Trade list for the season Fall 1924 [of] peonies, delphinium for forcing, spiraeas for forcing, roses for forcing, bleeding heart for forcing cyclamen seed / Weller Nurseries Company, Inc.

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WELLER’S GREATER PERENNIAL NURSERY

FOR A GREATER PERENNIAL BUSINESS

TRADELIST

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For the Season FALL 1924

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WELLER'S BETTER PEONIES

PEONIES DELPHINIUM for forcing

SPIRAEAS for forcing ROSES for forcing

BLEEDING HEARTS for forcing CYCLAMEN SEED

WELLER NURSERIES COMPANY, Inc.

* ^ ^ ESTABLISHED 1903 INCORPORATED 1920

HOLLAND, MICHIGAN

TERMS

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Prices net and subject to change without notice.
All goods travel at purchaser’s risk and expense.
Prices are F. 0. B. Holland, Mich.

Packing and Cases will be charged at cost price.

We allow 5% discount for cash with order, 2% 10 days or net 30 days after
date of invoice.

All offers subject to goods being unsold upon receipt of order.

Orders from unknown parties must be accompanied with cash or satisfactory
reference.

All claims for damage occuring in transit should be made to the railroad or
Express Company delivering the goods. If boxes are broken or any
other visible damage done, it should be noted on the receipt to be used
in filing claim.

FOR CANADA

Prices quoted in this catalogue are in American Currency. Canadian customers
should remit by draft on New York or Postal Money Order payable in
American dollars.

OUR GUARANTEE

All plants offered in this list are grown in our own nurseries, and handled by
experienced help, so that we know our stock to be true to name and
free from any disease. We are glad to guarantee it as such, and should
it by mistake prove otherwise, we shall gladly refund, upon proper
proof, the original amount paid for the stock, or make replacement
of the original order.

WELLER’S

Better Peonies

“Ours for Flowers”

As well as Weller’s Perennials “With That Wonderful Root-system” is
established in the minds of our friends and customers, so are we known for
Weller’s Better Peonies; because of their positiveness to Flower, the wonderful
roots that go with the eyes, and our guarantee for true-to-name stock.

How Weller’s Better Peonies are Grown
and Delivered

Weller’s Better Peonies are grown on one year well manured land, to
insure a permanent and healthy growth, as well as a good development of the
root system. The plants are cut into small divisions, pruning the roots as
close as possible, so that entirely new roots may develop. Two years from
planting, these divisions are dug and divided into good, salable plants, 3-5 eyes
plus a good bunch of roots, and shipped to our customers. Some Peony growers
leave their plants in the field three years before selling them, but we find that
there is always a tendency for the development of disease, the roots getting
coarse and heavy, the result of which is a poor looking division without roots,
and dissatisfied customers. It is more profitable for the grower to grow Peonies
for three years before selling them, but we believe in selling a Better Peony,
thus giving our customers better value for their money.

^‘Peonies are Money Makers”

As we are used to saying: ''Peonies are Good Property”

Every Florist should have a patch of Peonies for cutflowers, and as
the years pass along, they grow into value, the plants getting larger and pro-
ducing more bloom. One hundred dollars invested in Peonies, ought to save a
Florist a $300.00 cutflower bill at Decoration day alone. Peonies planted for
cutflower purposes, should be planted 3 ft. apart in rows, rows set apart four
feet, one acre requiring 3630 plants.

Time to Plant Peonies

The proper time to plant Peonies is from September 1st until the
ground freezes. Spring planting is never satisfactory. While our stock of
some varieties is only limited, we urge our friends to place their orders early.
Orders filled in strict rotation.

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WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich.

WELLER’S BETTER
PEONIES

For Fall Delivery

3 to 5 Eyes, Plus Roots
Varieties suited for Decoration Day, marked ( * )

Grade Fer 100

ALBATRK (Avalanche) (Cioiisse, 1805.) Late, white, flecked carmine,
creamy collar waxy-white, very fragrant. A grand flower,
opens like a rosebud. One of the best 8.7 $35.00

ALBERT CROUSSE, (Crousse 1893) Late, rosy-white, fragrant. Tall
strong plant, free bloomer, in clusters, perfect in form and
extra fine variety 8.6 40.00

*AUGUSTINE d’HOUR, (Calot, 1867.) Early, brilliant rose red, fine

stem, large flower. The best red for cut-flowers 7.8 45.00

AVALANCHE (See Albatre.)

