NOTEMBEH 20, 1902. 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



Chrysanthemums... 

 The E. G. Hill Co. 



RICHMOND, INDIANA. 



The great French com- 

 mercial pink : won 

 prizes and certificates 



Mile. Marie Liger. 



without number. Scored 'JS. 



V^-^l|->^. . U ^4.^^^^ No finer variety grown for 



I dlOW CdLUn* commercial ^hipping purposes. 



Scored 91. 



R. E. Richardson. 



923 



The silver medal varie- 

 ty. The best bright 

 pink yet introduced. 



/~*^|gglY||-kg 'S Winner of the prize for tlae best light pink 



at the ChicaRO Show. 



All four of the above, 50c each for single plants. $5.00 per doz., $30. OO per 100. 

 WE HAVE ALREADY BOOKED ORDERS FOR ALL. FOUR OF THE ABOVE IN QUANTITY. 



E also have the most notable prize winners from France, England and Australia. We have 

 Carnot Seedlings in the above classes with strong, stiff stems; magnificent reds, yellows, 

 and whites; you will need them. If you exhibit, you cannot do without them. We 

 have spared no expense to make this collection the finest in the world. 



If you want ^ood healthy Chrysanthemum plants you should buy stock 

 ^rown in the open ground ; continued forcing under _glass weakens stock. We 

 offer the following from the field if ordered at once: 



Opah, 

 Oresco, 



Edgar Sanders, 

 Le Fakir, 



Lavender Queen, 

 Shilowa, 

 Yanariva, 

 Col. Appleton, 

 T. Eaton, 

 Bonnaffon, 

 Mme. Bergmann, 

 Robt. Halliday, 

 Mrs. E. G. Hill, 



Lady Harriett, 



.CHRYSANTHEMIMS... 



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