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Title: Florists' review (microform)
Identifier: 5205536_24_2 (find matches)
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Subjects: Floriculture
Publisher: Chicago : Florists' Pub. Co
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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40 The Weekly Florists^ Review* heptbmbbb tt, i9oy. BULBS We have a few sarpluB White Romans 12/13 cm. Bolid bnlbs, $2.25 per 100; $17.50 per 1000. See our full list of Seasonable Seeds and Bulbs for prtstrnt plant ns Yuess Gardens Co. hewburgh, N. Y. Mtjntioii The Review when you write. P RI M'U .li W£ No better strains in existence. Famous Ronsdorfer and La^ann Oi>conica hybrids. 2-in. stock ready now. For pric* see classified adv. J. L. SCHILLER, 929 Prouly Ave.,Toledo, 0. Mention The Review when you write. Catalogues, Colored Plates, CAUENSABS. POST CARDS, BTC. HIGH CLASS ENGRAVINGS of ALL KINDS Send for CatftlOKue. VRFDCNBURG & CO. ROCHKSTER. 1™^ TORK Mention The Review when you write. in connection with other spices. Prac- tically all of it is imported, most of it coming from France. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS. The market for agricultural chemicals continues steady. Current prices are about as follows: AMMONIATES. S. C. phosphate rock, ground, per 2,000 Ibfe. f. o. b. Charleston 16.75@7.00 F. o. b. Anbley HWer. 2,400 lbs.. 5-50@5.75 do dried 7.00i7.25 Florida high grade, phosphate rock, t. o. b. Fernaiidina, per ton 8.50@9.00 Florida land pebble and phosphate rock, t. o. b. Tampa, per ton 3.75@4.0O Tennessee phosphate, t. o. b. Mt. Nit. of soda, 95%, per 100 lbs.... 2.10@2,12J4 Nit. of soda, futures, per 100 lbs. 2.10@2.12% Snip, ammonia, spot. 100 lbs...... 2.60;2.^M. Dried blood. New York, low grade.2.62%©2.66 Dried blood. Western, high grades, „ ^,„„ ..^ fine ground, f. o. b. Chicago... 2.45®2.47% Fish scrap, dried, f. o. b. works. 2.60 and 10 Wet acldul'd 6 p. c. of ammonia per unit, f. o. b. works 2.20 and 35 Tankage, concentrated, per unit, f. o. b. Chicago 2.15@2.17% POTASHES. Double manure salt (48@40 p. c. less than % per cent chlor'ne), shipment, per lb Ba'sls^8®p.-c! High grade manure salt (90093 p. cent sulphate potaHh), shipment. 2. Manure salt. In bulk. 20 per cent actual p«itai»h, per ton 4.75 Kalnlt, per ton 8.50 Mur. potash, 80 per cent 1 PHOSPHATES. Acid phosphates, per unit ,„-^i,o"^n Steamed bone, per ton 19.00019.50 Ground bone, per ton 26.00@27.00 SUTTON'S SOLANUM CROSSES. Sutton & Sons, Reading, England, are experimenting with a view to introduc- ing a new race of disease-resisting pota- toes. Solanum etuberosum has been grown in the firm's grounds for twenty years and has all along proved immune to disease. It has now been crossed with Solanum tuberosum and the hybrids are also immune to disease, even when grow- ing alongside of infested plants of the ordinary oommercial variety, S. tube- Boddiaj2(ton s Gigantic Cyclamen
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Boddlngton's Gigantic Cyclamen. Tbeseed of Oycln men is often bow:' too early In the year frnm the middle o Augu>-t to the end o' October is the bees ime. The 8eedling^ h of bloom A magui- flcent «train of Cy clamen with flowert^ rf eztraordlnarr size and nubstance. GiKantIc Wliite Butterfly. Pure white: imtnense fluwers. GlKantio Snowflake. Thelarf; tst of all white 0>clamen. Gisrantlo Cberry-red. MoRt brilliant and effective. Glffantic Rose. Immense flowertr o> a pieahing shade of light rose Gleantio Pink. Exquisite shade oi -oft pink. GlKantlc Crimson. Most ftrik iuK color; uuder artiflrlal light appears tn be alroo^t luminous. Gicantlc Crimson and White. A maenihcent Huwer of the larg pet tyne. Gigrantic SyrinflB Blue (new). A "'h rral"P c- lor. Gisantlc Ldlao. A very plrasine i^ol ir. lighting up well at night. Any of the above varlettes.. trade pkt., SOc; 100 seedSr $1.00; 1000, $7.50. iJcii>ecti<in of the above nine select- ed varieties, one pkt. of each, for «4.P0. GlKantio Mixed. A mixture o! all the abuve varieties in proper procortinn. Trade pkt, 60c; IK seeds. 76c; loro seeds, 98.00. HAT. A very pretty type of 0< lor. pink, with mffuped bli tcbe» of crimson at base of petals. Trade pkt., SOc. lOnseedn $i ?5. SALMON QUKKN. Undonbtedly one of the mo't distiui t and beautiful salmon colort found in Cyclamen. Trade pkt., 60c; MX) seedf. Cyclamen Persiciun arlKantenm Salmo- nlum splendens. The finer t salmon-pini vri'ty Iranepki. 6«c: loo»eeds.tl 76 Cyclamen Persicum BiKantenm, Roco- co, Itlized Colors. Thr^ be utifully fringed flowers measure A inches in diameter. Trade pkt ."iOc: 10 »ppd«. $1 76. Cyclamen Persicum glKanteam, Busb Hill Pioneer. A beautiful ntw feathered < ytiaroen in variuus colors. Trade pkt., SOr 100 seeds, $2.00. Six Grand Novelty (yclamens Peach Blossom. An exceptionally hand some vaiii ty of an intense rose color. Tradt pkt., fiOn: per 100 seeds. $1.75. Purple Kins:. The best of all crimson varieties ai d ^t^iliillgly beautiful. Trade pkt., SOc; pe* 100 needs, $1.75. Phoenix. Brieht rherry-crimson flower^ freely produced. Trade ikt., 60c. Rose of Marienthal. Soft shell pink; a vei^ lire'ty variety. Trade pkt,, 60c; per 10< s.ed« $1 5. Salmon Kins:. R'oh color. One of the very bHHi of tbi" beautiful shade. Trade pkt., 50r inn needs $i 50. Vulcan. Th«» rich crimson color is very strife ine and contrasts almirably with the pure white of Butterfly. Trade pkt., SOc. Collection of the preceding six varieties of ur to-date Novelty Cyclamens for $2.50. ARTHUR T. BODDINGTON Seedsman, 342 W. 14th Street, NEW YORK

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