbell, New York, N. T.— Two whole- 

 sale catalogues. One of them contains a special 

 offer of English seeds of vegetables and flowers. 

 The stock in the other list consists largely of 

 importations from Holland and Belgium, and 

 comprises nursery stock, plants for forcing, roses, 

 palms, azaleas, araucarias, etc.; Danish pansy 

 and vegetable seeds are also included in this list. 



Milot-Milla Co., Wenatchee, Wash.— Spring and 

 summer list of plants, bulbs and cut flowers; 

 eight extra large pages, illustrated. The plant 

 list is comprehensive and Includes ferns, palms 

 and other decoratlves, bedding plants, miscel- 

 laneous foliage and blooming plants, vines, roses, 

 vegetable plants, etc. 



Wlnterson's Se«4 Store, Chicago, 111.— Whole- 

 sale list of "Worth While quality money-makers 

 for the florist-seedsman and nurseryman," an il- 

 lustrated folder, ofTerlng boxwood and bay trees, 

 csnnas, dahlias, gladioli, etc. 



COLD STORAGE VALLEY PIPS 



AND 



COLD STORAGE QIQANTEUM 



This stock is good. Convince yourself by a trial case. Write us for prices. 



We can still take care of your orders in good shape for ROOTED CAR- 

 NATION CUTTINGS, likewise OWN ROOT and GRAFTED ROSES, all 



varieties. Quotations on application. 



See our classified ads. for your wants. Get our catalogue. You will find it useful. 



1004 Lincoln Bids., 



Phllad«lphla, Pa. 



S. S. SKIDELSKY ft CO., 



Mention Tbe Bevlew when yon write. 



SUNNER FLOWERING BULBS 



BKGOMIAS, GLOXINIAS. OALADIUMS, GLADIOLUS, 



HABDY JAPAN LILIES 



For Forcinar* 



5:iJ:iTF^T'^#^li^L^Y [^— 0«r Cdd storage. 



rOTTLERJISKE, RAWSON CO., .'^j^S^VZ. BOSTON 



\i.*nnno The Revte* when yoo wrtte 



6000, $100; 



<8> 



GIANT PANSY SEED 



'Kenilworth mixture 

 ' Keuilivorth Shoiv 

 Alasterpiece, curled, wavy 

 and separate colors. 

 1000 seeds. 25c 

 I40Z., $1.26: oz.,$e.OO. 

 Princess, new n plight, 

 600 seeds. 26c: 1000 seeds, 

 60c; OS., $10 00. 



Mention Tbe Review when yon write. 



Watch for onr Trade Mark Stamped 

 on every brick of Lambert's 



Pure Culture Nushroom Spawn 



Substitution of cheaper grades Is thns 

 easily exposed. Fresh sample brick, 

 with Illustrated book, mailed postpaid 

 by manufaoturers upon recelot of 40 

 cents in postage. Address 



TradeMark- American Spawn Co., St Paul, Miaa. 



Johnson Seed Co. 



CHOICE FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS 

 For Florists and Market Gardeners 



217 Market St, PHEADELPHIA, PA. 



Spring Bedding Plants 



USE FRANZEN'S SEED 



SEND FOR PRICE LIST 

 r. 0. riANZEIi 5Sn N«. Clirk St. CHKAfiO 



I 



BAMBOO CANES 



Fresh stock, just arrived from Japan. 

 Good Quality— Horseshoe Brand. 



Natural Color 



5 to 6 ft. long . . . .$ 6.00 per bale of 1000 



5 to 6 ft. long 9.00 per bale of 200O 



10 ft. long 11.00 per bale of 500 



CSolored Ghreen 



2 ft $ 6.00 per bale of 200O 



3 ft 8.00 per bale of 2000 



Si^ft 9.00 per bale of 2000 



6 ft 7.00 per bale of 1000 



5 ft 11.00 per bale of 2000 



CYCAS STEMS 



Just in from Japan. 

 $19.00 per case of 300 lbs. Oshima stock 

 23.00 per case of 300 lbs. Loochoo stock 



The Loochoo variety is of finer quality 

 than the cycas commonly used here. 



All prices f. o. b. Bound Brook, N. J. 

 No Cases or Bales Broken. 



RALPH M. WARD & CO. 



71 MURRAY ST.. NEW YORK 



Mention Tbe BeTlew wbeB jon wrfte. 



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