BARONESS SCHROEDER, (Kelway, 1889.) Very large, globular rose
type. Flesh white bud, bleaching to white when open. Vigorous
grower with strong stems. The most rose-like in shape, appeai'-

ance and fragrance of any white Peony 9.0 70.00

BOULE DE NEIGE, (Calot 1867.) Mid-season, milk white, sulphur cen-
ter, prominently flecked crimson. Finest cutflow’er 25.00

CLAIRE DUBOIS, (Crousse 1886.) Mid-season. Erect strong grower,
will last longer than any other variety. Clear deep lile-rose,
delicate fragrance, free bloomer 8.7 65.00

COUKONNE D’OR, (Calot 1873.) This is the famous crown of gold.

Snow-white, reflecting golden-yellow stamens. Exti’a 8.1 35.00

*EDULIS SUPERBA, (Lemon 1824.) Earliest bright clear pink with

silvery reflex. Best cutflower. 7.6 30.00

FELIX CROUSSE, (Crousse 1881.) A rich, even dazzling ruby-red.

Strong gi'ower. Finest vaidety for cutflower purposes 8.4 40.00

"^FESTIVA MAXIMA, (Miellez, 1851.) Very early, pure white, promin-
ently flecked crimson, extra tall, strong vigorous grower, the
most popular and best white 9.3 25.00

KARL ROSENFIELD, (Rosenfield 1908.) Mid-season, red, dark velvety-
crimson, clear and brilliant without a trace of purple. A flow-
er of rare beauty. Immense in size, globular, most excellent

bloomer. This is going to be the most popular Peony of the

time 8.8 80.00

LIVINGSTONE, (Crousse 1879.) One of the finest late peonies ; immense
compact flower of fine rose type. Both buds and flowers are
larg^e and beautiful. Pale lilac-rose color with sheen silver,
very free, sure bloomer in clusters. Fine cuUflower vai’iety 8.1 40.00

Per 1000

$300.00

350.00

400.00

650.00

200.00

350.00

200.00

750.00

350.00

WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich.

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Grade Per 100

MADAME CALOT, (Miellez 1856) A wonderfully free white flower-
ing Peony, the flowers overlaid with delicate blush. A great
cut-flower variety, blooming with Edilis Superba. Usually in
flower for Decoration Day 8.1 25.00

MONS. .TULES ELIE (Croiisse 1888.) Early, glossy lilac pink color, shad-
ing to deeper rose at the base of the entire flower. Very fra-
grant. Finest cutflower 9.2 60.00

MADAME EMILE LEMOINE. (Lemoine 1899.) M. Lemoine thought
enough of this Peony to name it after his wife. Extra large
full, inbricated round flower, on first opening glossy white,
overlaid with a sheen of tender satiny pink, covered with min-
ute lilac dots. A variety to be appreciated, free, rare and beau-
tiful 8.9 45.00

MADEMOISELLE LEONIE CALOT, (Calct 1861.) Early, very delicate
rose-white, center shading deeper, slightly carmine tips. Very
fine form 8.1 30.00

MARIE CROUSSE, (Crousse 1892.) Enormous, very full, globular flow-
ers on long, strong stems : color soft flesh with a salmon reflex
in center. A most desirable Peony 8.9 100.00

MIKADO. (Origin unknown) A very fine and most striking Japanese
variety. Very large blooms, guards of very broad petals of
brilliant red : center petals long and narrow of a bright golden
yellow, making it a verv striking combination 8.6 100.00

MONSIEUR KRELAGE. (Crousse 1883.) Deep currant or solferino-red,
amaranthine center, large flat flowers, perfect in outline. A fine
variety 35.00

MONSIEUR MARTIN CAHUZAC. (Dessert 1899.) Early, good sized
globular rose-type. Deep maroon with garnet hues as if varn-
ished. Darkest Peony in existence. Erect vigorous .grower,
blooming in clusters 8.8 276.00

PRESIDENT TAFT. (Blaauw 1909.) Early mid-season ; fragrant, should
be cut in the bud and opened in the shade to obtain full attract-
iveness. Semi-rose, Hydrangea pink collar and guards splashed
crimson. A gi’eat vaa'iety 8.7 90.00

REINE HORTENSE. (Sec President Taft.)

