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The Florists' Review 



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rERNS 2-in. 4-in 



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Whitmani ■* c '^^ 



CHRYSANTHSHUSfil' . 



All at $10.00 per lOW " ' ,1^-"^- 

 Tellot^: Col. Appleton, Mai. BanamnmvagT' 

 solora. Golden Chadwick. Goldnk jWow» 

 WHita: White Chadwick. White Qnees^WMW 

 Cloud, Mrs. Robinson. Silver Weddffi* JNMMr 

 Dr. Enguehard, May Hunter. Pacific ««•*■■■». 

 Red: Black Hawk. 



AsparaKUS FluxnosuB Nanus 



Extra fine 2-inch stock per 1000. tlS.oa 



8-inch per 1000, 40.00 



Asparaarua SprenBert 

 Extra fine 3- inch per 1000, 40.00 



FRANK WILHELM 



Box 905. R. F. D. No. 6, Los Angeles, Cal. 



Nastodon Pansies 



NEW CROP 

 READY JUNE 1 



A bic field of seed plants and another big 

 cut in prices. 



NXW PRICKS: 

 Mastodon Mixed, ^-oz., 75c; ^-oz., 12.76; 



oz.. $5.00. 

 Mastodon Mixed, Private Stock, ^-oz.. $1.00; 



oz., $7.00. 



Visit the Panama Pacific Exposition and see 

 the best of everything, including a quarter 

 million of Mastodon Pansies. 



STEELE'S PANSY GARDENS 



PORTtAMD. ORKOOM 



ment of the day. Even if it were pos- 

 sible to keep the benches of white car- 

 nations in full bearing, there would be 

 a great shortage if every customer in- 

 sisted on using that flower, so substi- 

 tutes must be provided. Bedding stock 

 is being put out in large quantities. 

 Porch boxes, tubs and hanging baskets 

 are being delivered. The quantity of 

 such stock sold bids fair to show an 

 increase over the records for several 

 years. 



Various Notea 



The Portland Floral Society will 

 hold its next meeting on Tuesday eve- 

 ning, May 18, at Masonic Temple. 

 Arrangements will be completed for the 

 society's exhibit in the floral center 

 of the rose festival. 



D. M. Cookingham added a cool 

 house, 24x60, last fall to his greenhouse 

 range at East Sixty-second and Ash" 

 streets: He reports a good business in 

 bedding stock and garden plants. 



The Wilson & Grout Co. has had an 

 exceedingly busy season and is nearly 

 sold out of bedding stock. 



W. I. Spencer built a range of glass 

 last fall near Lusted Grade, in the 

 Bull Run district. He is growing prin- 

 cipally vegetables, but will grow 

 enough miscellaneous stock to supply 

 the local retail trade. 



J. Gould has had poor health for 

 several years and has retired from the 

 florists' business to a 20-acre ranch in 

 the fruit district, where he hopes to 

 be benefited by the change. He has 

 sold his flower business and range of 

 glass at Arleta to Andrew Walden. 

 Mr. Walden, since coming to Oregon, 

 has had charge of the range of the 

 Woodmere Floral Co. Previously he 

 was with John Scott »nd other weU 

 known eastern firms. 



Julius Brotje is bringing in some 

 fine water lilies. 



G. Teufel had a large cut of Victory 

 carnations for Mothers* day. 



There was no special advertising of 

 Mothers' day by Portland .florists. 

 They claim that it is impossible to sup- 



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' LAST CALL 



Young Rose Plants 



FROIKTPOTS. 

 $tJ2& par SB^ S5& pi» 25 



T09 rate dnm nei avpbr cm leaa than 100 of a variety. 



WE WILL PAY EXPRESS ON 2000 LOTS AND OVER 



AGRIPPINA 



ANNY /VIUBLLBR 



AVIATEUR BLERIOT— Hardy Climbins: Yellow 



BEAUTY OF QLAZENWOOD (Gold of Ophir) 



BRIDE 



BRIDESMAID 



CATH. MERMET 



CECILE BRUNNER 



CLIMBING BRIDE 



CLIMBING BRIDESMAID • ^ r 



CLIMBING WHITE COCHET "'' 



CLIMBING WOOTTON 



DOROTHY PERKINS 



GAINSBOROUGH (Clitnbins: Folkestone) 



GRUSS AN TEPLITZ 



JAMES SPRUNT (Hardy Red Climber) 



JESSIE (Cherry-crimson) 



LADY GAY (Hardy Climber) 



KEYSTONE (Hardy Yellow Climber) 



LAMARQUE 



MAD. ALF. CARRIERE 



MAD. WAGRAM (Climbing: Paul Neyron) 



NEERVELT (Brilliant Red Climber) 



ORLEANS 



PERLE D'OR 



R. M. HENRIETTE 



SILVER MOON (Hardy Climber) 



TAUSENDSCHON (Thousand Beauties) 



WM. ALLEN RICHARDSON 



YELLOW BANKSIA 



FIFTY OTHER VARIETIES IN STOCK AT LOW PRICES. 

 BE QUICK-or BE SORRY. 



CAUFORNU ROSE CONPANY, PONONA, CAL. 



Mention The Rerlew when yon write. 



CARNATION GORliEOnS 



Ready for Field, 

 from 214-inch Pots. $5.00 per 100. 



BASSEH'S FLORAL GARDENS 



B. S. BASSEH, Prop. lOOMIS, CAl. 

 Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



PALMS PALMS 



en 



Aak for oar whotanle lllmtratwl i»lm llat 



EXOTIC NURSERIES, 



Mention Tb« BevKw wiwb job wnf. 



ply the present demand for white car- 

 nations and that it is folly to try to 

 stimulate a demand for something 

 which th(ey cannot supply. 

 Francis Williams, recently from the 



^REMEMBER 



KENTIA NURSERIES 



SANTA BARBARA. 



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for C«cos pkimosa (all sizes in auan- = 



tity). Kantlas. Seaforthias. Arecas. 3 



Phoenix Canariensis (strons and estab- C 



liflhed). Trees. Shrabs. etc. 2C 



Umt tor WlMlinle Priet List. S 

 Mention The Review when yon write. 



Araucaria Bidwilll 



Outof2is-in. pots. 2 tiers..... S20.00iMrlOO 



Out of 2 -in. pots, 1 tier 16.00 per 100 



Asparagus Spreageri 



Out of 2-in. pots S2.00perl00; S18.00 perlOO* 



The Araucarias and Asparacus are ready for a 

 sbiit. 



PAanc Nuisaucs. (Mm, sm ihtM c«^ en. 



Mention The ReTlew wlien yon write. 



Del Monte Greenhouses and a former 

 employee of the MacBorie-McLaren 

 Co., of San Francisco, has taken charge 

 of the range of the Woodmere Floral 

 Co. S. W. W. 



