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Ihc Florists^ Review 



October 2, 1919. 



NOW READY— THE FIFTH EDITION of the 



Album of Designs 



The Review's Album of Designs long ago joined the 

 ranks of the "best sellers" among books. The fourth 

 edition was sold out some time ago and the fifth edition 

 has been printed. The new album is 



Better than ever 



in that it contains the latest creations of the country's foremost 

 floral artists, as well as the stand-bys of the trade. It is invalu- 

 able in taking orders for Funeral Designs, Wedding Decora- 

 tions, Table Decorations and all Cut Flower work, as the 



customer can be shown how his order will look when completed. 



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It will be sent to you by return mail. The price is 



Cf Per Copy, Postpaid CI 



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Florists* Publishing Co., ^ ^^e.SrsJSS.*'^'^ Chicago, 111. 



ftagoa, more than 200 deslRns and decorations. 

 beantifuUy printed on heavy art paper, artistically 

 bonnd in a atrontr cover. 



rate. Fall weddings are now quite nu- 

 merous. A lar}j;e window of cibotiums 

 and (iladioli Mr.s. Watt and Canary 

 Bird was effective September 27. 



The Bo.ston Florists' Association will 

 hold its first fall meeting at the Parker 

 House October 7. Dinner will be served 

 promptly at 7 o'clock. Mr. Ilicks, of 

 the Boston Chamber of C'onimerce, will 

 speak on a topic of vital importance 

 and a large attendance is expected. 



John McFarland, of North Easton, 

 for many years one of our largest grow- 

 ers of poinsettias, has dropped their 

 culture tliis season and is confining his 

 attention chiefly to chrysanthemums, 

 asparagus, ferns and lilies. 



Thomas Roland marketed liis first 

 cyclamens September 29. Ho is cut- 

 ting good crops of Cattleya labiata and 

 cypripediums, and extra fine Ward, Co- 

 lumbia and Premier roses at Nahant. 



George W. Foster, of Tewksbury, has 

 a specially fine lot of carnations this 

 season. His leaders are Ward, Match- 

 less, Benora and I'ink Delight. He is 

 cutting a fine crop of bachelor's but- 

 tons. 



Robert T. McGornm, of Xatick, has 

 nearly finished cutting a house of Gold- 

 en Glow mums of excellent quality. He 

 is sending in good Ward, Matchless and 

 Pink Delight carnations. 



A flower not much seen in our mar- 

 kets is the pentstemon. James Wheeler, 

 of Natick, is cutting a fine lot of it 

 and plans to give it a trial under gla.ss. 

 It succeeds quite well in a temperature 

 which suits antirrhinums. Mr. Wheeler 

 likes Carnation Aviator and has a large 

 planting of it, in addition to Ward, 

 Pink Delight, .Matchless and Benora. 

 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith, of Tcwks- 



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