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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



61 



A Prominent Florist Recently Came toWyncote and 

 Looked Over Our Palm Houses, Including This One 



He has I'lii-rliascil 

 licav ily I'lorii lis hd'oic, 

 ami raiiic scxcial liim 

 'licil miles |i) pcrsini- 

 all\ I'lacc his ntdri- 

 auaiii this year. 



Ilctnic he Icl'i. he 

 a ssii rcii lis ihal lie 

 wiiuldn'l h a \ (■ a ii y 

 iiiciif iiii|Mirtcil |iaiiiis. 



■ i I catdc k (Quality 

 hail ci.piu inccil li i m. 

 iinl lia<l iiia<i(' iiini a 



■ it'|i('al ' ' <-iisti)iiicr. 

 We ii a \ (■ <ill Mil I 



1 11 11 ij'is s('( irt's c i| 1 ii licr- 

 I i kc hi III — ciistuiiicis 

 w hii -lay w i 1 h ii ~ 

 yea I alter y<ar lie- 

 ■ ailse Mill- stuck ha- 



Areca Lutescens 

 i-iiK'li pot, :i plants in pot, '2i\ to -■^ inclu'S liiKli 



" iiaiili' '^1 nil I ' ' with 

 them aiiii t liei r i laili- 



ailil elialileij thelrj In 



liiiilil lip a I'aiiji lie 

 |iaitmeiii -hii\\iii'j a 

 steail> I'lnlil. 



Ila\i' you liaiiieil 

 the a il \ a 11 1 a iz e- nl 

 liainlliii'^ mil i'alm- " 



It' lint. \ 1 1 II eaillli l| 

 seleet a lielliT lime tii 

 rnlnmi-liee tliail thl- 

 -limilier; We lia\e all 



iiiiiisiiail} line -iiiek 

 just imw . aii'l eaii -hip 



nil -hull lliiliee. I.iink 



iiMT the li-t ami L^-t 

 ill Ii illeh with II- i i\ 

 iii'M iii.ail. 



Made-up Kentia Forsteriana 



Kaeii Cocos Weddelliana 



. ..,,-, *V"" Jk'inrh pol. "^ to ill iiich.s liik'li 



•ilicli pot, :! plants iil pot. :!(l to :!'-' ilieln'S hiKli 2.0(1 



■ iiH-li |iot. :; pliiiits in pot. :'.i'i iiictii'S liiKli J..')!! 



■-iiicli pot. :; plants in pot. -t'J iiu'iii'.s liitfli :!.i»(i 



Kentia Belmoreana I'd- Ho/, rcrino ''-ini'li iiii>. i plant- in tuii. r.' tu is ini'iic- hi^Mi. 



••inch i)ol, t'l to 7 Ifiivi's. is in<lii'> liit'li Jii.iHi .f'Ki.iM) U-incli tnli, I plant- in tiili, r. I'l'.'l lii;,'li . 



' inili pot. fi to 7 li-avi^s. 2U iniho liiffh '.t.lHi 7o.iH) 



Kaih Doz Phoenix Roebelenii 



-inch pot. ti to 7 Icavt'S, L'J to Jl inclu's ln>,'li $l.(Mi .^IlMmi , , • , 



■-inch tall, f. to 7 leaves, 12 to IS inches hiK'li .j.iKi lanrh pot-, mc'ly liiaracliTiznl 



i-mcli Inb, t'l to 7 leaves. ■') feet liitjh.. ..'lOaml -iKi li inch |iiit>. niri'lv cliaracti'rizi'il 



"When In Philadelphia be sure to look us up." 



per inn 



|10 on 



i:a.li 



:? I.nn 



I'liii) 



Kaih 

 $1.1X1 



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JOSEPH HEACOCK COMPANY, 



Wyncote, Pa. 



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KING HUMBERT CANNA 



Very fine plants, from 3X-inch, 4-inch and 6-inch pots. These were grown from the roots we 

 sold in such lar;5e quantities earlier in the season and buyers will find these plants, like the roots, to 

 be exceptionally fine stock. Also started plants from same size pots of Mme. Crozy, 

 Florence Vaughan, Chas. Henderson, Duke off Marlborough, etc. All these are 



first-clasB plants and can quote attractive prices on quantities. 



WINTERSON'S SEED STORE, 45-4^f,.wabash,iWc.. Chicago 



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Cyclamen 



Persicum 

 Giganteum 



Kine. hushy plant- truin i-in. 

 pots. S-'>.IMI per ]iK): l-in. i>ot-. $10 IKJ 

 Per 1(10. Casli <o\e ns a trial : we 

 can |ili'a-i' yon 



J. W. Miller 



Shiremanstown, Pa. 



A BLUE ROSE 



The Greatest 



Rose Novelty 



of the Century 



It flowered with us this sea= 



The New Rambler (Violet Blue), hailed 

 by the German rose growers as the 

 forerunner of a genuinely cornflower 

 blue roae, ia a oeedling of Crimson 

 Rambler, very vigorous and hardy, and 

 free blooming. 



Send for description and price 



son and was greatly admired. 



ELLWANGER & BARRY 



Mount Hope Nurseries ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



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