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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



Novi;.\iiii:it 14, 1907. 



ST, PAUL. 



The Market 



I )i-lulii r 1i:i(lr was tlic liniv ioi mi i-ce- 

 nZ'd. J-!iirly 1')'(in1s cut down all (uilside 

 stuck. 'I'lic crop nt' (Icliiitaiitcs was Jary- 

 rT than ever, while wcddiiiiis and i'uacr- 

 :ds liolpcd to ^wcll tlic totals iti sal(>s. 



'I'licrr is an aiaplc sujijdy of ;4i)od 

 -tock comiui; in and the demand keeps 

 pace A\itli it. Munis are the leadci's. hut 

 llie itu'^er )ioition arc now ^oiir and hy 

 tlie end of tiie month tliere will lie Tu^ne 

 icl't. (,'ariiat ions are nt I'air (|nality. 

 thouj^li ratlicr shoit shiuuicd and a little 

 soft for sliipjiin;^. \ iolcts anil valley 

 ha\e been in l;iii' sujiply. <)rrhids have 

 sold well and the 1c;idiiio stores liave to 

 keep a supply daily to inrot tlie j^rowiii^' 

 deinaml. 



I'aper ^\'llltc■v ;iic> H.m .>ii the market 

 and leuiiud one ••( ilie winter months 

 ^o near at iiaini. 



Various Notes. 



At the Alt Loan exliiliiiion, held in 

 the .\uditorinni hy tlie Ladies' Art Ciuild. 

 Holm iV Olson won tirst prize for table 

 decoiatioiis with a centerpiece of cattle- 

 yas and I'arleyonse ferns. Mrs. A. .S. 

 Swanson won the second ]irize with a 

 centeipieee of euchiiris. eattleyas and 

 ferns. 'Jdiere wer<' only two coni])etitors. 

 The leadinj; florists decorated the hall 

 free with wild sinilax, palms and bay 

 trees. The festivities incident to the e.\- 

 liibition eloseil with a Cinderella b:ill last 

 Tuesday I'venine. This event should cre- 

 ate a yood demand J'or flowers. 



May i^' (a), are now occupying- their 

 concrete wareliouse on Coino a\cnue. Next 

 spring ihey ednteinplate buildin<i a raupe 

 of {greenhouses on tlie I'oot' of the ware- 

 houses 



.himes Souden. \\\io recently opened a 

 flower store on Sixth sneet. .Minnea]H)lis. 

 leports a \fiy yrat ifyiii;^ trade. 



Tlieo. W'irth. sujierintendeiit of jtarks, 

 Miniie.-i polls, has issueil an invitation to 

 the local trade to inspect the park 

 iioard'-^ new Liieeuliouses. at 'i'liirty 

 eiyhth stri'ct and I!ryant a\enue. mi 

 Thursd;iy ne\t. 



(.). .1. Olsmi and .1. < l;iu-eii. of Albert 

 Lea, ale hiiniinu: mouse in northeiai Min- 



I.esota. 



Ixeceiit caller--; Arnold i;inL;iei- and ('. 

 \y . Scott, of ('hica^o, both from th" 



v.iioiK :Mld both talking j^l'eens. 



X. . . /. 



TllF. iraoe cmdd iioT do without it. 

 i' ^V. MiiaxnK, fiardner. Mas-. 



FERNS 



Bench, BoKton. Piersoni. iJ-in . Cc; 4 and 6-in., 10c 



Asparaerus P. Nanua.Sprensrerl, C in. 2c 



Christmas Peppers, Jin.. 2c. 



Primula obcnnica grandi. alha. KoRca, Lilac. 

 Auriculata and Forbetii, 2in.. 2c. 



Pansier, <4iant of best strain, per 1000, SJ.50 

 SOOO.SiOOO. 



Double Daisies, .Snowball, Lonefellow. 

 Giant, per 1000 S2.-tO. 



Blue roreet-Me-Nots, per 1000, $2.50. 



Wallflowers, hiu^'leor doultle.pcr lOOO, Si.OO. 



Hollyhocks, double. 4 colors, field, (iue, 3c: 

 tingle nnxed, 2c. 



h Dleitalis or Koxelovc. 4 colors, 50c per 100.^ 

 ~ ROOTKD CUTTINGS, prepaid per 100: Pe- 

 tunia, double, 10 kinds; Sveainsona Alba, 

 $1.00. Cupbea. 2 kinds. 75e, Heliotropes, 

 3 kinds $i on. AbutUous, 4 kinds: Lantaoas, 

 $1.25. Vlnca VarleS'^ta. 'lOc. Fuchsia. ^ 

 kinds. .SI. J,*) Paris Daisies, wbite, yellow, SI. 00. 

 riowerlne Beeonlas, .Sl.i.'i. Caah or C. U. D. 



BYER BROS., Chamberabure, Pa. 



Mention 'f!io I'ovicw wlion vnii wiii.-. 



i^^ 



FLORIST 



WE HAVE 



a larger stock i'oi" fall trade than ever in 

 the 50 years we have been growin*^- plants 

 for tlie trade -and the (luality is sure to 

 irivc satisfaction. 



OUR PACKING IS GOOD 



Variety Pot Hach Doz. 



AacubsJaponica.uice for ferneries.. 3 $0.75 



9 S2.00 



Adiantum Cnneatum 5 2.00 



Areca Lntescenfl 4 3.00 



2o to 24 inches high. 



3 in a pot t'. ..i 'i.ne 



Arancaria 4 k.uu 



..» 5 iroo 



6 12.00 



AsDaraKUB Flu., $3.00 per 100 2 .50 



" " 3 75 



$i2!66per'i66.'.'.'.'.'!4 i.so 



(i :^.00 



Asparagus Spreng., $3 00 per 100... 2 

 $7.00 per 100...:! 