RUBRA SUPERBA. (Richardson 1874.) One of the latest, very full
flower of magnificent rich brilliant crimson, without stamens.

Very fragnant and the best keeper, indispensible for late cut-

flowers 7.2 40.00

SARAH BERNHARDT. (Lemoine 1906.) The strongest growing of all
Peonies without exception. Very large and pierfect in form.

Color Apple-blossom pink, with each petal silver tipped ; fra-
grance agreeable, magnificent. Do not confound this with Des-
sert’s Variety 9. 250.00

TRIOMPHE DE L’EXPOSITION DE LILLE. (Calot 1865.) Mid-season.

Large compact bloom of a fresh Hydrangea pink color. Splashed

with darker tints of violet rose, white reflex, grand variety 7.8 35.00

Per 1000

225.00

400 00

250.00

850.00

300.00

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WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich.

^jDQlpliiiuiiTn

‘'queen of all blue flowers”

For Forcing

Delphinium (Hardy Larkspur) has always been our specialty,
growing nearly one-half million plants for this purpose. All
our Delphinium for forcing have been transplanted twice to
cause them to make as many fibrous roots as possible (Our
Famous Wonderful Root-system). As soon as the plants are
well ripened in the fall, they ai’e dug, heeled in flats in sand
and left outside to freeze, after which they are put in cold-stor-
age until shipment. This process is absolutely vital if good
results are to be expected. For Forcing, No Blue Flower Will
Equal the Hardy Larkspur ; For Profits, No Plant or Bulb
Costs Less and Brings Bigger Returns.

DELPHINIUM BELLADONNA. The most popular variety. The
sky-blue flowers are freely borne on numerous branching stems
throughout the summer.

Strong 1 year old plants

Strong 2 year old plants

DELPHINIUM BELLAMOSA. A deep blue form of Belladonna.

Strong 1 year old irlants

DELPHINIUM ENGLISH HYBRIDS. A fine strain of Hybrid
seedlings, grown from seeds, specially collected from true
Hybrid varieties. Beautiful variety of all colors. Very tall
growing and free blooming.

Strong 1 year old Plants

Strong 2 year old Plants

Per 100 Per 1000
$ 8.00 870.00

10.00 90.00

10.00 90.00

Per 100 Per 1000
$ 8.00 $70.00

10.00 90.00

WELLEP. NURSERIES CO.. Inc,, Holland, Mich.

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SOMETHING NEW FOR FORCING

Per 100

DIANTHUS LATIFOLIUS ATROCOCCINEOUS fl. pi. A Beautiful
everblooming Dianthus, of a striking deevi crimson color, semi-
double, produced in great profusion. Makes fine potplant of
easy forcing and should be tried by every plant-grower.

Heavy 2 year old plants 15.00

WELLER’S ROSES FOR FORCING

Heavy Forcing Grade.

As one of our customers expressed himself in his correspon-
dence, “Your Roses are the finest I have ever had in my hands”
and the reason is simple. Our rose-fields are plowed twenty-
four inches deep, to enable the plants to send their roots down
as deep as they please, which accounts for the Wonderful Root-
system and sturdy growth of the bush. Further, we top all our
Roses several times early in the spring, so that they may
branch out to the limit and make the wonderful stock we sup-
ply. Once you have forced our Roses you will not want any-
thing else.

BABY RAMBLER VARIETIES.

