APBiL 22, 1909. 



The Weekly Florists' Review^ 



53 



^aTCDC 7^ Varieties, the World's finest 

 AS I tn V productions. No two alike. 

 Ctltectiti No. 1. 1 doz. plants of each variety, 15.00 



" 1; ?6 " '• ;: ;: l^ 



4, one plant 1.00 



MiTture No. 1— All varieties grown, 10c per doz.; 

 35c per 100: $2.60 per 1000. 



g^aajl |j|A 100 varieties selected from the 

 y^H LmO world's flnefct sorts as the best. 

 4^nllection A, 1 bulb each of 100 varieties, $5.00 



^•'" •• B 1 60 " 3.00 



1 ' 26 " 1.75 



" D, 1 " " " 12 " 100 



" No. 2, 2 doz., mixed standard " 100 



8, 3 doz., " good " 1.00 



Ask for prices of plants and bulbs of above, in 



large quantities. 



BARNES* GARDENS 



p. O. Box 177 SPKNCTCR, IMD. 



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nuring, best s'oil conditions for each cjass 

 of bulbs, etc; In about five years it is 

 probable that a sufficient number of 

 bulbs from this work will have been se- 

 cured to begin making a distribution 

 through the usual channels." 



McMINNVILLE, ORE. 



It is a matter of much interest in the 

 town that H. S. Crego will grow aster 

 seed here this year. A local paper says: 



"The latest innovation here is the es- 

 tablishment of a flower seed farm. G. S. 

 Crego, aster specialist, late of Chicago, 

 came to Oregon a year ago in quest of 

 a good location for growing the seed of 

 bis famous floral production, the Crego 

 aster, which is in good demand in the 

 markets of aU parts of the United States, 

 Canada and in Europe. Mr. Crego 's at- 

 tention was called to this section of the 

 country by the continued large shipments 

 of Crego asters to Portland by local 

 florists during the season of 1908. He 

 decided that if the soil at McMinnville 

 would produce such fine asters it ought 

 to grow the seed in abundance. Acting 

 on this belief, he has just completed ar- 

 rangements whereby the seed will be 

 grown in large quantities by the florists 

 on their farm a mile west of town." 



SAN FRANCISCO. 



TheMarkd. 



Now that Easter is a thing of the 

 past, we can calmly, at our leisure, make 

 a recapitulation and see where we are. 

 Betail business did not commence at the 

 stores until Saturday morning, which in 

 itself is rather a poor sign, and whatever 

 trade was done was accomplished prac- 

 tically on that day. There was a fair 

 amount of out-of-town shipments for sev- 

 eral days before, and these added mate- 

 rially to the Easter receipts. It is safe 

 to say, however, that the business done 

 was not in excess of that of last year. 

 In a few cases there was a slight rush, 

 but in a majority of instances there is 

 nothing to brag about. 



rhere were not as many first-class 

 lilies grown around San Francisco as 

 could have been handled, but the Alameda 

 euunty growers had more than they could 

 use and we received the benefit. 



"OSes and carnations were in oversup- 

 P y and could be had at low prices. There 

 was a scarcity of violets, which are now 

 \v 11 «^^^ prime, and another few days 

 )>'ii find them out of business. Tulips 



'^ valley sold well and a few late daffo- 



^•'-s helped to make color?" Sweet" peas 

 ^j^^ ^^|;'y^ becoming more plentiful and 



tiff 



ovo ^^^^ ^^^ lowered somewhat. Lilac is 

 ,,1,'''^ • *^® season and wild flowers are 

 "O'^wing the effect of the warm spell. 



Grand Clearance Sale of 



Roses and Miscellaneous Plants 



FOR QUICK BUYERS. WE NEED THE MONEY 



Abutilon Golden Bells and Souv. de Bonne, 

 2^c. Ag:atha Oelestis, Blue Daisy, 2>t2C. Achania, 

 2c. Achillea The Pearl, 2c. Acalypha Marginata 

 and Miltoniana, 2c. Ageratum. blue and white, 

 2c. Antigonon, 2'ac. Alternanthera, yellow. 2c. 

 Alyssum, double white, 2c. Begonias Argenteo, 

 AgroBtemma Picta, Dewdrop, Decora, tfuchsi- 

 oides, Foliosa, Mme. de Lesseps, Margarita, 

 Nltida Alba, Nitida Rosea, Purity, Robusta, San- 

 dersoni, 2c; Thurstoni, 3c. Bougainvillea San- 

 deriana, 3c. 