4 



5 



basket, $1.25 eacli. 

 Aspidistra TarieKata, 15c per leaf. 

 Cibutinm Schiedei 6 



1(11) 



125 

 2.00 



1.00 

 l.-SO 



Cocos We(ld«lliana 3 



Cycas liHTOluta, big values, large 

 quantities, 25c to $1.50 each. 



Dracaen a Fragran s 5 



6 



Dracaena HassanKeana, beautiful 

 specimens s 



Dracaena HassanKeana, strong, 

 beautiful specimens 8 



Dracaena LIndeni, beautiful speci- 

 mens 7 



Dracaena IndiTisa, $15 00 per 100. . .4 



200 



6.00 

 9.C0 



•?fi-?A in. high...'; 



2.50 

 3.00 

 2.'')0 



.7.S 



Dracaena Terminalis 3 



4 



Kicns Pandurata, the new rubber, 

 S4.00 to Sti.OOc^ch. 



1.00 

 IIOO 

 12.00 

 2.00 

 3.00 



Kach 

 Boxwood Pyraniids, 36 inches high. .$.'.. "io 



• 14 to 18 inches high, .50 $35.<ki 



12 inches high 25 20.00 



42 inches high 3.00 



Feet High Crown Each 



Kar Trees, Standard, tubs..t'> 24 inches $lU.O(i 



•■ ..ti 30-.34 " 20.00 



Variety Pot Kach Doz 



Ficus Elastica 5 $4.00 



Flcns Uadicani 3 3,00 



Hens Elastica 7-8 $1.25-1.50 



Japanese Novelties, in Jap. jardin- 

 ieres, $4.00 to .$9 00 per doz. 



Kentia Belmnreana 7 2 25-2..30 



Kentia Forsteriana 7 2.oo 24.00 



7 2.r)(l 30.{X) 



'.I.IHI 



9 



4 to 5 in a tub, 

 6-S ft. high. $25.(Ki. $.30.00 each. 



Latania Korbonlca 8 



Neplirolepis Bostoniensis 6 



strong., f> 



2. Ml 



Nephrolepis Elegantissima 



.6 



PaDdanns Utilis 6 



■ 7 



" strong 7 



Pandanus Veitcliii 7 



strong 7 



Plioenix Beclinata 4 



5 



1 .Ml 



J (Ml 



l.Ml 



2 Ml 



S.ijo 



4.20 

 6.00 

 9.00 

 6.00 

 9,00 

 9.00 

 12.00 

 15,00 



3.00 

 5.00 

 6.00 



Poa TriTialis Var.. $4 00 per 100. 



Ktiapis Flabelilforniis, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 each. 



GEO. WITTBOLD CO., 



1637 Buckingham 



Place, Chicago 



.M.'iifii'ii Tl;p Itcvlcw wlipn you write. 



Ddh'ias Fxclusively ".'.rrT^ruinnlT 



OVER FIVE HUNDRED VARIETIES 

 Krlembllde. $8 00 ner 100: Katberine Duer, 



.?(■> 00 per lOO; Mrs Cbas Turner, Ss oo (ler lOO; 

 Mrs. Roosevelt, StOOO per lOO; Blushine 



Beauty, S.=)00 per 100 Shipments to be made 

 as soon as dug from Held. 



The E. T. Barnes Dahlia Gardens 

 SPENCt-S. IHD. 



Mention The Review when .Ton write. 



N 



OW READY 



Choice Pansy Plants 



'Zirngiebels strain) .^Oc per UK); :>» 00 per 1000 

 Cash with order. 



AUGUSTUS ZIRNGIEBEL, 



NEEDHAM, MASS. 



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ANTON SCBULTBEIS" 



Price List Of Foliasre, Plower. 



ine: and Decorative Plants 



Free on Application. 



»^ co]:.i.saB POiirT. hew yore. - 



Mention The ReTlew when yon .vit. 



....GERANIUMS.... 



S. A. Nutt. 2-inch pots, $20.00 per 1000. 

 Chrysantliemani Htock Clants— White— 



Alicf Byron, C. Touset. ,J. .Todch; Pink— Dr. 

 Kagiiehard, Gh ry of Pacific, Maud Dean, Vlvl- 

 und Morel: Yellow— Col, Appleton, Kobt. Hallt- 

 May. PennByivanla. Wllow .Tones; Red— Black 

 Hawk; T5c jxTiloz., $;') 10 per ItiO. Cash with order 



S. N. PENTECOST 



17901810 Ea<>t lOlst St., Cleveland, Ohio 



Mention The Review when you write. 



..BEST V4LIE IN FERNS.. 



Our stock of Boston. Whitinani, Piersonl. 

 ^c'lttii, .Amerpolilii is the t.est we ever had 

 j' V to loinch i)lan s. Wiitcusyour wants and 

 tiavc a specimen plant of h or lo-in. added to 

 your order. 



Plumosus, Sprenereri, small ferns. 



GEO. A. KUHL, 



Wholesale 

 (irower, 



Pekin, III. 



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VIOLETS 1 



lEI n.GROWN 



Princes* of Wales 

 M. Louise. 



Per 100 Per 1000 



$4 00 la'j.OO 



3 00 25.00 



MUM STOCK— Bench plants of October Frost. 

 Monrovia and C Touset.tS 00 per 100; Polly Rose. 

 October Sunshine, Kalb and Opah $4,00 per 100. 



Crabb& Hunter Floral Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. 



Mi'iili.<n Tlio llovii'w when von write. 



