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OCTOBKK 5, 1005. 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



1127 



worked on the plum stock. The only va- 

 riety that does not do so well on the 

 peach is the Green Gage. The peach has 

 one great advantage in that it does not 

 ■"sucker up" like the plum. Some are 

 under the impression that the peach stock 

 has a dwarfing effect on the tree; such is 

 not the case. They grow far more vig- 

 orously on the above-mentioned stocks. In 

 some districts of the dry Karroo, and 

 especially where the land is constantly 

 irrigated, trees worked on the almond 

 are preferable; they do not suffer from 

 root rot, as is sometimes the case with 

 the peach. — Gardeners' Chronicle. 



PEONffiS FOR CUT FLOWERS. 



I -would be pleased to have a list of 

 the best kinds of peonies, all colors, that 

 will be suitable for cut flowers and that 

 will be in bloom early enough in south- 

 western Pennsylvania to use for Decora- 

 tion day. I, V. K. 



Peonies are riot to be depended on 

 in western Pennsylvania for Memorial 

 day; sometimes the Old Bed is ready; 

 sometimes not. Last year the Pittsburg 

 market did not have local peonies until 

 the first week in June. Usually Memorial 

 day supplies in all cut flower markets 

 are from southern growers. As to varie- 

 ties, the peony committee of the S. A. 

 F. recommends the following as the cream 

 of the immense collections for trade pur- 

 jJoses: Festiva maxima, Pottsii alba, M. 

 Jules Elie, Livingston, Delicatissima, 

 Richardson's Rubra Superba, Couronne 

 d'Or, Louis van Houtte and Dela- 

 chei. Others would say that for cut 

 flower purposes such sorts as Quren Vic- 

 toria should be included, and objection 

 might be made to some of those in the 

 above list on the ground that they are 

 among the newer varieties and therefore 

 too high priced for planting in quantity. 

 The objection, however, does not hold 

 against Queen Victoria, which is probably 

 more largely grown for cut flowers than 

 is any. other one variety. H. O. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



Conard & Jones Co., West Grove, Pa., 

 fall list of bulbs, plants, roses, etc.; E. 

 S. Miller, Wading River, N. Y., fall list 

 of bulbs and hardy plants; Mrs. M. E. 

 Patterson, Glendale, Cal., booklet of 

 cacti and succulents; Schoonmaker & 

 Son, Selkirk, N. Y., booklet on fertilizer 

 chemicals; W. W. Rawson & Co., Boston, 

 list of bulbs, seeds and plants for fall 

 planting; P. J. Berckmans Co., Augusta, 

 Ga., nursery catalogue for fall of 1905 

 and spring of 1906; The Templin Co., 

 Calla, O., catalogue of bulbs, seeds, 

 plants and garden requisites; Otto Kat- 

 zenstein & Co., Atlanta, Ga., trade list of 

 tree and shrub seeds, roots and bulbs; 

 The Donaldson Co., successors to Don- 

 aldson & Gibson, Warsaw, Ky., wholesale 

 price list of nursery stock. 



RARE BARGAIN!! 



A rare bargain io NURSERY STOCK 

 offered. For fuU particulars ask No. 148, 

 care Flofbts* Revi ew, Chicago. 



TH E "^fe^"-'-" T. J..I..CI .itc. 



LEEDLE^ROSES 



aORAL COMPANY rh UtwtuifHMUnm 

 Sprln^ald, Ohio. ^ 2H ani I-IbcI Mt*. 



20,000 Crimson Rambler 



ELIZABETH, N. J. 



or SBOO&AXIVA WOBX ? We ar« booklx 



Dorothy Perkins 



■w%*aimat Tl«'»*._.» .« T mm «a.- 



OWV BOOTS 



Heavily Branobad 

 Sto4ft...$10 00perl00 

 2 to 8 ft... 7 00perl00 

 l>^to2ft. 5.00 per 100 



HIRAM T. JONES, '-- x*if.n;:;;.. 



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BO ^OV WAVT THB VBBT BBST r&OBZBTB' BOSS FOB AI.1^ KXBOB 

 OP SBOOBAXIVB WOBX ? We are booklag^ortMii now for 



50 to lOO plants at 97.50 per 



lOO. Write for prices on larce 



lots. Send for reprint of what A. 



, „ . B. Swanson laid about it in Vuy- 



stationary. We send it only to the trade. JACKSON & PERKINS CO., NCWafk, NBW YOlll. 



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CALirORMA PRIVET 



A large stock of fine 2 and 3-year-old. 



aiA'T;' transplanted. 18 to 24 In., well branched 

 and strong. W.OO per 100; 116.00 per 1000. 



