The Wedd^ Fbvists' Reviews 



NOVBMBBB 16, 1911. 



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novelties in seeds for 1912; A. L. Ran- 

 dall Co., Chicago, 111., specialties in flo- 

 rists' supplies; Basil Perry, Cool Spring, 

 Del., berry plants, fruit trees, Cali- 

 fornia privet, etc.; H. Merry weather & 

 Sons, Southwell, England, general nurs- 

 ery stock; Geo. Jackman & Son, Wo- 

 king, England, general nursery stock; 

 Pittsburgh Cut Mower Co., Pittsburgh, 

 boxwood sprays; Dennison Mfg. Co., 

 Boston, Christmas specialties. 



• A HOETIOULTUBAI* SHIPLOAD. 



The 8. S. Noordam, from Rotterdam, 

 which reached New York November 7, 

 brought an unusually large number of 

 horticultural consignments, the mani- 

 fest showing the following: 



Gips, A., 8 packages 8cc<l. 



Stone, C. D., & Co., 2 cases bulbs. 



Int. Forwarding Co., 24 cases iuimortcllcs. 



Elliott, W., &. Sons, 12 cases bulbs. 



Thorburn, J. M., & Co., 32 cases bulbs. - 



Davies. Turner & Co., 3 packages plants.* 



Suss Plant Co., 4 cases bulbs. 



American Shipping Co., l.'i cuses plants. 



Itochrs, J., & Co., 3 cases plants. 



Elliott, W., & Sons, 1!) cases plants. 



Henderson, P., & Co., 11 eases plants. 



Nungesser, II., & Co., i:SO bags grass seed. 



KUlott, W., & Sons, 15 cases trees. 



Kuyper, P. C, & Co., ItJ packages bulbs. 



MacNlff Horticultural Co., 12 cases plants. 



Abel, C. C, & Co., .'54 cases bulbs. 



Funch, Edye & Co., 2 cases bulbs. 



Vandegrlft, F. H., & Co., 11 cases roots. 



Kuyper, P. C, & Co.. 73 eases trees. 



Lang, K. F., 35 cases trees. 



Thorburn, J. M., & Co., U cases bulbs. 



Bernard, Judae & Co.. .M cases flower roots. 



Weeber & Don, 17 eases flower roots. 



Adams Express Co., 271 eases plants. 



American Express Co., 7 cases flower roots. 



McHutchlson & Co., 2 eases flower roots. 



Stumpp & Walter Co., S2 cases flower roots. 



Lunbara & Moore, 19 cases trees. 



Keddcn & Martin, 70 cases trees, 34 tubs trees. 



Ilayncs, C. A., 2 cases shrubs. 



Merchants' Despatch, 4 cases flower roots. 



Vaughan's Seed Store, C« cases bulbs. 



]{.aldwln. A., & Co., 1 case trees. 



Sheldon, G. W., & Co., 13 cases trees. 



McHutchlson & Co., 92 cases trees. 



Burnett Bros., 17 cases bulbs. 



Richard, C. B., & Co., 1 case seed, 15 cases 

 trees. 



Smith & Boltzenthal, 23 cases trees. 



MacNifl" Horticultural Co., 14 cases shrubs. 



Huntington, W. U., 13 cases trees, Hi cases 

 shrubs. 



narrow, F., 1 case flower roots. 



Kuyper, I'. C, & Co., 3 cases flower roots. 



Merchants' Despatch, 3 cases flower roots. 



Ward, il. M.. & Co., ."{9 cases flower rootij. 



Hampton, J. W., Jr., & Co., 77 cases flower 

 roots. 



Haines, C. H., & Co., 8 cases flower roots. 



Hensel, Bruckmann & I^rbacher, 4 packages 

 trees. 



Maltns & Ware, 13 packages roots, 248 cases 

 flower roots, 125 cases trees, 114 packages trees. 



The same day the S. S. Amsteldyk, 



also from Holland, reached New York 



with the following consignments: 



Abel, C. C, & Co., ,3()0 bales peat moss. 

 Schulz & Ruckgaber, ."XK) bags sunflower seed. 

 Hensel, Bruckmann & Lorbaeher, 4 packages 

 trees. 



Sheldon, O. W., & Co., 01 bales flower seed. 

 Munroe, J., & Co.. 100 packages seed. 

 Weeber & Don,' 46 bags seed, 

 narrow. II. F., 114 bags seed. 

 Hempstead, O. G., & Son, 133 bags seed. 

 Henderson, P., & Co., 460 bags seed. 

 Boddlngton, A. T.. 4 bags seed. 

 To Order, 250 bags seed. 



Wichita, Kan, — John Caldwell, 56 

 years old, an employee of the Ross seed 

 store, died suddenly October 30. 



Hillard, Fla. — Seven houses, each 34x 

 200, and a boiler shed, 34x100, are being 

 erected here for the Semi-Tropical Pro- 

 duce Co. Garland truss, iron-frame con- 

 struction is being used. 



Paper White Narcissus 

 Llllum GIganteum 



DDTCH BULBS 

 mil Lin* of Stock. Write for Prleos. 



D. RliSCONI 



188 W. 6th St.. CINCINNATI, O. 



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BroBs' 

 VaUey 



gives the 

 largest 

 number 

 and big 

 gest 

 bells 

 all the 

 year 



VALLEY 



FOR 



Christmas 



To get valley ia time for 

 the holidays you should 

 plant Bnins' celebrated 



y pips now. 



Cold Stora{e Valley Pips 



$1.7S per IM; $18.00 ptf 10^ 



Chicago Market Brand 



,^^ New Stock is Now Ready 



V^t-^ This is the best stock for 



early forcing, if strictly fancy 

 valley is wanted. When it was shipped my 

 grower wrote: "The finest shipment that 

 is going to the U. S. this season,"— and he 

 knows. 



My representative in Europe is constantly 

 on the lookout for the best pips to be had. 

 Bruns' Chicago Market Brand is the result. 



ORDER MO\rJ 



— because this grade is scarce. 



$2.00 per 100; $16.00 per 1000 



H. N. BRUNS 



3038-40-42 W. Nadison St., CHICAGO 



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As|Nura(iis Plumosus Ranas 



N«w Crop Or— nhon— -grown 

 in MMb. BOc: MO Meda. tS.M; lOM Neda. UM; 



10.«MM«<la.|W.N. "'°^'' 

 Spranrerl, Mcp«r 3B0 MMla; TBo per 1000 Mete; 

 $2.71 per 0000 tMda. 

 Onr Vlow*r Seed Ostalom* fra* <w application. 



Tffi NOORC SEED CO., »¥JSSS;,£- 



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For Fall Planting 



Lillum HenrTl, Hanaoni. tanuiloUoin, Davuri. 

 com. Wallacei. elegans and ticer; Daphne cneo> 

 mm, Delphinium formosum, Japan ^ee Lilac 

 Japan and German Irii. 



Fall list ready now. 



L S. MILL% VMing River, N. Y. 



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STOCKS 



FOR EASTER 



[BOSTON FIOWER MARKET] 



)iaB bad woDd«r(ul success. 

 In savarate colors, 



BOSTON 



Wall 



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