May 18, 1911. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



76 



Some Plant Bargains 



ijf Per 100 

 dlv. roots I 3.10 



Violets. California and Prlnceu of Wales. 



per 1000. $7 fiO. 

 Echeveria Metallica. per 1000, t20 and $22. . 



Airave Tariesrata. 1 to IHi ft 80.00 



Ooldeii Cilcw . strong field clumps 10.00 



OaillardlaH. finest strains, strong plants 3.00 



Wall Flowers, I to 1 'a ft 5.01 



Germau Iris, blue, stronR dlv. roots 3.00 



Phoenix Cannrlensls Seed, postpaid, per 



lOOO. $3.00. 

 lioaaat. seedlings, pot-grown, 2 to 3 ft 3.00 



Cash, please. 



LAS PALHAS GREENHOUSES 



Palo Alto, California 



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BEDDING PLANTS 



By th* Thousand. 

 Giant Ruffled Patuniaa, single. 2-in., 2c: 

 double, 3c. Mme. Saileroi Geraniums, in 



flats. Ic. S. ▲.Nutt,'2'2-in., strong 3c. Double 

 Daisies, large, Ueid-f^rown plant)', Ic. Rooted 

 Carnation and Cbrysantlieniuni CuttinKs 

 and many others. 



Asters, Semple's Branching, 75c per 100. 



Salvia Splendens, transplanted, $1.00 per 



1^ Also Vesetable Plants. 



Tomato Plants a specialty, at lowest prices. 



F=. G. EHLE 



224 Sanborn Avenue, SAN JOSE, CAL. 



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PaperWhite GrandiOoraBulbs 



l»t grade. 5 to 6 in 85c per 100; $8.00 per 1000 



2d grade, 4 to 5 in 75c per 100; 5.00 per 1000 



Clivia, in gal. cans 75c each ; 6.00 per 10 



Park Hill Floral Co., Hemet, Cal. 



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dy's at 3091 Sixteenth street, and Can- 

 apa Bros.' on Mission street, near Six- 

 teenth street. 



G. C. Thorpe, of Vallejo, Cal., who 

 recently bought the Monroe Nurseries 

 in that town, is in San Francisco on a 

 short visit. 



The Hollowell Seed Co. is a new firm 

 just starting at 266 Market street. H. 

 Hollowell, for many years with C. C. 

 Morse & Co., will be manager. 



J. S. Thomason, of Ukiah, Cal., is in 

 town for a few days. 



The H. M. Sanborn Co. made a fine 

 floral display at the Berkeley carnival. 

 G. 



FOBTLAND, ORE. 



The Market. 



Business is about the same as pre- 

 viously reported; the counter trade is 

 steady, but the sales are mostly small, 

 with funeral work to break the monot- 

 ony. The variety of flowers is limited, 

 carnations having the principal demand, 

 while roses are in firm form, with a 

 daily clean-up. 



The lateness of the season has de- 

 layed all outside stock, but that is a 

 good thing for the florists with Decora- 

 tion day approaching. , 



Advance orders at the time of writ- 

 ing indicated that business for Moth- 

 ers' day would be of greater proportion 

 than in former years. The governor 

 issued a proclamation and flowers were 

 to be given away by all the churches. 



H. Biescar, of Los Angeles, Cal., is 

 spending a few days in the city. He is 

 engaged in the wire design business. 



Preparations for the rose festival to 

 be held June 5 to 10 are well under 

 way. E. E. C. 



Now Is the time to order your supply of Fischer's grand Freesia Purity. Be sure to ask 

 your dealer for Fischer's guaranteed stock, grown by him and supplied to you in his origi- 

 nal package ; for this stock is never sold in bulk, but is always packed by him in 100, &0 

 and 500 bulb muslin bags, stamped and indorsed by his signature. Insist upon getting his 

 guaranteed stock, for then you are sure you are getting the pure stock that is grown In the 

 open field in the pure air and sunshine ; is thoroughly ripened and absolutely free from 

 culls, and not stock that has been raised from its own seed, which never comes true, or 

 lathbouse grown, which is likely to rot in your benches, instead of growing, owing to the 

 very green, unripe state in which it is dug to get it ready for market in time, or stock 

 that Is grown on contract and therefore with the least trouble to the grower, which will 

 very soon evolve Itself into a mixture little removed from refracta alba. Eternal vigi- 

 lance is absolutely necessary to keep it pure. Do not run any risk when you order your 

 Freesia Purity, for it is up to you whether you get the pure stock or a mixture. 



To protect both you and himself, his stock this year is sold under guarantee in any 

 sized package to suit dealers, not exceeding 500 in any one package. A certificate of guar- 

 antee is enclosed in each package, and Rudolph Fischer's signature is on the outside of 

 package. If you want to get the true stock, insist upon getting it packed as abovie. 



Your dealer will get it for you ; if not, write to me and I will tell you who will. 



RUDOLPH FISCHER, San Gabriel, Cal. 



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