Hill: 



TRgWeeMtFlorists' Revi«?w. 



Adqust 31, 1911. 



No. 4.— Machioery on Upper Floor of Seed Cleaning House. 



JAPANESE BAMBOO iSiTAKBg' 



Indiap«Dsable for LlIlM, Mnnia. OladloU. Lart • 

 ions time. Do not dec»7. 6 ft. Iodk. atrooK; 100. 

 65c: 260. tl SO; 600. 12.76; 1000, 15.00; bundle of 200O. 

 19.00; lot of 6000, tao 00. 



Asparacns PlamoMiis Nanus Seed. Freahly 

 Vathered. 1000, 11.76; 6000. $7.60. 



— ADDBK88- 



H. H. BCRGER A CO. 



70 Wsrrei St.. MEW TUBK 



Mention The Review when you write. 



GLADIOLI 



C.E. Stewart y. 



Rives Junction, Mich. 



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Gnwer lir 



Wkflt- 



Trait 



P R I M U y^ 



■ii '"'' . "J *- '? '.Tf-f^jy >-'.?*m •f.'^.P'.i' '^Y* ■ , ' 



l^riyaled for size of flower, parity of color and 

 liicheBt development. They represent th«b«at 

 specialists have so far produced. Seeds and plants. 



J. L. SCHILLER, Toledo, O. 



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0. V. ZANGEN, Seedsman 



HOBOKKN. N. J. 



Grower, Importer of Hiffh Grade 



Seeds, Bulbs and Plants 



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vorable, with nice rains which did 

 much good to these crops and restored 

 many of them to a condition not 

 thought possible earlier in the season. 

 Generally speaking, the stand of the 

 crops, though not brilliant, may be 

 called satisfactory. Cauliflower will give 

 an average crop. Some turnips have 

 been badly damaged by worms in the 

 pods and many of the plantations will 

 yield not more than one-fourth of an 

 average crop. The present prospect for 

 flower seeds is in every respect satis- 

 factory. 



FBENCH BXTLBS. 



The Marseilles steamer, the Gor- 



mania, that docked at New York Au 



gust 15, brought the third large ship- 



m^tk ^ French bulbs to reach this 



countW" - this year. The manifest 



showed the following consignments: 



Coasignee, Cases. 



; Hanry & Lee .^ . . . . 263 



f'Btumpp & Walter Co t-t^r't' 116 



' Schulz & Ruckgaber 4-ll4l/ 64 



Ward, Ralph M., & Co .'..^7. .■• 3.57 



Hagremann, Wm., & Co 52 



Colllfferye, A 5 



Kuyper, P. C, & Co 405 



International Forwarding: Co 3« 



Maltus & Ware 1,836 



National City Bank 216 



Barnard, W. W., Co 249 



Mlchell, H. F., Co 286 



Richards, C. B., & Co 8 



Grey, T. J., & Co 31 



Pettier, Flske, Rawson Co , 318 



American Express Co.... 172 



Moore Seed Co 38 



To order 145 



Total 4,59« 



HYACINTHS IN HOLLAND. 



Now the hyacinths are dried and 

 ready for sale it is, therefore, a favor- 

 able moment to say something about 

 the trade. First, however, a few words 

 about the harvest. The young bulbs, 

 that is, those which have grown on the 

 mother bulbs, are very good, and at 



No. 5.— Machinery on Lower Floor of Seed Cleaning Hotise. 



