OovOBMi la, 1921 



The Florists' Review 



125 



HilFs Choice Nursery Stock 



Still at tlic use itaad witk 

 the taae dofu. "Give 

 CTciT cattoatr cenplete 

 MtUiaclioB."— D. Hill. 



EVERGREENS FCR TUBING 



Feet 



Pyramidal Arbor VitM B&B 8 



Pyramidal Arbor Vitae BftB 4 



Red Cedar (Junlnerua) BAB S 



Sheared Globes (Thuya) B&B V/txV/t 



NOTE: Above prices do not Include tubs. 



EVERGREENS FOR LINING OUT 



EVERGREENS FOR WINDOW BOXES 



Size, Inch 



10-12 



lS-18 



1818 



8-10 



10 



|7.6» 

 8.76 

 6.00 

 7.60 



60 



180.00 



16.00 



87.60 



80.00 



Abies Ts. Canadensis. 



Abies Douglassi 



Tuniperus Oanadensis. 

 Juniperua Oanadensis. 

 Junipenis Virginiana. 

 Juniperus Virginiana. 



Picea Pongens 



Picea Exoelsa 



Pinus Austriaca 



Size, 

 Inch 

 6-8 

 6-8 

 8-10 

 10-18 

 6-8 

 .IX 12-18 

 ..X 6-8 

 .XX 18-18 

 ..X 8-10 



..X 



. .X 



100 1000 



918.60 $176.00 



18.00 180.00 



20.00 



60.00 



7.60 

 86.00 

 14.00 

 17.60 

 16.00 



66.00 

 226.00 

 130.00 

 166.00 

 140.00 



Pinus Mugho xx 



Pinus Sylvestris xx 



Thuya Oocidentalis . . . .xx 

 Thuya Oocidentalis ....xx 



Thuya Compacta x 



Thuya Fyramidalis x 



Thuya War, Sibirioa x 



Thuya Wood wardi x 



Thuya Biota Orientalis..x 



Size. 



Inch 



8-10 



10-18 



10-18 



12-18 



6-8 



6-8 



6-8 



6-8 



8-10 



100 

 860.00 

 20.00 

 12.60 

 20.00 

 18.60 

 80.00 

 26.00 

 60.00 

 11.00 



Juniperus Canadensis.. 

 Juniperus Virginiana. .. 



Picea Canadensis 



Pinus Mugho 



SPECIAI, OFFEB; 60 Window Box Evergreens, as- 

 serted varieties (our selection) per case 9*6.00 



Evergreen Understocks 

 for Grafting Conifers 



All orders for Evergreen Understocks sold en 

 sample only. Write for samples. 



Size, Inch 10* 1000 



Juniperus Virginiana x 6-8 9 6.00 9 60.00 



Picea Excelsa x 8-10 7.60 66.00 



Thuya Orientalis x 6-8 8.00 76,00 



Thuya Oocidentalis x 8-10 7.00 60.00 



1000 



9116.00 

 190.00 

 176.00 



100,00 Bosa Canina. . . 



Kose Stocks 

 .No. 1 Grade 



100 

 98.76 



1000 

 917.60 



EackTi iadicatu ose truiplaBtiBi. 5 of une Tariely aad iize at 10 rate; 50 at the 100 rate; 500 at the 1000 rate. 



SEND FOR COMPLETE CATALOGUE 



THE D. HILL NURSERY CO., mc 



403 LargesTcr^errin"America DUNDEE, ILiLi. 



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PEONIES 



Send for our Special Price List showias 



beat sorts, with each olor in the 



order of blu< mine, 



PETERSON NURSERY 



30 N. La SaOe Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 



Vffnfion TTiP RpvIpw "•hen Toii write. 



The Waysi^ Gardens Co. 



GROWERS OP't^ARDY PLANTS 



Shrabe, Bulbe and Seeds 



MENT^, OHIO 



MeatloB The ReTlew when yon write. 



VIBURNUM PLICATUM 



Also Berberls ThunbergiL Hydrangea 

 Paaicttlata, Weigela, Spiraeas, etc 



▲sk for complete list of Oak Brand Shrubs 



TV, r>ONAU) A 

 '" L JONES CO. 



Robert Pyle, Pres. 



H 



nreST GROVE. 

 W PENNA.,U.S.A. 



