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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



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RACINE. WlS.-Wm. Drinkwater, 

 who opened a florist's store here about 

 Thanksgiving, has disappeared and it 

 is alleged that numerous creditors are 

 anxious to learn his present where- 

 abouts. 



THE FLORISTS' MANUAL 



By WILLIAM SCOTT. 



A Complete Reference Book for Commercial Florists. Over 200 larg-e pag'es. 

 Handsomely illustrated. Following is a list of the subjects covered: 



LOS ANGELES, CAL.— The com- 

 mittee of the Chamber of Commerce 

 appointed to secure the establishmenv 

 here of a national botanical garden 

 ihas recommended the leasing of Grif- 

 fith Park by the government for the 

 purpose. 



SYRACUSE, N. Y.— The Central New 

 York Horticultural Society gave a 

 •complimentary entertainment to mem- 

 bers and friends the evening of Jan. 12. 

 The program included a paper on rose 

 culture by R. S. Bard, popular readings 

 and some numbers on the grapho- 

 ■phone. 



Abutilon 



Acacia 



Acalypha 



Acantlu)plicenix 



Acer japonicum 



Achillea 



Achiniines 



Acrophyllum 



Adiantum 



Agapanthus 



Agave 



Ageratum 



A 11 a man da 



Alocasia 



Aloysia citriodora 



Altemantliera 



Amaranth us 



Amaryllis 



Amptiiopsis 



Ananas 



Annuals 



A hericum 



Anihurium 



Antini.ipura 



Aponogeton distach- 



yon 

 Aquatics 

 Araucaria 

 Ardisia 

 Aristolochia 

 Asparagus 

 Aspidistra 

 Asplenium 

 Aster 



Astilbe iaponica 

 Azalea 



Balsam 

 Bay T'-ees 



Bedding Plants 

 Begonia 

 Bellis 



Bottom Heat 

 Bougainvillea 



Bouvardia 

 Bromeliads 

 Browallia 

 Bulbs 



Caladium 



Calamus 



Calceolaria 



Camellia 



Canna 



Carludovica 



Carnation 



Celosia 



Centaurea 



Cheirantlius 



Chrysanthemum 



Cineraria 



Clematis 



Cobea 



Cold-frames 



Coleus 



Cosmos 



Cotyledon 



Crinum 



Crocos 



Croton 



Cycas 



Cyclamen 



Cytisus 



Dahlia 

 Decorations 

 Decorative Material 



(Wild) 

 Decorative Plants 

 Deutzia 

 Dianthus 

 Dracaena 

 Drainage 



Easter Plants 

 Eoacris 

 Erica 

 Eriostemon 



Eucharis 



Eupatorium 



Euphorbia 



Ferns 



Fertilizers and Ma- 

 nures 



Ficus 



Fittonia 



Floral Arrangements 



Freesia 



Fuchsia 



Fun^cides and Insec- 

 ticides 



Gardenia 



Geranium 



Gladiolus 



Glazing 



Glechoma 



Gloxinia 



Grasses 



Greenhouse Building 



Grevillea robusta 



Hardy Perennial 



Plants 

 Hardy Shrubs 

 Heating 

 Hedera (Iv^') 

 Hedge Plants 

 Heliotrope 

 Hibiscus 

 Hollyhock 

 Hotbeds 

 Hoya 

 Hydrangea 



Impatiens Siiltani 

 Iresine (Acliyranthes) 



Jasminum 



Kalmia tsum) 



Koeniga (Sweet Alys- 



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