

Septempkr 21, 1919. 



The Florists' Review 



67 



TAKE A LOOK 



at this picture and see whether you would not like upon 

 your premises a duplicate of it. It is a picture of a bench 

 of our famous Silver Pink Snapdragon SEEDLINGS at 

 Memorial. Seed sown any time now will bloom before 

 Memorial day, but a second crop, such as seen in the 

 accompanying picture, will come on for May 30, the 

 greatest flower day of the year. 



SOW SNAPDRAGON SEED TODAY 



We have all of the good ones. Seed of our original Sil- 

 ver Pink, $1.00 per pkt.; 3 for $2.50; 7 for $5.00. Seed of 

 Yellow, Garnet, Nelrose, Phelps' White and fancy mixed, 

 at 35c per pkt.; 3 for $1.00. 



Free cultural directions. 

 Q. S. RAMSiURG. 



All orders cash. 

 SOMERSWORTH. N. H. 



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rauSy OceU Seit of ah Mlxum 



ifl oz.. tl.OO; 1000 seeds, 60c 

 J. J. WILSON 8KKD CO.. MSWARK, N.J. 



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C. Toung te Sons Co., St. Louis, Mo. — An Illus- 

 trated 24-page catalogue of bulbs, seeds, mush- 

 room spawn, greenhouse and hardy plants, roses, 

 shrubs, fruit-bearing stocic, garden requisites and 

 general supplies. The front cover bears a picture 

 of nine varieties of narcissi, the company's "Col- 

 ored Cover Collection." 



Henry F. MicheU Co., Philadelphia, Pa.— 

 Wholesale catalogue of seeds, bulbs, plants, gar- 

 den tools, fertilizers. Insecticides, miscellaneous 

 supplies, etc.; seventy-two pages. Illustrated. 

 The list of supplies occupies fifteen or more 

 pages. Among the Illustrations are two large 

 colored pictures, one of them showing Geranium 

 Helen Mlchell, the other showing half a dozen 

 varieties of hardy phloxes. 



Livingston Seed Co., Columbus, O. — Bulbs, 

 plants, hardy roses, ornamental shrubs and 

 trees, fruit-bearing stoclt, fertilizers. Insecti- 

 cides, bird supplies, goldfish, etc.; forty pages, 

 illustrated. The seed department also is repre- 

 sented by seeds of hardy i)erennial8, vegetable 

 seeds for forcing and fall planting, mushroom 

 spawn and Kgj-ptian or winter onion sets. 



Wm, Elliott & Sons, New York, N. Y.— Illus- 

 trated catalogue of bulbs, plants, shrubs, seeds, 

 horticultural tools and supplies; thirty-two 

 pages and cover. Half a dozen different mix- 

 tures of grass seed are ofTered, for the lawn, 

 bowling green and golf links, besides an exten- 

 sive list of grass and forage seeds for agricul- 

 tural use. 



Jackson & Perkins Co., Newark, N. Y.— 

 Wholesale catalogue of nursery stock, roses 

 and perennials; sixteen unusually large pages, 

 printed on cream-tinted paper and well Illus- 

 trated. The nursery lists comprise both fmlt- 

 hearlng and ornamental stock. In a wide range 

 of sizes. Pot-grown hydrangeas and other plants 

 for forcing also are offered. 



Weeber tc Don, New York. N. Y.— A 32-page, 

 illustrated catalogue of bulbs, bulb fiber, hya- 

 cinth glasses, ornamental bowls and other re- 

 ceptacles, flower seeds for frames and green- 

 houses, winter-flowering sweet peas. Insecticides, 

 fertilizers, lawn grass seed, etc. Enclosed with 

 the bulb catalogue is a separate list of peonies. 



1917 



Catalogue and Price List 



FLOBISTS' OHDS *ND ENVELOPES 

 PRINTING. LABELS AND EMBOSSERS 



Ready to mail today. 



Write for one. 



The John Henry Co. 



LANSING, MICH. 



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PRMT-AD-STRniG 



FOR FLOWER BOXES 



Chicago Printed String Co. 



307 S. La Salle Street. 



CHICAaO 



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J% ■■■■■%#% B«Bt that rrow. W«MUdl- 

 ^ L L 1 1 %* rect to gsrdaners and lorlata at 

 Jl r F m% wholMal*. Bl« bMotlful cata- 

 VbbW loffa«frM. Write today. 

 ABCIIAS SBED 8T0BE, B«x 14. 8BVALIA. ■•. 

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California Kose Co., Los Angeles, Cal. — ^Whole- 

 sale list of roaes, all own-root plants, which, 

 says the Introductory page, "are long-lived and 

 shapely, whereas budded roses retrograde and 

 are ordinarily short-lived." Under the heading, 

 "A New Departure In the Trade," the company 

 announces that It "starts this season to conduct 

 business on a cash basis." Enclosed with the 

 catalogue Is a booklet of testimonials, with the 

 title, "The Other Fellow's "Word." 



XXX SEEDS 



CHTNESK PRIMROSB, finest grown, slngU 



and donbl*, mixed, 660 seeda. n.M; 1000 seedi. 



II.2S: >3 pkt, 60c. Colors separate also. 

 PRIMULA KBWENSIS, new dwarf yoUow. 2Sc. 

 PRIMULA MALACOIDK8.6iaMtBabr!M«. 

 CIMKRARIA. large flowering dwarf Blxed. 1000 



seeds. 6>>c: Vi pkt., 2Sc. 

 CYCLAMEN Uiganteum, finest glante. mixed 



280 seeds. $1.00; ^ pkt., 50c. 

 D ilHY (bellls). Honstrosa, aew giants, fine. 28c. 

 FOROKI'-ME-KiUT. Triumph, extra fine. 28c, 

 SHAMROCK, true Irish green, large pkt., 25c. 



GIANT PANSY fiolVrin^^Art'JSi: 



critically eelected, 60Meeeds,$i.W: >9-pkt.,60e: oa.. 

 $3.00. Extra pkt. of Hlant Ferret pansy seed added 

 to every order for pansy seed. Oar panslee are 

 fine. Cash. Liberal extra count. 



JOHN r. RUPP, Shiraiiaiisttwii, Pi. 



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BURNETT BROS. 



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