V^rm^&oVIAm^'' ""•" ''^" branched, 13.00 



^h^^^'°^^,,i^ *° 20 inches, lis-ht, 3 or more 

 branches, ll.Oo per lUO; $8 00 per 1000 



llf /pefl.Jfi^'fSK.In^^'orr'kf.l^.On''"' ^- ^"^^ 



MOO^and oMf it vTA*^ °° "^^ '""' "° °° "^^ '"»• 



^ *,9„i '®®'- otrongr. selected, ti.OO per 100: 126 00 



pericoo 5C0 at 1000 rate. Packed frSeofchK 



Uttnt Chas. Black, Hightstown, N. J. 



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Rosa Caoioa 



Periooo i 800 ( ^*In> Seedlings, 



Perioroo 2V0O 



Per 100,000... 200 00 



! 



excellent eiie 

 lor g^raf tin§r. 



OB^BBB BOOKBD VOW FOB 

 BABLT BPBZVO DBLIVBBT. 



O.Y.Zangen,«ra*n";HobokBn,H.J. 



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PEONIES 



in choice assortment for florists, from earliest to 

 latest, all named. 19.00 per 100 in assortment. 



'ABBIB8— International, 50c per 100; 14 00 

 per 1000; fine, plant now for winter blooming. 



HABOISBUB-Dbl. and sinRle. K.OO per 1000. 



F. A. BALLER, Blooming^ton, 111. 



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D p r| ly I P^ CHOICEST 

 ■ ^l-Vrl^IL;^ VARIETIES 



HABDT LILIES. Japan Bean Vine or Kudzu 

 Vine, most rapid, hardy vine grown. 



DAHLIAS, Bichardias. 



OLADIOLI, very large stock. 



8UOAB MAPI.B8, 6 Inches to 10 feet. 



CATALPA speclosa seedlings. 



BLlAOK locust seedlings. List now ready. 

 K. Y. TKAS. CENTEBVILLE. IND. 

 Mention The RptIpw when y on write. 



D. AND C. ROSES 



are the cheapest because they are the best. We 

 carry In stock upwards of a thousand different 

 varieties, consisting of the very latest European 

 varieties. includioK Baby Rambler, as well as all 

 the leading varieties of American oriRln: stock 

 from 2^. 4 and 6-inch pots. Send ni yonr list 

 of wants today. Ask for catalogue, free. 



TBE DZBOEE k COVABD CO. 



Boae Orowers. WSBT OBOVB, PA. 



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rVERGREEN. 



^^~ amallslsedBTBBGBBENTBBBSln 



S^nS£*"*?i_~?<* BVBBQBEKN 

 bHBUBS. Ooireepondenea aolldted. 



THE WM. H. yoON CO.. Vtrrtsfille. Pi. 



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NIRSERY STOCK 



BERBERIS THUNBERGII 



ROSA LUCIDA 



ROSA RUGOSA 



VIBURNUM DENTATUM 



VIBURNUM CASSINOIDES 



and seedling^ 



PRUNUS MARITIMA 



Write for pricea. 



Sidney Littlefield, No. Abington, Mass. 



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EVERGREENS ^ 



Specialties -White Pine, Hemlock and 

 Large Evergreens. Spring list for details. 



Andorra Nurseries* 



W«.WsnisTlsrwf.Pr». Chetfaut Hill, Pa . 



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W. & T. SMITH COMPANY 



GENEVA, N. Y. 



WboleMfe 

 Growers of 



.VAXBVTAXi TBBB8. 

 Bnmba, Boies, Clenuk* 

 tla, rmlt Trooa and 

 Small rralta Is grsat failt% 

 Send for our Wholesale Price Tdmt, 



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HP 



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PEONIES 



*-i^'l?'*'*'?,*°'* '■**'^' catalogues ready for dis- 

 tribution. Sent free on application. 



AH stock guaranteed true to name. Send your 

 orders in early to be assured of a good coUection 

 for fall planting. 



PETERSON NURSERY 



604 W. Peterson Ave. CHICAOO, Z££. 



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PEONIES ,„, 



Quesn Victoria, (or Whitleyi) the best 



7«stiva Maxima 80 00 



Pragrans, (the tall grower' and "bloom 

 producer) " jqq 



For other varieties or WOO rate, write 



GILBERT H. WILD, "abtoxib. 



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Cottage Gardens Company, inc 



QUBEVB, £OBa ZB&AHX), V. T. 



SPECIALISTS 



PEONIES, CARNATIONS 



and Specimen Nursery Stock. 