Olerodendron Balfouri, 3c. Cuphea, cigar 



Slant, 2c. Crape Myrtle, pink and purple, 2'ac. 

 lematis Paniculata, 2c. Oannas, started plants, 

 Alpbonse Bouvler, Alemannia. America, Bur- 

 bank, Crimson Bedder, Chas. Henderson, Eldo- 

 rado, Egandale, Florence Vaughan, Italia, Mme. 

 Berat, Pennsylvania, Perseus, Paul Bruant, Paul 

 Marquant, Partenope, iShenandoah, Sec'y Cba- 

 banne. Tarrytown, 50c per doz.; $2.50 per 100; 

 $22.50 per 1000. Louisiana, 4c; Rubin, 4c; Papa 

 Nardy. 4c. 



Eupatorium Riparium, 2c. Fuchsias Black 

 Prince, Gloire des Morches, England's Glory, Ro- 

 zain'8 Patrie, Trophee, 2''2C. Perne, Scottil, 2^- 

 in., 3c; 3-in., 4c. Piersoni, 4-in., 10c. Boston, 4-in., 

 10c; 6-in., 15c. 



Geraniums, Rose-scented, 2c. Balm, 2c. Shrub- 

 land Pet, 2c. Bronze Arbutus, 2hiC. Golden 

 Bedder, 2iac. H. Hiekove, 2»ac. 



Hydrangea Empress Eugenie, Monstrosa, 

 Otaksa, Thos. Hogg, 3iac. New Hardy Hydran- 

 gea Arborescens Grandiflora Alba (Hills of 

 Snow). 4c; $35.00 per 1000. Honeysuckle Hall- 

 iana, Scarlet Trumpet, Yellow Trumpet, 2'ac. 

 Hibiscus Miniatus versicolor, Gen. de Courtigis, 

 Decorus, Grandiflorus, 2c: Peachblow. 3c. fm- 

 patiens Sultani, 2c. Jasmine Maid of Orleans, 

 3c. Gracillimum, 2bc; Revolutiun. 2c; Poetlcum, 

 2^c; Prlmulinum, new hardy yellow, 10c. Jus- 

 ticia Velutina, 2''2C. Lantanas, dwarf, Seraphice, 

 Amiel, Aurora, Francine.Tetnys, Rene Poitevine, 

 yellow, 2hic. Moonvines, white flowering, 2'rjc. 

 Orange Browallia, 2c. Oleander Lutea. 3c; dou- 

 ble pink. 2'ac. Pllea, Artillery plant, 2c. Petu- 

 nias, mixed double, 2>ac. Perennial Phlox, 12 

 kinds, strong pot plants, 2>ac. Ruellia Formosa, 

 2c. Rubbers. 4-in., $3.00 per dozen; 5-in., $4.00 

 per dozen. Swainsona Alba, 2'qc. Vincas, strong 

 divisions, 2 to 4 leads, ready for 4-in., 4c. 



4-inch Roses in the following kinds : 



Antoine Verdier, Anny Muller, Alba Rosea, 

 Burbank, Bessie Brown, Bougere, Bride Baby 

 Rambler, Cleveland, Clara Watson, Cherry Ripe, 

 Cardinal, Climbing Soupert, Crimson Rambler, 



Ctsse. Riza du Pare, David Pradle, Devoniensis 

 Defiance, Dorothy Perkins, Dr. Grill, Etoile de 

 France, Etoile de Lyon, Freiherr von Marschal, 

 Glory of Mosses, Gen. de Tartas, Golden Gate, 

 Helen Guillot, Hermosa, Helen Gruld (Balduin), 

 Helen Good, Isabella Sprunt, Ideal, Ivory, Kai- 

 serln Augusta Victoria, Lady Battersea, Lady 

 Gay, La Sylphlde, Lady Mary Corry, Marigold, 

 Media, Maria Guillot, Mrs. Robt. Peary, Mrs. B. 

 R. Cant, Mrs. Degraw. Mile. Franciska Kruger, 

 Mile. Helena Gambler, Marie van Ooberg-Gotha, 

 Mme. Jos. Schwartz, Mme. Lombard, Mme. Jean 

 Sisley, Mme. de Vatry, Mme. Hoste, Mme. 

 Welche, Mme. Schwaller, Mme. Caroline Testout, 

 Mme. Jules Grolez, Mme. Camille, Mme. de 

 Watteville, Olivia, O. A. Singer, Malmaison, 

 Prince of Bulgaria, Primrose, Pink La France, 

 Princess Bonnie, Pierre Guillot, Pink Aurora. 

