. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1138 The American Florist. Dec. i8, For Immediate Delivery Dormant, field grown, own roots Sweetheart,Tausendschon, T. Blum- schen, Barbier, 20c each. La Fiamma, Trier, Dorothy Perkins, I/ady Gay, Debutante, Hiawatha, 12c each. Clematis Paniculata Field Grown 1-year 6 cents. 2-year 10 cents Dutch Hyacinths. Named varieties, single and double, 45 kinds, First size bulbs, $ per 100; extra large exhibition size, $10,00 per 100. Chinese Sacred Lilies $ per 100; $ per 1000. Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 1138 The American Florist. Dec. i8, For Immediate Delivery Dormant, field grown, own roots Sweetheart,Tausendschon, T. Blum- schen, Barbier, 20c each. La Fiamma, Trier, Dorothy Perkins, I/ady Gay, Debutante, Hiawatha, 12c each. Clematis Paniculata Field Grown 1-year 6 cents. 2-year 10 cents Dutch Hyacinths. Named varieties, single and double, 45 kinds, First size bulbs, $ per 100; extra large exhibition size, $10,00 per 100. Chinese Sacred Lilies $ per 100; $ per 1000. Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora> 18 to 24 ins 6c. 2 to 3 feet 9c Viburnum Plicatum. 2 to 3 feet 12c. 8 to 3y2 15c Write for our special prices on'Hardy Slirubs. THE DINGEE fi CONARD CO., West Grove, Penna. New Fringed * * Shasta Daisy ' Baltimore. WEATHER HELPS TRADE. The most delectable weather has been the favored portion of this section for the last few weeks. There has been enough frost to give animation to all creation and crispness and color to roses and carnations. All this has had a beneficial effect upon trade and qualities and prices are moving up- wards, whilst the daily demands show a gratifying increase. Carnations are coming in good quantities, roses quite abundant enough, but violets are scarce. The Christmas stock of plants seems abundant, and there will be no lack in any direction. Poinsettias, which in no wise decline in popularity for the uses of the holiday season, are in good shape; lilies, too, are in fair prospect, and the customarv subjects in demand for the holidays seem to be sufficient for the market's needs. The markets seem lively with an unusually variegated assortment of foliage and (lowering plants, and few complaints are heard of dullness of trade, every- body being hopeful that better times have really come and to stay. NOTES. Robert Schmidt, a gardener living long in the vicinity of London Park cemetery, where he was employed for many years past, died on Tuesday
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