Ant.Wint«er,V.-P. 



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nomic Bolutions used, the percentages of 

 ?gg8 sprayed with it that failed to hatch 

 are aa follows: Ninety-nine per cent of 

 the freshly laid eggs of the silkworm 

 moth, but only seventy-five per cent of 

 the older eggs of the same insect; about 

 twenty per cent of the codling-moth 

 eggs on apple-tree foliage; seventy-five 

 per cent of the tussock-moth eggs (1 to 

 3 days old); and about twelve per cent 

 of those of the same insect which had 

 been collected in the field; and prac- 

 tically none of the potato beetle eggs. 



The experiments show that nicotine 

 sulphate 1:800 with soap gave a fair 

 degree of control for the codling moth, 

 but that it was not so effective as one 

 pound of powdered arsenate of lead to 

 fifty gallons of water. It was found 

 also that there was no practical ad- 

 vantage in combining arsenate of lead 

 and nicotine sulphate in sprays designed 

 to control the codling moth. Where the 

 infestation was much heavier, nicotine 

 sulphate 1:800 without soap was inef- 

 ficient against the codling moth. 



SPECIALTIES 



Evergreens of the Better Varieties 



Boxwood, pyramidal, 2 ft., 2H ft. and 3 ft.; Biota aurea nana and conspicua 

 aurea; Arbor Vitse compacta, conica densa, globosa and Siberian; Fir cephalonica, 

 coQcolor aad Nordoiaa's; Retinispora argentea, compacta, filifera. filiiera aurea, 

 pisifera, pisifera aurea, plumosa aurea, squarrosa Veitchii; Spruce hemlock, 

 orieutal, polita and white. 



Also deciduous trees and shiubs 

 Write for prices. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS COMPANY, 



EiUUJtked 185$ "• SS^'S^"" WEST CHESTER, f EHNA. 



Mention The Rertew when you write. 



NURSERY STOCK FOR FLORISTS 



WHOLESALE ONLY 



JACKSON & PERKINS CO. 



Newark, New York 



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YOUR CATALOGUE 



"Ready Made" StU. Nnmry »mi Fdl kft CataJetaei. 

 wHk year ■■■• ud iMnm ea tk treat certr. Beaa- 

 tiially Uhitrated with lateral calen aa carer pttm. 

 We keep thaa ia iteck ter preapt lUpBaal. Aik far 

 ■aapb. They will fiaally iacraaM year lalaa— aad 

 tkaydaa'teart«ach. 



CAMPBCIL PRINTINa COMPANY 

 917 Walnut St. Oes Moines. Iowa 



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 INDIANAPOUS, IND. 



The Market. 



The market conditions have been im- 

 proving. Demand has been considerably 

 better. Roses have been selling at from 

 $4 to $15 per hundred, and the sup- 

 ply has been completely utilized for the 

 first time in some weeks. 



Carnations are selling well at $3 to 1^4 

 per hundred. These have been in 

 active demand for funeral work, wliich 

 has been rather heavy recently. 



Chrysanthemums are coming in 

 .''lowly. A few local growers are cutting 

 from a few plants, but the commission 



HARDY PERENNIALS 



We have a flne lot of Hardy Perenniala now rrowinK 

 in oar fields, including Phlox, in variety, Aqoileiriaa. 

 Delphinium. Iris, Pyrethnini Doable-flowered Baby'a 

 Breath and many other varieties. Ready for ahlp- 

 ment now. Mend for IlKt. 



WM. lOOLE&FON 



Hardy Plant aad Paas> Fana. BARABOO, WIS. 



nil a /in TDFE'C' I'*rtf* stock of uaaal 

 r LALIl IRcLi] atandard varietiea, 

 lUnVU IIUJUU .11 .tralght and well 

 rooted. Free Catalogue. 

 W. T. MITCHELL & SON. Beverly, Ohio 



moreliants have had only a dozen or so. 

 The price has been $3 per dozen. 



Lilies are not available. Dahlias are 

 in evidence, hut are waning. Frost has 

 affected the majority of outdoor flowers, 

 so there is only a limited variety of 

 these. 



Various Notes. 



C. U. Liggit. of Philadelphia, Jias been 

 in the city. 



Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Steinkamp visited 

 in Richmond last week. 



Some of the Indianapolis florists have 