 Perle des Jardins. Red La France (Duchess of 

 Albany), Striped La France, Shandon, Snow- 

 flake, Souv. d'un Ami, Souv. de Cath. Guillot, 

 The Queen, Triomphe de Pernet Pere, Winter 

 Gem, White Bougere. White La France, Welles- 

 ley, Yellow Oocbet (Mme. Matrat), Wm. R. Smith. 

 $1.00 per dozen; $7.50 per 100; $60.00 per 1000. 



Young Roses from 2 and 2-Jl^inch pots: 



Archduke Charles, Bougere, Burbank, Brides- 

 maid Baby Rambler. Christine de None, Coquette 

 de Lyon, Caroline Goodrich, Crimson Rambler, 

 Cath. Mermet, X!lothilde Soupert. Ctsse. Riza da 

 Pare, Dr. Grill. Etoile de Lyon. Gruss an Teplitz. 

 Golden Gate, Gen. de Tartas, Helen Gould (Bald- 

 uin), Ivory, Isabella Sprunt. Keystone, Lucullus, 

 Mme. de Watteville, Mme. Margottin, Mme. Ca- 

 mille, Mme. Antoine Rebe, Mme. Welche, Mme. 

 de Vatry, Mme. Abel Cbatenay. Mile. Franciska 

 Kruger, Mile. Cecil Berthod, Mrs. B. R. Cant, 

 Mrs. Degraw, Mary Washington, Marie Guillot, 

 Marie van Houtte, Maman Cochet, Meteor. Me- 

 dia, Pink Rambler, Pillar of Gold, Queen's Scar- 

 let, Rainbow, Safrano, Suowflake, Souv. de la 

 Malmaison, Souv. d'un Ami, The Queen, W. A. 

 Richardson, Wichuraiana, Yellow Rambler. The 

 above list at 40c per dozen; $2.50 per 100; $25.00 

 per 1000. 



Boule de Neige, Ball of Snow, Clio, Duchess of 

 Albany, Etoile de France, Helen Good, Kaiserin, 

 Lady Battersea, La France. Mme. Jules Grolez, 

 Mme. Alfred Carrier, Mrs. Robt. Pearyj_Princes8 

 Bonnie, Striped La France, Trier, White La 

 France, Wellesley, Yellow Cochet. This list at 

 50c per dozen; $3.00 per 100; $30.00 per 1000. 



Glory of Mosses, 4c. Mousseline, 4c. Henry 

 Martin,4c. Olivia, 4c. Perle des Jaunnes,4c.Rhea 

 Reid, 10c. Wm. R. Smith, 5c. 



Terms, Cash with order. References, Any Local Bank and Kzpress Companies 



mm THE REESER FLORAL CO., Dibaoa, Ohio 



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Maryland! My Maryland! 



The most wonderful PINK ROSK in cultivation. As a grower for 365 days in the 

 year, it has no equal. Own roots, 214-in. pots, $10.00 per 100; $00.00 per 1000; and 

 quick delivery can be made by us. 



Wyndmoor Station, Chestnut Hill, 

 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



MYERS a SAMTMAN, 



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Smilax, maidenhair fern and asparagus 

 are not as plentiful as usual at this time. 



Vaxious Notes. 



The annual election of oflBcers of the 

 California State Floral Society was held 

 April 9. H. Plath v?as reelected presi- 

 dent. 



A flovrer show is planned for Septem- 

 ber, at the Pairmount hotel, for which 

 premiums to the value of $475 have been 

 already given by city merchants and sev- 

 eral hundred dollars more are promised. 



Fred Peach, a florist at 3041 Baker 

 street, was assaulted and robbed by two 

 soldiers at his home on the evening of 

 April 9. He lost $14 in the encounter 

 and his assailants have not been located. 



James Walters, gardener to W. S. Kit- 

 tle, of San Kafael, has recovered from 

 his recent severe illness. G. 



The Ebvibw is the best ever. — Wm. 

 MuBDOCH, Port Huron, Mich. 



CANNAS 



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 60 varieties 



The Conard & Jones Co. 



WEST GROVE, PA. 



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Des Moines, Ia. — The Lozier flower 

 store will be removed from its present 

 location on Walnut street to make room 

 for a new theater. 



Falmouth, Mass. — H. V. Lavfxence 

 has moved his seed store and greenhouses 

 to a new location and did a largely in- 

 creased trade at Easter. 



Jackson, Tenn. — Frank Monroe, sec- 

 retary of the Metcalfe Floral Co., has 

 been spending some time in this city, 

 looking after the interests of the Jackson 

 Pride Greenhouses. ■< 



