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HORTICULTURE 



July 17, 1920 



Henry H. Barrows 



FERN 

 SPECIALIST 



Write for Price*. 

 H. H. BARROWS, Whitman, Mao. 



CHARLES H. TOTTY 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

 IVIADISOIM, IM. J. 



NephroleiNS Norwood 



Best Crested Fern 



4 Uoh pot», Bxtm h»«Ty, tSS.OO p«T hna- 

 drcd; • loob, f^S.M per hoadred, 



PBILADELFflU. 



lOIEST CIUUIi;.COMPIlNY, 



FA. 



Awarded C«rtlflc»te of Merit at B. ^ 



J". Jt O. H. New York CoDTeatlon. And 



100 other notable kinds. Alwayg ask for 



SWASTIKA BB AJiD QAJOAS. 



Th. nONASP * riEl WESTOtOVE 

 ValONESOO. [311 PtNN.UAA. 



ftr Mmrktl Dmhfmtmt 



CEDAR ACRES 



Gladioli and Dahlias 



Bookleta Frre 



B. HAMMOND TRACT, INC., 



Wenham, Mass. 



THOfMAS J. GREY COMPANY 



■BEDS, BtTLBS AND IMPLiKMKNT« 

 WHOLESALE AND B£TAI1> 



B«a«lMted Stmlna In 8«eds 



ImprOTed Stjlr* In ImplemeaU 



Cotolofn* Dpon AppUeatlea 



16 So. Marke* SSneet 



► IM, IVIASS. 



Burpee's Seeds 



PHII.AJ>£I.PHIA 



BLUE USX OF WHOLESALE PRICT0 



MAn-**^ ONLY TO TH OSE WHO FLAWT 



FOB P&OFIT 



ORCHIDS 



We (row ana aeU notblac bnt OBOHIsa. 

 U jva ue In the mark** for thU alu* •< 

 plant* we reepeotfnlly eoUolt your la^wlriM 

 and orders. Special Uats oB appUeatt**. 



LAGER & HURRELL, Summit, N. J. 



NATIONAL PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN. 



!n a letter covering a subscription 

 lo our Campaign Fund. W. H. Five, 

 Woonsocket, R. I., says: "I plead 

 guilty — have been reaping the benefit 

 of the other fellows' investments long 

 enough."' 



There are hundreds, yes, thousands 

 o£ florists throughout the country who 

 might well follow Mr. Five's lead. We 

 are sure that if they looked upon our 

 movement in the right light, we should 

 not have to make so many appeals for 

 aid. Of course, we know that, in the 

 main, forgetfulness is the reason for 

 seeming apathy. More good intentions 

 are shelved than are put into effect. 

 There is only one way to get them off 

 the shelf, as we all know. That shelf- 

 load for the Publicity Campaign ought 

 by now to be at the dumping point. 

 Why not get your good intention into 

 active shape — let it materialize. You 

 could not set it to work at a better 

 time. 



Our Committee — your Committee — 

 are now worried with the problem ot 

 completing arrangements for the pub- 

 licity which we shall need so much a 

 little later on. It is not the develop- 

 ment of a plan that causes worry so 

 much as the putting of that plan into 

 effect. The financial end of it is a 

 serious undertaking. The publishers 

 of the periodicals we aim to use are 

 obliged to begin work on their differ- 

 ent issues many weeks in advance of 

 their publication dates. They have 

 their own problems to work out. prob- 

 lems which in these days are more or 

 less serious. They must prepare well 

 in advance of their dates, and if they 

 are to be of service to us, we must fall 

 in line with their preparations. We 

 must make out contracts at the time 

 they arrange for a particular issue, and 

 our money to cover these contracts 

 must be in sight also at this time. 

 We cannot expect the Committee to in- 

 cur liabilities they might not be able 

 to discharge. 



Now. it is just this way: if all those 

 florists who have good intentions and 

 the will power to put them into effect 

 will act quickly and let the Secretary 

 know what can be expected of them, 

 the Committee can accomplish much to 

 the advantage of the Campaign. They 

 can put their plans over without dis- 

 appointment through changes com- 

 pelled by limited resources. Our slo- 

 gan, "Say it with Flowers," is too good. 



HYACINTHS 



TULIPS 

 NARCISSUS 



CROCUS 



Catalogue and Special Prices 

 on Application 



J.RLTHORBURN&CO. 



53 Barclay Street 



Tbroagh to 64 Park Place 



NEW YORK CITY 



THE HOUSE OF KELWAY 



Hag a reputation of 70 yeari behind It 

 as a guarantee. 



For three generations we have been 

 Growers and Selectors of pedigree 

 stocks of 



BRITISH SEEDS 



Get our prices for booking forward 

 orders (delivery after 1920 harveet), 

 not tomorrow, but NOW. 



State your requirements, we do the 

 rest. EfflLcient and prompt attention 

 given to all Inquiries. 



Specialties: Garden Seed and Farm 



Boot Seeds. 



KELWAY & SON 



Wholesale Seed Growers, 

 LANGPORT, ENGLAND. 



GIGANTEUM & HARDY LILLI[S 



GLADIOLUS CANNAS 

 AND OTHER SPRIfiG BULBS 



Write for prices 



AMERICAN BULB CO. 



171 N. Wabash At*.. CUcas*, 111. 



E. W. FENGAR 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



147-187 Lind«n Are. 

 IBTarCTOV. M. t. 



BOBBINK CATKINS 



NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS, PUIMTEIIS 



RUTHERFORD. NEW JERSEY 



Wo are snbseiibers to the Norserymen's 

 Fond for Market DoTelopment, alsa "Say 

 It With Flowers" PnbUolty CampaicB. 



BULBS 



rXLIUM GIOANTKUM, also HARDIES 

 shipped DOW or later from cold storage 

 from New York, Denver, ChJcag o and 

 London (Canada). 



FOR JCLY-AUGUST SHIPMENT 

 SEEDLING FERNS in FLATS, aJl 



varieties. 



FOR IMMF.DIATE SHIPMENT 



BAMBOO STAKES 



Natural and Green In all sizes — both 



domestic and Japanese. 

 Writ« for prioes stailnc yoor require* 

 ments. 



McHUTCHKON & CO. *' ^«^^%'Slk 



