.laniiaiy 3. 1920 



HORTICULTURE 



coniania transfer signs In the same 

 design are also available, four for a 

 dollar. 



Further Support Urgently Needed. 



This is the time when good resolu- 

 tions are made. If you have not yet 

 subscribed to the Publicity Fund, it 

 would be a graceful act on your part 

 to begin the year with a subscription - 

 graceful to yourself, as well as to the 

 Publicity Committee, who have taken 

 so much upon their shoulders in for- 

 warding the work which has meant 

 so much for the whole trade. Every 

 florist who withholds his support to 

 the campaign holds back also the 

 work. The committee, necessarily, 

 must plan arrangements for publicity 

 a considerable time in advance, and 

 they cannot enter into contracts 

 blindly; they must know that they will 

 have the money to meet their obliga- 

 tions when due. 



The florists no longer have "hard 

 times" to contend with, our campaign 

 has helped wonderfully to increase 

 business, and all of us are reaping the 

 benefit. 



Right now is the time to show ai> 

 Iireciative interest in the campaign 

 work — with a cheque covering a sub- 

 scription. Subscription blanks and 

 other matter mailed upon application. 



John You no, Secy. 

 1170 Broadway. 

 New York. N. Y. 



ST. VALENTINE'S DAY PASTER 

 STAMP. 

 The Promotion Bureau of the Na- 

 tional Publicity Campaign has pre- 

 pared the gummed paster stamp. 

 l',L'X2in.. reproduced in the accom- 

 panying engraving. The heart is in 

 red. on a black background, with an 

 outer background in green. Cupid, of 

 course, is in flesh color. The stamps 

 are offered at low prices, on orders 

 send to Secretary Young. 1170 Broad- 

 way. New York. 



BULBS, 



Etc. 



JAP. LILIES — Giganteum, Auratum, Rubrum, Melpomene, Roseum. 

 Album, Magnificum. 



VALLEY PIPS — Forcing grade, Dutch or German. 



T. R. BEGONIAS — Single, separate colors or mixed. 2 sizes. 



Write for prices specifically stating requirements 



McHUTCHISON & CO. '''l^^T' 



95 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK 



WANTED 



1.000 HIavk Walnut, 1 yr. 

 10. (MH) llnneyluoiiKt, 1 yr. 

 SUiii<l:ir(l Applet 

 Stan<liir<l IVhfn 

 <irH|>t> \ ineH 

 lt«'rry riant s 

 <|iiote (|iiiintities, kin<U, 

 size-i tintl prices. 



OFFERED 



Ihe Elm City Kutsery Co., WOODMONl NURSERIES. Inc.. 



IXTKODlf EK.S OK BOX-B.\KBKKK V IBOMU.M TKIVET 



lO.UUO .\merican Ilpmlurk, 



2-2V4 fl. 



10,000 American Hrmlock, 



',"...-3 ft. 



.'..000 .lapun Vew. 18-24 In. 



.'J.OIH) .liipnn Vew, 24-30 in. 



."..OOO ll.vdrHnKi-H. r.<i.. 2-3 



ft. 

 5.00<l Il.v<lrnnK<'U I'.U.. 3-4 

 fl. 



NEW HAVEN. 

 CONN. 



We are Headquarters for the BEST OF EVERYTHING 



IN 



VEGETABLE SEEDS 



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 of capable and experienced men, we are equipped for and are producing 



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of all kinds In quantity and of highest quality. 

 Glad to quote for present delivery or on growing contract for future delivery. 



JEROME B. RICE SEED CO., Cambridge, N. Y. 



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