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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



DSCBMBBB .12, 1907. 



CARNATION CUTTINGS 



Depend on receiving only Sfrong and healthy cuttings when you order from us. . •>- ) 

 We have only the nicest and best varieties. Write for further information to 



The Wholesale 



Florist of New York 



43 West 28th St. 



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Grower 

 Lynbrook, L. L 



VICTORY, IMPERIAL, PINK IMPERIAL, ARISTOCRAT, WINSOR 

 Welcome, White Perfection, Lieut. Peary, Rose-pinit Enchantress, etc. 



THE NEW 

 CARNATION 



AFTERGLOW "c^JL'A 



The hieliest scored seedllnc at tlie Toronto Meeting: of the A. C. S. ; \7lnner of the Craig: Cup at Phila- 

 delphia, for best Beedllnc; and has scored 91 points at quite a number of prominent cities. It is a very healtby and tIk- 

 orous grower, early and continuous bloomer, and the predictions are that it will take the place of Lawson. Afterfflo^r has 

 been STOixm for the past season— and Is doing: universally 'well— by the undersigned, by w^hom it is 

 offered. Orders no\7 booked to be tilled in rotation, for 'well gro^ni, \eell rooted cutting;s at $2.00 per 

 dozen; $12.00 per 100; $100.00 per 1000. 



WILLIAM NICHOLSON DAILLEDOUZE BROS. THE E, 6. HIU GO. R. WIUERSTAEHER. Originator 



Fraining:ham, Mass. Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. T. Richmond, Ind. Station F., Cinoinnatlt Ohio 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



NEW ORLEANS. 



The Market. 



At this time of the year in New Or- 

 leans, when the trade in plants is re- 

 duced to the selling of a few palms and 

 ferns for inside decorations, business is 

 bound to be dull with most of the florists. 

 Balls and weddings give paying work to 

 a few, but many others are doing the 

 best they can with a small trade. Prepa- 

 rations for an early opening in the spring 

 are made all around, and from the ap- 

 pearance of things stock will be plenti- 

 ful. The weather has been quite mild 

 so far. 



Various Notes. 



George Thomas is quite successful 

 with annuals. The season opens early 

 down here and the first annuals on the 

 market are the ones of real value, bring- 

 ing good resturns. To have them in 

 this condition requires skilful attention, 

 which they receive in full from Mr. 

 Thomas. He furnishes also part of the 

 trade with early sweet peas. They stand 

 our winters outside in the open ground. 



Peter Kaul has been a direct importer 

 of such plants as laurus, araucarias, 

 rhododendrons and other stock coming 

 from Belgium. With the idea of build- 

 ing another greenhouse, he has a large 

 general assortment getting ready for the 

 market in two months from now. 



The contract of keeping Canal avenue 

 has been given by the year to John 

 Doberto. 



Richard Chevalier, one of our chrysan- 

 themum growers, intends opening a gen- 

 eral florists' establishment, on Caroleton 

 avenue, near Maple. M. M. L. 



JOHNSTOWK, Pa. — Abraham Hostetler 

 has completed a greenhouse 31x103 for 

 growing vegetables. 



'his I t 

 rade. M 

 I am \ 



^p S a matter of baainaaa policy it pays to eatiefy a customer. This 

 ij^ am aiming to do, in order to have your good will as well as your trade 



' ^ Rest assured that I will do all in my power to satisfy you, for I an 



well equipped (better than ever) to supply you with 



I Rooted Caroatioo Cnttiogs 



or HIGH GRADE 



and oan g:lve 

 prompt delivery. 



PURE WHITE ENCHANTRESS. BEACON. WINSOR, ARISTOCRAT and PINK 

 IMPERIAI., te.OO per 100; 160.00 per 1000. 



ROSE-PINK ENCHANTRESS. WHITE PERFECTION, VICTORT. Ki.OO per 100; 

 t36.00 per 1000. 



ENCHANTRESS, M. A. PATTEN, HARLOW ARDEN. HELEN GODDARD. 



' 12.50 per 100; S20.00 per 1000. 



Also all the BEST NOVELTIES OF THIS SEASON'S INTRODUCTION 

 at the introducers' prices. Drop me a line. 



S. S. SKIDELSKY, 



1741 North 18th Street, 

 PHILADELPHIA. 



Mention The RcTlew when yon write. 





CARNATION CUTTINGS 



of the followinir varietiea ready lor immediate delivery: 



WIV80B (Silver Pink). The best in its clasB 

 and one of the best varieties ever introduced. 

 96.00 per XOO, fSO.OO per lOOO. 



WHITB BVCHAVTBBBS (Pure White). This 

 variety needs no introduction: it is a pure 

 white sport of Enchantress. We have the 

 sennine stock. 

 le.OO per lOO, 950.00 per lOOO. 



ABZ8TO0BAT (Dark Cerise). A very valu- 

 able acqaisitioD to the dark pink class; it is 

 superior to Lawson in every way. 

 96. CO per 100, 96O.0O per lOOO. 



JENSEN & DEKEMA, 674 Wist Foster A«8.,CHI0A60 



BBAOOV (Red). A very prolific variety of a 

 etroDK coDstitution; it is early, free and con- 

 tiDuouB aiid has no tendency to burst its 



96.o6 per 100, 9B0.00 per lOOO. 



VIOTOBT (Scarlet). One of the best standard 

 varieties in its color: it is an easy and quick 

 grower and an excellert keeper and shipper. 

 3.00 per lOO, 9as.OO per lOOO. 



Write for complete list of otiier varieties. 



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