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HOKTICULTURE 



August 7. 1920 



Henry H. Barrows 



FERN 

 SPECIALIST 



Write for Pricca. 

 H. H. BARROWS, WhiimaB. Mm. 



OHARLES H. TOTTY 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

 IVIADISOIM, IM. J. 



Nephrol^ Norwood 



Btst Crested Fern 



« laah »•<•, •xtrm hemTy, $W.OO p*r kwk- 

 4r«d| • Isali, fil.te per homdrad. 



MKRT CMIB MMPMIY, '«"^:^'*- 



Mnovk' Qu^^n ^ainr^a 



Awirdsd Certlflett* of Merit at B. A. 



F. h O. H. N«w Turk Conrentlon. And 



100 other oetabl* klndi. Alwaji atk for 



SWASTIKA BRAND QAIfHAS. 



i^ioMEsoo. [inl rcNN.uAA. 





CEDAR ACRES 



Gladioli and Dahlias 



Booklets Free 



B. HAMMOND TRACT, INC., 



Wenharo, Masa. 



TNOmAS J. GREY COMPANY 



SKKDS, BXTtBS AND nCPr«10BNT« 

 WHOU&SAUB AND BBTAIL. 

 ■«s*leeted BtrmJna Im Seeds 



ImprOTed Btylee l> ImplemeaU 



Catalorne apoa AppUaattea 



16 So. M«rl<e« Sflraet 



Burpee's Seeds G«"ow 



Wholr^alf Pruc IJsl fi>r Florists 

 :in(I Miirkpt <i:»rilfnHrs 



W; Atlee Burpee Co. 



Seed Growers Philadelphia 



ORCHIDS 



We (row and sell nothinc bat OKCHIDa. 

 U jvn are la the market for tUa a l aaa af 

 plants we respeotfnllr sellelt rear ta^alrtea 

 aad orders. Special lists ea appUeailea. 



LAGER & HURRELL, Summit, N. J. 



S. A. F. & Oe He 



Department 



National Publicity Campaign 

 It is always pleasant to be able to 

 record a few cheery words accompany- 

 ing a subscription to the Publicity 

 FmikI. Our committee do not look for 

 bouquets, but they are human enough 

 to cherish the many little expressions 

 (if appreciation of their work which of 

 late have been coming in. Moss W. 

 .\rmistead, the Portsmouth, Va. florist, 

 in sending in a subscription says: — 

 ■'I have no hesitation in saying that I 

 fully believe the campaign to have been 

 worth much more than this subscrip- 

 tion to us, and I sincerely trust that no 

 idea of dropping it will be entertained 

 for one moment. In the fall I expect 

 to send in another contribution." 



We have often referred to the im- 

 portance attaching to these additional 

 subscriptions. Surely, a period of good 

 business might be considered enough 

 inducement to cause a doubling up on 

 the part of a good many subscribers 

 who at some time realize that their 

 support has not been commensurate 

 with the bent-fit resulting. We have in 

 mind some subscribers who have 

 doubled up more than once. They have 

 the courage of their convictions, and do 

 not look around to see what their fel- 

 lows are doing. They have faith in 

 our work, and on such faith we can 

 build. Contrast them with those who 

 hold aloof from the campaign, perhaps 

 through distrust. "Our fears do make 

 us traitors," says Shakespeare in 

 "Macbeth." There should be no fears 

 when considering a subscription to the 

 Publicity Campaign. We passed the 

 experimental stage long ago. Very 

 many in our business have positive 

 knowledge that our campaign is pro- 

 ducing the benefit expected from it. We 

 have a slogan worth all the money we 

 can devote to it. It's the best slogan 

 ever devised for the purpose of our in 

 dustry. and is a message of suggestion, 

 acceptable to those to whom it is con- 

 veyed — four simple words, but a wealth 

 of suggestion. 



On Wednesday afternoon, August 18, 

 "Publicity" is to be the subject for free 

 and open discussion at the Cleveland 

 Convention. Oflicial reports covering 

 the campaign will be presented, as well 

 as plans for a continuance of the cam- 

 y.aign in a vigorous manner. If you 

 liave not already subscribed to the 

 Publicity Fund, why not do so now, so 

 tliat your name will appear on the Roll 

 of Honor which will be the basis for 

 action at the convention. We need your 

 support, and you need the benefit to 



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TULIPS 

 NARCISSUS 



CROCUS 



Colalogue and Special Prices 

 on Application 



J.M.THORBURN&CO. 



U Barolar Street 



ThrouKh to 64 Park Place 



NEW YORK CITY 



SUPREME 

 BRITISH SEEDS 



Get our prices for delivery from 

 1920 Harvest on all lines of 

 GARDEN and FARM ROOT 

 SEEJDS. 



KELWAY & SON 



Wholesale Seed Orowera^ 

 LANOPOBT, BNGIaAMD. 



Cablefi: "Kelway Liang:port." 



PAPEA WHITES, LILIES, TULIPS, 



HYACINTHS, NURCISSUSard 



OTHER FALL BULBS 



Write for prices 



AMERICAN BULB COa 



ITf ir. Wabask Are.. Ohlaaca, HL 



E. W. FENGAR 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



147-187 Lfadwi Ava. 

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BOBBINK &'ATKIilS 



NURSERYMEN, FLORtSTS, PUNTERS 



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 Faad for Harket DereloiMneat, alae "Say 

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BULBS 



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 shipped now or later from cold storage 

 from New York, Denver, Chicago and 

 London (Canada). 



FOR JULY-AUGUST SHIPMENT 

 SEEDLING FERNS in FLATS, all 



varieties. 



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Nataral and Green in all stses — both 



domestic and Japanese. 

 Write for prtees statlne^ your reqatre- 

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