GRETA KLUIS, (Red Baby Tausendschon) One of the finest vari-
eties for forcing

IDEAL. Darkest of all red Baby Roses. Excellent bloomer

ROSTERS ORLEANS. A very fine and brilliant red Rose. Improved

Orleans

LAFAYETTE. An entirely new break of Baby type. Brilliant
Cherry-crimson flowers as large as Pauls Scarlet Climber, pro-
duced in immense clusters. Extra fine

ORLEANS. The finest of all Baby’s for forcing. Bril'iant gerani-
um red, suffused with rose, center white, making a charming

combination

RUDOI,PH KLUIS. Very dc'icate light pink. Improved Ellen

Poulsen. A great variety

YVONNE RABIER. Best white

CLIMBING ROSES FOP- FORCING.

AMERICAN PILLAR, Rich rosy-pink

DOROTHY PERKINS. Pure salmon pink

DR. VAN FLEET. Flesh white

EXCELSA. Doub'e scarlet

PAULS SCARLET. Brilliant fiery red, fairly large and full, free

flowering, very large

PURITY. Decidedly the best white. (New)

ROSARIE. A deep pink Tausendschon ; very fine

SILVER MOON. Silvery white

HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES FOR FORCING.

FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. Large white

GEORGE ARENDS. Pink Frau Karl Druschki

GRUSZ AN TEPLITZ. Scarlet. Very free flowering

MAGNA CHARTA. Fine pink, best forcer

MRS. JOHN LAING. Very fine soft pink

PAUL NEYRON. Bright pink, shading to rose

ULRICH BRUNNER, Light red, very large

Per 10
$4.50
4.50

5.00

5.50

4.50

4.50

4.50

4 00

4.00

4.00

4.00

5.00
5.00
5.00
4 00

4.00

4.00

4.00

4.00

4.00

4.00

4.00

Per 100
$40.00

40.00

45.00

50.00

40.00

40.00

40.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

40.00
40.00

40.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

35.00

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WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich.

WELLER’S SPIRAEA ( Astilbe ) for Forcing

For years the Perennial Spiraea (Astilbe) has been a favored
plant for forcing in pots, especially before the embargo when
good forcing clumps could be imported from Holland at reas-
onable prices. Since, good forcing stock has been hard to obtain
on account of the comparatively few localities where Spiraea
could be grown successfully. At once when the embargo took
effect, we started to experiment, and since have been quite suc-
cessful and worked up a fair stock to supply at least a part of
the demand. Our Spiraeas are grown on low land and under
irrigation where the plants can grow undisturbed throughout
the summer, making fine, large clumps with good, fat flower-

ing eyes.

Good Forcing Clumps. Per 100

SPIRAEA AMERICA, beautiful violet blue, very strong grower .$40.00

SPIRAEA GLADSTONE, very best white 40.00

SPIRAEA PEACH BLOSSOM, delicate light pink 40.00

SPIRAEA QUEEN ALEXANDRA, very fine clear pink 40.00

SPIRAEA RUBENS, cleai- carmine pink, very fine 50.00

Siiraea are easy forcing and every Florist should have at least
a few of them.

WELLER’S DIELYTRA ( Bleeding Heart)
For Forcing

Bleeding Hearts have always been a favorite for forcing, but of
late on account of the scarcity have almost been forgotten.
Bleeding Hearts is possibly the easiest plant to force, blooming
in 4-5 weeks from the time they have been brought into heat.
It makes a beautiful potplant. Om‘ Bleeding Hearts being
grown in regular black-loam soil, our plants are of the finest

grade, strong, clean and healthy. Per 100

DIELYTRA SPECTABILIS, good forcing clumps $35.00

WELLER’S SUPREME DUTCH
CYCLAMEN SEED

Imported from one of the best and most reliable growers in
Holland, who grows and sells only his own collected seeds.

