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The Weekly FloHsts' Revie^. 



October 20, 1911. , 



FALL BULBS- 



GLADIOLUS 



Per 100 Per 1000 



Bluahinff BrideV.. . i •' • • • • • • $0.65 fS.OO 



TheBride 44 *»^.... iZi - 6.00 



FBENOH SOMAN HYACINTHS '^■■ 



12/16-ctm per 100, $2,60; per 1000, $24.00 



13/15-ctm per 100, 3.00; per 1000, 27.50 



LILEUM FOBMOSUM 



9 10 inch. per 100, $11.00; per 1000, $100.00 



LILITJM GIGANTBUM " — 



7- 9 in. (300 bulbs to case)... per 100, | 7.50; 1000,$ 65.00 

 9t10 in. (200 bulbs to case). . .per 100, 11.00; 1000, 100.00 



DXTTOH SOMAN H7A0INTHS. 



Gertrude, Baroness Van Thuyll, Charles Dickens, Xing 

 of Blues, Queen of Blues. Per 100, $1.75; lOOO, $15.00. 



SINGLE FOBCING HYACINTHS 



Bed, Bose, Pure White, Blush White, Light Blue, Dark 



j^i^e. ^ejr lOo $3.00, 1000 $27.00. -^v ^ 



SINGLE AND DOUBLE BEDDING HYACINTH0' 



Bed, Eose, Wtite and Blush, Pure White, Blue, ail -^^.t^ 

 shades, Light Blue. Per 10Qt$2.50, 1000 ^2.00. 



NAMF.n DUTCH HYACINTHS ^, 



SINGLE EABLY TULIPS 



Per 100- 



ArtuB $0.95 ' 



Belle Alliance 1.60 



ChrysQjOra .'> .70 



L'Immaculee' .76 



Joost Van Vondel 1.40 



La Beine ^ . . . .75 



Pottebakker, white 1.15 



Pottebakker, yellow 1.10 



Pottebakker, scarlet , « 1.35 



Proserpine, rose 1.85 



Thomas Moore 75 



White Hawk 1.40 



Yellow Prince 85 



£xtra fine mixed 85 



DOUBLE EASLY TULIPS 



Per 100 



Bex Bubrorum $1.40 



Salvator Eosa 1.10 



Tournesol, led and yellow 1.50 



Peony, golW 1.10 



Peoii^, TQi.. . ./jt "...,:. l.OO 



yell|^ -Sose ..'!.. J. . 

 Cxtijm fine mixed. ^. . 



SINGLE LAlte TULIPS 





.80. 



Per 100 



Gesneriana, scarlet $1.15 



Isabella . . .'. .'. 1.10 



Macrospeila .75 



— Red, Cardinal Wiseman, Gigantea, Gertrude, Moreno, ^ _ 



Robt. Steiger. White, Baroness Van Thuyll, Mme. Van der--* Parisian, yellow LIS 



, Hoop, La Francaise. Blue, King of Blues, Qoeim of Blaee, Picotee Li^ 



Grand Maitre, Schotel, La Peyrouse. Per doe. ,- 66c ; ItX), Salmon Queen : :.:'.: 1.40 



$4.60; 1000, $40.©0. Extra fine mixed 90 



P^r 1000 



$ 8.00 



14.00 



6.00 



6.50 

 12.00 



6.0H 

 10.00 



9.00 

 12.50 

 16.50 



6.00 

 12.00 



7.50 



7.50 



Per 1000 



$12.06 



lO.Of 



13.00 



10.00 



9.00 



, f.OO 



^ 7.60 



Per 1000 



$10.00 



9.00 



6.60 



9.00 



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A 



A. HENDERSON St CO., I 



Phoae 



M (iu.d.iph»7i}30 E. Randolph St., CHICAGO 



MeoUon The Review when Toa write 



early advance list for dealers, as in- 

 tended. . To illustrate how difficult it 

 is this year to know the product of 

 different crops, we need only name 

 sweet peas. During the past summer 

 we made two trips to California, and 

 while allowing for a short growth of 

 vine and other • conditions affecting the 

 crops, have been greatly disappointed in 

 the actual yields thus far obtained — in 

 many cases falling far below what we 

 considered conservative estimates. 



"We have been constantly on the 

 alert throughout the summer and fall, 

 having traveled more than 30,000 miles 

 in America and Europe to inspect grow- 

 ing crops. Although supplies of many 

 seeds are now bo extremely short, yet 

 it is a pleasure to note each succeeding 

 year that planters and dealers seem to 

 consider more and more quality rather 

 than price." 



THE WOBLD'S SEED CBOPS. 



In its issue of October 14, the Gar- 

 deners' Chronicle, London, prints the 

 following summary of the world's seed 

 crops: 



"Peas. — Peas are very deficient in 

 all countries, and are likely to be at 

 famine prices. The crop is a very dis- 

 appointing one; in fact, one of the 

 worst in living memory, many crops 

 producing not more, and in some cases 

 less, than the seed sown. The demand 

 is far in excess of the supply both at 

 home and abroad. 



"Broad Beans. — In most English 

 counties and in Holland, broad beans 

 have been scorched by the sun and 

 Smothered with black fly; many acres 

 have' been plowed in. In some few 



HIT A CUT FOR XMAS 



Plant Now, Cold Storage Lilies 



»> Caseof200, 7/9 



• Caae of 300, 7/9 



GOOD STOCK 



C. C. POLLWORTH CO., 



$14.00 

 . 18.00 



Milwaukee 



Ayres' Superior 

 Sweet Pea Seed 



OhristmM Pink. ChrlstmM White. ChristBiM 

 Blae, Watchont. Christmas Primrose«lb., $1.50; 

 mb..60c;oz.. 20c. 



Mra. Alex Wallace (lavender), Ayres' Thanks- 

 Vivins (white), Florence Denzer (white), Manr 

 Elisabeth (varieffated pink), Mra. William Sim 

 (salmon pink), Mra. W. W. Smalley (satin pink). 

 lb..|2.00; H lb., 75c: os.. 25o. 



Write for catalogue of many other yarleties. 



Ayres' Re-sdected 

 Grand Rapids Lettuce Seed 



Is universally used by florists. Oz.. 15c; lb., $1.25. 



8i B. AYRES uOi iadw«I»M?* 



Me. 



Floiiats— Nursaryaaen— 8««4lain«m 



10 miles east of Kansas City, Mo. 



Mention The Review when yea write. 



districts, On deep holding ground, how- 

 ever, they have produced very medium 

 crops, and they may not be quite so 

 scarce as runner beans and peas. The 

 jilants of runner beans have grown and 



COLD STPRAGE 

 VALLEY PIPS 



fOR IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT 



$15.00 per 1000 

 1.75 per 100 



Aflk for Bruna' fancy cut 

 Valley and get the beet. 



H.N.BRUNS 



3038-40-42 W. MadisM SL, CHOGO 



Mention The Review when you write. 



BURNETT BROS. 



SEEDS t: BULBS :: PLANTS 



73 Cortlondt St.. NKW YORK CITT 



Always mention tlie Florista* Review 

 wben writlnc advairtleere. 



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