JULY 19, 1900. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



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The Florists' Manual 



By WILLIAM SCOTT. 



A Complete Reference Book for 

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Over 200 larg'e pag'es. 



Haudsom.ely illustrated. 



Following- is a list of the sub- 

 jects covered. 



Abutilon 



Ac tela 



Acilypha 



\ anthraphcenix 



Acer japonicura 



Vchiliea 



Achimines 



.Acrophyllum 



Adiantum 



Agapanlhus 



Agave 



Ageratum 



Alia man da 



Aloca>ia 



Aloysia 



Altemanthera 



Amaranthus 



Amaryllis 



Ampelopsis 



Ananas 



Annuals 



Anthericum 



Anthurium 



Antirrhinum 



Aponogeton 



Aquatics 



Araucarias 



Ardisia 



Aristolochia 



Asparagus 



Aspidistra 



Asplenium 



Aster 



Astilbe japonica 



Azalea 



Balsam 



Bay Trees 



Bedding Plants 



Begonia 



Bellis 



Bottom Heat 



Bougainvillea 



Bouvardia 



Bromeliads 



Browallia 



Bulbs 



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Calamus 



Calceolaria 



Camellia 



Canna 



Carludovica 



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Celosia 



Centaurea 



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Chrysanthemum 



Cineraria 



Clematis 



Cobea 



Cold-frames 



ColeusI 



Cosmos 



Cotyledon 



Crinum 



Crocos 



Croton 

 Cycas 

 Cyclamen 

 Cytisus 

 Dahlia 

 De .orations 

 Decorative PI'ts 

 Deutzia 

 Dianthus 

 Dracaena 

 Drainage 

 Easter Plants 

 Epacris 

 Erica 



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 Eucharis 

 Eupatorium 

 Euphorbia 

 Ferns 

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 Ficus 

 Fittonia 



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 Fuchsia 

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 Glazing' 

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Hardy Shrubs 



Heating 



Hedera (Ivy) 



Hedge Plants 



Heliotrope 



Hibiscus 



Hollyhock 



H )tbeds 



Hnya 



Hydrangea 



Impatiens 



Insecticides 



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Jasminum 



Kalmia 



Koeniga 



Lantana' 



Lapageria 



Lawns 



Lib:)nia 



Lilium 



Lily of the Valley 



Linum trigynum 



Lobelia 



Lysimachia 



Manettia 



Manures 



Maranta 



Martinezia 



Maurandya 



Metrosideros 



Mignonette 



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Moon Flower 



Mulching 



Musa 



Myosotis 



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Nierembergia 



Oleander 



Orchids 



Othonna 



Oxalis 



Packing Flowers 



Packing Plants 



Paeonia 



Palms 



Pandanus 



Panicum var. 



Pansy 



Pelargonium 



Peperomia 



Perilla 



Petunia 



Phlox 



Pinks 



Poinsettia 



Potting 



Primula 



Rhododendron 



Richardia 



Ricinus 



Roses 



Salvia 



Santolina 



Sedum 



Seed Sowing 



Selaginella 



Shading 



Skimmia japon'a 



Smilax 



Soils 



Solanum 



Stephanotis 



Stevia 



Stocks 



Store Manage'mt 



Swainsona 



Sweet Peas 



System 



Thunbergia 



Torenia 



Tropaeolum 



Tuberose 



Valotta 



Vases 



Ventilation 



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