October 12, 1011. 



ThcWeeldy Florists' Review. 



AZALEAS ARE IN|rcI?.7™^r 



- We have received our first car of Belgian Azaleas, fine plants, personally picked and selected in Ghent by a member 

 of our Company • re-assorted here, and none delivered to our customers that do not come up to the highest standard of 



excellence-shapely, weU balanced, abundanUy budded plants. 



Mr. W. A. Saltford. of " The Saltford Flower 

 Shop" (whom we quote by permlralon), tald laat 

 year: 



*' fbe Aza'eas we 'boofirbt'f torn ^ackaon A Perkioa 

 (Company were the floest lot we ever forced, and we 

 have given tbem a dapllcate order fnr four hundred 

 plants thl8 year." (And Hr. Saltford was so well 

 plra8*>d with THAT lot that he gave us another large 

 order for Azaleas THIS year.) 



VARIETIES:— This list, and a few more, and 

 while they last at these prices: 



Apollo. Doable; dark red; late. 



Bernard Andreas Alba. Doable; pare white; 

 late. 



Deutsche Perle. Doable; pure white; one of 

 the best. 



Doctor Moore. Doable; deep roee; fine; late. 



Kmpereur Ifa Breall. Doable; soft roee; extra 

 fine; late. 



Empress of India. Doable; rich, rosy, salmon; 

 late. 



Ernest Eorkhantte. Doable: brllliaot red. 



Madauae Petrick. Seml-djable; deep rose; very 

 early. 



Madame Van der Crnyssen. Semi-double; 

 bright red; early. 



Niobe. Fine; doable white; late. 



Prof. Welters. Single; rose, bordered with 

 wliite; early. 



Simon Mardner. Doable pink; early. 



Vervaeueana. Doable: rosy salmon; white mar- 

 gin; early. 



Vervaeneana A,lba. Xew, very desirable early 

 kirid. 

 PRICES. Do*. 100 



10 to U inches in diameter $ 5 00 $38 00 



12 to 14 Inehea in diameter 6.00 4!i00 



14 to 16 inches in diameter 7 60 60 00 



\ <0 ^ 16 to 18 inches iix diameter 12.00 90.00 



"The Azaleas you shipped me this fall are cert»l»»f ine; the Madame Petrick were brought into bloom for Ohristmas without forcing. We had the 

 best Azaleas in Worcester for the holidays, and I can assure you of my order for next season." Chas. D. Mackle, Worcester, Mass., Dec 31, 1910. 



"The car of plants made record-breaking time and came through In fine shape; the Azaleas and Rhododendrons were rery fine, in fact, beyond 

 criticism." T. R. Hopkins, Seattle, Washington. Jan. 11. Mai. 



Prompt orders are invited, while the assortment is complete, and while the plants are fresh and perfect; get them 

 started for the holidays; nothing eisier to bring into bloom and nothing more salable or more profitable than these hand- 

 some plants when in bloom. 



JACKSON & PERKINS COMPANY, wb'^.^roAiy. Newark, Wayne CiiiBty, New Y«rk State 



Mention Tbe Review when Toa write 



Chrysaiithemams 



Havlnc disposed of onr surplas stock 

 plants of ADVANCE, we are now In posi- 

 tion to take ordem for yonnc plants for 

 January or February delivery of the three 

 followint:: 



SMITH'S ADV ANCE-The earliest large flow- 

 ering white, a fine companion of Golden Olow. Oan 

 be had from July onward according to date of plant- 

 ing and selecting buds. Being more dwarf and flow- 

 ers more double than OctLberFrofet, is a decided Im- 

 provement on that variety. It wa- so well i-ecelved 

 by all purchaters this season, we predict a very 

 heavy demand. Pi ice. tl.20 per lU; flO 00 per 100. 



UN »KA— This variety has sustained onr last 

 year's desc^ption. Sxink a strong grower^wlth per- 

 fect siem «id foliage, a fine Incnrved bloom of a 

 pleasing shade of i>lnk and maturing the first week 

 of October, places It foremost among early pinks. 

 In fact, there is no other good pink to compete with 

 it at this date. Price, 11.20 per 10; $10.00 per loc. 



CHRYSOIOKA-Thls variety Is about 15 days 

 earlier than Col. D. Appleton. Is of larger size, 

 stronger stem, not as tall, in color is inteimedl te 

 between this variety and Major Bonnaffon. This 

 with Its excellent keeping (lualltles places it In the 

 front ranks of the commercial sorts. Price. $3 00 

 per 10; $26.00 per 100. 



Place Your Orders Early. 



ELMER D. SMITH & CO., Adrian, Nick. 



Mention Thp RpvIpw whew von write 



FERNS— ROSES 

 ....BEGONIAS.... 



AmerpohJtl, Barrowsii, Scottli. Elegantissima 

 Boston, Jacksoni. Pjersont. Sword. Whitmanl' 

 2i«-in ,.pot9, $4 00 per 100 ; 4-in.. $16 00 per 100 ' 

 Rflx Begonias assorted varieties, S-in. pot 

 plants. >5 00 per 100; $45.C0 per 1000. 

 Roses our specialty. Ask for quotations 



Th Dmgec & Contrd Ca.,^1?:,"nr'' 



Always mention the Florists' Review when 

 writing advcrttsers. 





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FOR 



HEATHS AND ACACIAS 



We are headquarters and grow 

 all our own stock, all sizes and 

 varieties, for immediate delivery. 



Write for Fall Price List, just issued. 



KNIGHT & STRUCK CO. 



Ottioes: Hurseriea: 



I Madison Avenu*. Iluslilna:, Lone Island, 

 New York, N. T. Mew York 



Mention The Review when you write. 



THOMPSON CARNATION CO. 



Carnations i 



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Chrysanthemums - * 



JOLIET, ILLINOIS 



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Julius Roehrs Co. 



RUTHERFORD, N. J. 



Palms, Plants, Orchids, Bte. 



Bend for Price list. 



Mention The Review wben yoti write. 



Vinca Vines 



White and green, variegated p«r 100. $3.50 



Green variegated per 100, 8.00 



Carnation Plants 



A few hundred field grown La^^son, at $4.00 

 per 100. 



Asparagus 



Plumosus, 2-inch per 100, #2.00 



Sprenserl, 2-inch per 100, 1.60 



Boston Ferns 



Fine, 2ifl.inch perlOO. |3.00 



Satisfa<ition guaranteed. 



MILLER'SFIorists 



NEWARK, OHIO 



Alw«ys 



itkm the Florists* Rerlew 

 wrtCInc adTertlwer s . 



