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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Mabch 14, 1907. 



Fancy Peonies, Extra Cheap 



200 plants of each, ** heeled in" in sand. Not less than 85 of a kind at price 

 g^iven, for strong^ divisions of two to four eyes. Ship anytime. Order at once. 



Ducheise de Nemours, white, no markingfs each, 20c 



Mme. de Verneville, fragrant, full white . 

 La Tulipe, fancy striped white . . 

 Edulis Superba, earliest pink .... 

 Dr. Bretonneau, mid-season pink. 



25c 

 25c 

 15c 

 15c 



Delicatissima, deep flesh pink each, 20c 



M. Boucharlataine, American Beauty shade ** 20c 



Delachei, best dark red ** 15c 



200 mixed pink ** 8c 



200 mixed red ** 10c 



SUBJECT TO STOCK BBING UNSOLD. 



PETERSON NIRSERY, Lincolfl and Peterson Aves., CHICA60 



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DENVER. 



The Market. 



Favorable weather the last two weeks 

 made the cut flower and plant trade 

 good. Dinners and parties are not plen- 

 tiful but a large demand for funeral 

 v/ork helped to use up the accumulation 

 of stock. The market is well supplied 

 with a general line. 



American Beauty roses, especially the 

 select, long-stemmed ones, are not seen 

 in any large quantities, but these, as 

 well as tea roses, are beginning to come 

 in much more satisfactorily. White roses, 

 on account of funeral demands, have 

 cleaned up nicely and Bridesmaids near- 

 ly as well. Both of these, as well as 

 Eichmond, Liberty and Chatenay, are 

 of good quality. 



Carnations are in good supply, but the 

 prices remain about the same. They will 

 be in fine condition for Easter unless 

 they" go off crop ; some indications point 

 that way, 



Violets are plentiful and any number 

 can be had at this time. It is said some 

 sold under a dollar, but not first-class 

 stock. Air bulbous stock is in abundance, 

 the demand not being quite so strong. 



Variottf Notes. 



Geo. M. Kessler, of St. Louis, has been 

 called to take up the work of improving 

 the park and boulevard system here. 



N. A. Benson, the carnation grower, 

 had a large bunch of Aristocrat, sent by 

 the Chicago Carnation Co., on exhibition 

 at the Park Floral Co. 's store, so that 

 the growers and storemen might see it. 

 It is certainly a good keeper and that 

 seemed to be the one fact all were 

 agreed upon. 



The Western Bowling Congress, now 

 in session here, with teams from all over 

 the west, from Kansas City to Port- 

 land, opened March 7 at the Coliseum. 

 The Florists' League had a five-men 

 team entered, and bowled the first night. 

 To Boss Mahan, of the Alpha Floral 

 €p., belongs the honor of the first strike 

 of the series. N. A. Benson had high 

 score, namely, 213. 



The Denver Dry Goods Co. contem- 

 plates opening a flower department in 

 its new building. E. S. K. 



Eltria, O. — The following gentlemen 

 have incorporated the L. C. Hecock Flo- 

 ral Co., with a capitalization of $20,000: 

 Louis C. Hecock, John E. Hecock, Louis 

 E. Sutliff, Earl E. Smith and E. A. 

 Phipps. 



GRAFTED ROSES 



" MONEY-MAKERS FOR COMMERCIAL GROWERS 



Our list includes only the most profitable commercial varieties for forcing:— no "has- 

 beens" nor "freaks." (Consult the Flower Market reports and see what the sellers are.) 

 Here is our list: 



Far 100 



RICHMOND $10.00 



CHATENAY 12.00 



BRIDE 12.00 



BRIDESIff AID 12.00 



UNCLE JOHN 12.00 



GOLDEN GATE 12.00 



■Per 100 



KILLARNET $16.00 



WELLESLEY 12 00 



KAISERIN 12.00 



CARNOT llS.OO 



IVORY 12.00 



MISS KATE MOULTON. . 15.00 



Tliese are tbe market's top-notobers. Our plants are grafted on the best 

 selected EnsUsb Manettl stocks, and we are booking orders now for early delivery or 

 when wanted. 



THE 1907 NOVELTIES— Lady Gay, Mlnnebaba and Hlawatba, can be had 



in strong stock; descriptions and prices on request. 



SPECIAL— AMERICAN BEAUTT— 2 years, dormant, (field-grown) budded, fine 

 plants for forcing, at $12.00 per 100. 



CELLAR-STORED SHRUBS, VINES, ETC., in full assortment, ready for lin« 

 mediate shipment. Send for complete price list. 



JACKSON & PERKINS CO., NEWARK, NEW YORK 



Nurserymen and Florists. Wholesale only. 



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Annotiflcefflent- — Aristocrat 



As we have not made all the deliveries of Aristocrat as promised, we 

 beg to announce to our patrons that all orders are being filled strictly 

 in rotation and all orders will be completed by the 20th of March, as 

 we have 50,000 cuttings in the sand nearly rooted and 150,000 cuttings 

 that have been put in during tbe past ten days. These will be ready 

 for delivery before the end of March, which is not too late for Aristo- 

 crat, as it is a very rapid grower, free from disease and will do as well 

 as earlier cuttings when benched in the fall. The variety is an easy 

 rooter, but owing to tbe very unfavorable weather, cuttines did not 

 root as quickly as we expected; besides we are growing them cool, 

 which takes a little longer. All of the stock we have sent out has 

 given the best of satisfaction, as it is oar aim to see that every cutting 

 Is first-class in every respect. 



We wish to thank our patrons for their patience and assuring 

 you of our very best attention and that your order will be filled by the 

 time stated. 



CHICAGO CARNATION CO. 



A. T. Pyfer, Mgr. JOLIET, ILL. 



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