Place your order now for July delivery. Per 100 Per 1000

GLORY OF WANSBECK, salmon $1.20 $10.00

GLORY OF ZEHLENDORFF, light salmon 1.20 10.00

PERLE OF ZEHLENDORFF, deep pink; 1.20 10.00

ROSE OF ZEHLENDORFF, salmon pink 1.20 10.00

ROSE OF MARIENTHAL, rose with carmine eye 1.20 10.00

SALMONEUM, light salmon 1.20 10.00

APPLE BLOSSOM, pink 1.20 10.00

CARMINE SALMONEUM. finest salmon pink in existence. A prize

winner 2.50 20.00

BRIGHT RED 1.20 10.00

DARK RED, ROSE, PURE WHITE 1.00 8.00

WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich.

QUESTIONAIRE

In order that we may render our customers as efficient service as pos-
sible, we have compiled the following questionaire for your convenience. You
can readily see the benefit of this service and should you be confronted with
troubles of any kind or are successful on any of the subjects, we shall be glad
to hear from you, promising you such service as we may be able to render
you in return.

Weller Nurseries Co., Inc.

Holland, Mich.

I have had a patch of Peonies for years, which were

(Number)

transplanted 192 and have annually cut approximately

$ worth of flowers. Original investment $ They are

planted ft. in rows; rows ft. apart. I have fertilized

them with I have the follow-
ing varieties -- --

Please let me know whether and how I can obtain better results and which var-
ieties I might add to my collection, so that I may have a more complete sup-
ply of flowers as long as the season lasts.

I have forced Spiraeas for years and treated them as follows;

Potted in month. Started forcing

Temperature Time in Flower ^

Troubles if any

I have forced Dielytra for years and treated them as follows:

Potted in month. Started forcing

Temperature Time in Flower

Troubles if any

I have forced Roses for years and treated them as follows:

Potted in month. Started forcing

Temperature Time in Flower

Troubles if any

I have forced Delphinium for years and treated them as follows:

Planted in month. Kind of house or bench

ft. apart. Temperature Time in Flower

Returns in $ Troubles if any

(OVER)

WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich.

Gladioli For Forcing

To give the most complete and accurate instructions in our next issue
of Gladioli for forcing, we would appreciate some of your experiences on the
subject, so that we may compile them v/ith our own experience. If you have
had trouble in getting prompt results we can possibly give you such instruc-
tions as will greatly benefit you also.

I have forced ^ — Gladioli for years and have treated them as follows:

Kind of stock used

Planted in month. Kind of Bench

Kind of soil Depth Apart

Temperature

Variety Time in Flower ^ percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Variety Time in Flower percent

Troubles if any

Perennials For Cut-Flowers

While there are too many varieties of Perennials suited for cutflower
purposes to comment on any particular kind, we will appreciate hearing from
each individual Florist about his experience with his own particular collection.
Perennials for cutflowers are a paying proposition and in order to render you
the last word in service we must know your dilficulties if any.

What varieties do you grow?

How long have you grown them ? years. Original investment

$ Annual investment $ Annual income or saving of

cutflower bills $ Troubles if any

Your Name

St. & No.,

Weller Nurseries Co., inc.

Perennial Specialists
HOLLAND, - MICHIGAN

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Dear Friends : —

During the past four years, our Mr. A. Weller and Mr. H.
Weller have had the pleasure of calling on you and most of our
friends, once and twice during the season ; taking orders and rend-
ering such service as the opportunity has offered, which we trust
has been a pleasure to you as much as it has to them.

We want to thank you heartily for the courtesies you have
always extended them, and we hope that we may continue to enjoy
them for a long time to come. We trust that we have given you suf-
ficient opportunity to study the character of our organization, so
that your confidence in us may not be lost by the following plan.

Our business has made a wonderful growth. It has grown
to such an extent, that there is more demand for our goods than we
can reasonably grow. With this the demand for efficient service in-
creases. In order to grow more and better stock and better our serv-
ice under the strictest economy, we have decided to take our boys
from the road and from now on solicit your orders by mail. They
have learned what service to render in order to retain a customer
and we need them at home to help us do it. You will receive Better
Stock and Better Service in exchange for their personal visit. In
remembrance of our acquaintance and our past services, we hope to
be again favored with your esteemed orders, which we assure you
will be filled with the utmost promptness.

Cordially yours,

Weller Nurseries Co., Inc.

By P. Weller, Mgr.

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