Dkcbmbeb 6, 1907. 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



33 





spe:cial offrr 



NAMED DUrCH HY^C"^^"^'**'^"'^*^ '""" ^^^ "^ *" •6ooopo^ looo. 



?ofe 'tS%rur*li I?iSoSir^*axl" hT»l; *]tof PUiiiJ;?U?°u8d wh.te , B'ou..eau. creamy white; urand Maltre. paie biue. fine 

 larle and broad splkll^KliK of too muo., rich dark blue; f.ineman. lilac blue. 



MIXtD DUrCM HYACINTHS f,5r,S%T»rerT(5S 



Special Bedding and Forcing Hyacinths^" ''"'^^^^^^itlVm 



nine dllTereat colors, 

 .O0to$i0.00 per 1000. 



SINGLE EARLY TULIPS 



Contour Oardtnali ctimson 



Cramoisl Brilliant, ongbc scarlet. 



Crlmaon Kins, brlcbt crimson 



Bolzorakroou, r^d and yellow 



Prosldont Lincoln, violet 



PottobaklEOr, »rarlet 



yci o w ••«■••••••••• 



Proaorplne, rich cilky rose 



Rombrandt, largre crimson scarlet. 



Van Gooyon, fine rote pink 



Wliito «T7an 



Wouverman 



Tello^r rrinco, pure yellow 



Per 1000 

 Reduced from $80.00 to $22.00 

 22.50 to 15.00 



12.7^ to 

 17.50 to 

 16.00 to 

 18 00 to 

 11 .00 to 

 SO.O'i to 

 15.00 to 

 12.50 to 

 12.00 to 

 18.00 to 

 8.00 to 



9.00 

 13 00 



8.'0 

 10.50 



800 

 .0.00 

 10.00 



9.00 

 10.00 

 12.00 



6.50 



LATE TULIPS 



Oo«noiiana, scarlet 



GoldonCrown 



Bouton i>'Or, pure yellow. 



.Reduced from $12.00 to 

 7.00 to 

 9.00 to 



$9.00 

 6.10 

 6.00 



DOUBLE TULIPS 



Murillo, delicate rose Reduced from $20.00 to $15.00 



Salvator Rosa, deep rose " " M.OOto 15.00 



ni»%KL>la9l Per 1000 



Golden Spur, mother bulbs Reduced from $22.50 to $15.00 



Stella, wnitu with oran<e yellow cup. " " 6.00 to 8.00 



Cynosure, large perianth, orangre cup " " 6.v5to 3.00 



X/eedsll (tyoe). white with oraage cup " " 4.50 to 8.00 

 Trumpst Major, deep yellow tiumpet 



and periaiuh " " SOOto 4.60 



Poettcus, pure white flowerB. orange 



«'.up ed^ed crimson " " 4.00to 8.00 



Albus Planus Odoratus, doublet 



hweet srented " " 6.00 to 3.00 



Inoomparabilis Plenus, yellow 7.50to 4.00 



Von dlun, larg-t- d ublc n>>Bed bulbs.. " " ZO.QO to 15 OO 



La ge golden yellow, mammoth. " " 14 00io 10.00 



Large golden yellow. Ifit size " " 12.00 to 8 00 



Double Roman, lemon and yellow.. " " 8.00 to 4.00 



CampemeU OS, large yellow " " 5.i5to 3.00 



Naiolssus Paper Wlilte Grandlflora, t7.00 per 1000. 



WHIIE RJIVI^N HYACINTHS 



12x15, per 1000 $16.00; per 2000. $^0.00. 



BABY RAMBLERS, ?.?2.'.Srp??;i«"'" 



50 Barclay Street 



New York City 



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to get even with the Yankees for ship- 

 ping their Ben Davis apples to Texas. 



But these east Texas people know a 

 £Ood melon when they get hold of it, and 

 in my neck o' the woods the only melon 

 they prefer to the blue Kolb Gem is the 

 little Chilian variety which I introduced 

 iiere at Palestine, Tex., from California. 

 If the quality of the latter ever becomes 

 known to the restaurant and hotel trade 

 it should be highly profitable shipped in 

 •crates. R. R, Claeidoe. 



SEfiD WARRANTY. 



Referring to the Rural New Yorker's 

 inquiry as to how the seedsmen stand 

 on a warranty of seed of Prizetaker 

 onion, Northr«p, King & Co., Minneap- 

 olis, say: 



"There is no reputable seedsman in 

 the United States who would give posi- 

 tive guarantee of the purity of 

 any seeds he sends out. This would 

 be impossible for the following rea- 

 flons: In the first place, we do 

 not know of a firm in the regular 

 seed trade that grows its own Prizetaker 

 onion seed. This variety is produced al- 

 most entirely in CaUfornia by those who 

 ™^e it a business to grow such seed. 

 The balance is grown in Europe by other 

 professional seed growers. All seeds- 

 men must purchase their supply through 

 such growers, and, while due precaution 

 18 taken after it reaches the seedsman's 

 hands, he cannot guarantee that it is 

 pure seed, because it comes through the 

 hands of another party. Should he at- 

 tempt to ^arantee the purity of the 

 seed. It might possibly become mixed 

 alter It leaves the seedsman's hands, but 

 this fact would not be taken into con- 



HERE IS A BARGAIN! 



Bulbs Below Cost 



WE NEED ROOM— DO YOU NEED BULBS? 



HTACINTHS, sioKle, mixed $1.76 per 100; $16.00 per 1000. Also smaU quantities in sepa- 

 rate colors at the tame price. 



HTACINTHS, double mixed. $2.00 per 100; $18.00 per 1000. Also smaU quantities in sepa- 

 rate colors at the same price. 



TUUP8, single mixed. 7&c per 100: $6.00 per 1000. 



TUUPS, separate colors, best named varieties, Yz off our wholesale price. Send for 

 catalogvie. 



Tbe above are extra cbolce bulbs and are only aacrilioed 

 because of tbe lateness of tbe season and \eant of room. 



JAMES VICK'S SONS, Rochester, N. Y. 



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GLADIOLI 



CimrAMOH VIHK MADKIBA YIHK 



HTACUTHUB CAHDICAWB 



SPOTTXD CAIXA LIUKB Ul VARIKTT 



OKRMAH IRIS 



VARIKQATRO DAT LILT 



DKLPHUIIUlt PORMOSnif 



Send for Price List of Bulbs and Hardy PlanU. 



K. 8. MILLER, Wading RiT«r, N.Y. 



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Surplus Bulbs 



state quantities wanted. Prices low. 

 J^ARnsStJS— EmpresB, Poetlcus, Paper White, 

 . Tj-umpet Major and Double Von Slon. 

 I^IUUM Longinorutn Multl., 6x8 and 7x9. 

 ROHAN HT4CINTB8. 

 Freah Tobacco Sterna, bales of 300 lbs., tl.60. 

 W. C. BKCKBRT, • AUegheay, Pa. 



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We Have a Surplas of 



Narcissus Von Slon 



1st size. Write for prices. 



BRIDSEMAN'S SEED WAREHOUSE 



Rlokarda Broa., Props. 

 87 East Itfth St. NEW YORK 



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Gladiolus Bolbs 



Our bulbs are not better thai 

 the best, but better than the real 

 TBT THBK. 



Cushman Gladiolus Co. 



BTIiTAJrZA, OHIO. 



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