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The Florists^ Review 



August 29, 1912. 



Fall Bulbs 



L,OOK THIS OVKBI If these are not the 

 best bulbs you have ever seen, return them at our 

 expense. 



SinKle Red Hyacinths 100 



Gertrude, Baron van Tuyll J6 00 



Sinele White Hyacinths 

 Grande Blanche, Mme. Van der Hoop, L'lnno- 



cence ••• 6 00 



Sinsle Bine Hyacinths 



Queen of the Blues. Marie 6.00 



Slnsrle Yellow Hyacinths 

 MacMahou, Yellow Hammer ; . 6.00 



TULIPS 



Single— 100 1000 



LaRelne $0.60 $6.60 



White Swan... .90 8.60 

 Cottage Maid.. .86 7.00 

 RoseLuisante 2.40 21.00 

 Klnjr of Yellows 1.76 16.00 

 Yellow 



Pottcbakker. 1.25 19.00 

 Purperkroon . . 1.36 10.60 

 Couleur de 



Cardinal 2.35 21.00 



Duchess de 



Parma 90 



Proserpine.... 2.25 

 Pres. Lincoln. 2.26 

 Kelzerskroon . 1.26 



Double— 100 1000 

 Rose 



Blanche... $0.90$ 8.60 



Murlllo 90 8.00 



Graf 



Leicester.. 1.80 12.00 



AKnes 1.36 10.60 



Rubra 



Maxima... 1.35 10.60 



Vuurbaak . . . 3.00 25.00 



Rosekroon.. 1.26 10.00 



Ma Couslne. .75 6.00 



Duke of York .76 6.00 



Gloria Sous . 1 36 11.60 



8 00 

 19.00 

 19.00 



9.00 



White Calla, select bulbs Per 100, $ 8.00 



Freesla Purity. J-2-lnoh and up Per 1000, 12.00 



Giant Pansy Seed, mixed Per oz., 1.26 



Mlfirnonette Seed, finest strain Pcroz., 1.26 



Boxwood, pyramidal, 3 ft Each, 1.60 



Ampelopsis Veltchll, 4-in. pots Each, .16 



Cash or reference 



F. O. FRANZEN 

 1476 Smwrnrdate Av., C H I C A O O 



NARCISSUS 



Paper White Grandlflora 



Superior Quality 



SELECTED BULBS 



18 eentimetera and over 



Per 100 $1.16 



Per 1000. . . . i 9.00 



Per 6000 (4 cases) 40.00 



Chinese Sacred Liliea 



Per basket (30 bulbs) $1. 10 



Per mat (120 bulbs) , 4.00 



Prices of French and Dutch Bulbs 



cheerfully giren on request. 



See our Pansy Seed Offer in last 

 issue of The Review. 



■XND rOR WHOLKSAU: 

 BULB CATALOOUX 



JOHNSON SEED CO 



217 Market St. PHIUDCLPHIA, PA. 



Vick 

 Quafity Bulbs 



Early kfaidslnowlready for shipment. 



100 1000 



Eiriy Utnu H^adsths .... $2. 25 $21 . 00 



Nardssss. Piper White.... 1.00 8.75 



Cii^idMin Lilies, Choice 



Bsihs 4 50 38.00 



Ask for wholesale cstalotrue. 



JANES VICK'S SONS 



ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



for the 1912 crop, .but a large acreage 

 was planted at the growers' own risk. 

 In the south of France it is said wdevil 

 has done much damage, btit in the 

 northern sections the crop is fairly 

 good. One trouble will be that the 

 crops have been grown without the 

 usual care. It is not thought that car- 

 rot will attain last season's record 

 prices. 



Beet is another important crop as 

 affecting the American trade. These 

 suffered much from the dry weather 

 early in the season and a short crop 

 again is certain, with the probability of 

 an exceedingly strong demand and high 

 prices. Turnips are a good crop, but 

 reports of short crops elsewhere are 

 causing the stock to be held at high 

 prices. Parsnip is good, but the acre- 

 age is small. The breadths of parsley 

 also are restricted this year, and there 

 appears to be no prospect of any seed 

 surpluses. 



DUTCH BULBS. 



The 1912 crop of Dutch bulbs is now 



arriving in quantity. The boat which 



reached New York August 19 brought 



the following consignments: 



Consiraee. Cases. 



Roosa, J. P 2 



MacNlS Horticultural Co 6 



Boddlngton, A. T 20 



Vaughan's Seed Store 65 



Adams Express Co 122 



Kuyper & Co., P. C 23 



Stumpp & Walter Co 1 



Marshall & Co., W. E 75 



Kuyper & Co., P. C 41 



Henderson & Co., P 153 



Yokohama Nursery Co 8 



Eytlnge & Co 5 



Haynes & Co., C. A 21 



Volgt 3 



Maltus & Ware 104 



Total 729 



Previously reported 151 



Total to date 880 



FRENCH BX7I£S. 



The boat which reached New York 



August 19 brought the following con- 

 signments of French bulbs: 



Consignee. Cases. 



Ward & Co.. R. M 124 



Vaughan's Seed Store 117 



International Forwarding Co 223 



Schnlz & Ruckgaber 167 



Hagemann & Co., W 271 



Wakem & McLaughlin 8 



Oceanic Transit Co 20 



Henry & Lee IW 



Michell & Co.. H. F 182 



Vaughan, J. C 33 



Barnard Co., W. W 8 



Harris, S. G 3 



Speilman & Sons, C. J 1,024 



Kuyper, P. C 3.3 



Irwin, R. J 52 



Nelson, W. H 27 



Meyer, C. F 48 



Harris, S. G 15 



Marshall & Co., W. E 48 



Stumpp & Walter Co 150 



International Forwarding Co ti7 



Vaughan's Seed Store 71 



American Express Co 336 



Memphis Floral Co 72 



Alarton £ Co 2 



Stokes, W. P 68 



Fottler, Fiske, Rawson Co 61 



Stone & Downer Co 22 



Bowdler, E 53 



Pierson Co., F. R 31 



For export 6 



Irwin, C. W 16 



Elliott, Rlorsert & Co 36 



Lubrer, B. F 42 



Holm & Olson 28 



McCuUough's Sons Co., J. M 13 



Schneider, G 73 



Maltus & Ware 1.751 



To order 214 



Total 6,628 



Previously reported 16,156 



Total to date 21,784 



ENOLISH SEED OBOPS. 



"It is difficult at present to 

 make anything but an approximate 

 estimate as to the probable outturn 

 of the seed crops in this country," 



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'TpHE finest of all the Fancy Varieties of 

 * Mignonette for Winter Forcing; seed 

 oaved from select spikes under glass. We 

 have received many testimonials with 

 regard to the excellence of this variety. 



Trade Packet, 60 cents; %-Ounce, $1.00; 

 Ounce, $7.50. 



ARTHURT.BODDINGTON 



; St.. New York City 



SKEDSMAN 

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