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The Florists^ Review 



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Get These Twin Winners 



Started Ringing 



Your Cash Register 



The President 



Snow Queen 



We call them "Twin Winners" because they came along about the 

 same time and one sells as fast as the other. 



Each is the result of a quarter century of Canna breeding by our 

 Mr. Wintzer, who has developed more varieties of Cannas in commerce 

 today than probably all other hybridizers together. 



Mr. Wintzer says these two, each in its class, are the best he has 

 achieved. One is a burning scarlet, the other a crystal white. Grown 

 separately or near each other in contrast, they attract the most enthu- 

 siastic admiration of all the Cannas in our collection of over a hundred 

 varieties. 



To enable every florist to work up his own stock of these Twin 

 winners we are making a special offer, as below. Order early; it will 

 cause us both pain if we have to send back our regrets and your money. 



The President 



This immense new flaming scarlet has come 

 into wider use more quickly than any other Canna 

 we ever introduced. It is an offspring of the 

 famous Firebird. The President leads the red 

 varieties in the quality and also the quantity of its 

 bloom. The flowers are 7 inches across; the in- 

 dividual petals are firm and long standing, and 

 do not bum, and the trusses stand up stiff on 

 strong stems. The foliage is rich green and burn- 

 proof in the hottest weather. Height, 4 feet. 



One, 50c; 10, $3; 25, $6; 100 for $20, net, f. o. b. 

 West Grove. 



Snow Queen 



Unquestionably the queen of all white Cannas. 

 Mr. Wintzer has been striving especially for a per- 

 fect white Canna for many years. He says Snow 

 Queen far excels anything he has succeeded in 

 getting heretofore. The individual flowers are 6 

 inches across, the petals 2j4 inches broad. There 

 is an occasional hint of pink, in faint dots, in the 

 petals, but from a few feet away the effect is a 

 crystal, dazzling white. The large bloom clusters 

 are borne in the greatest abundance, held well 

 above the luxuriant foliage. Height, 4 feet. 



Price: 1, $1; 10, $6; 25, $12; $40.00 per 100. 



Also, There's The Super-Six Set 



While you're sending for the Snow Queen and President, include 

 also a Super-Six set, 6 bulbs each of these six Super Lily-Cannas. 



100 1000 

 CITY OF PORTLAND, 4^ ft. Deep glowing pink, good 



bloomer, good grower $12 $100 



FLAG OF TRUCE, 4 ft. Cream white, erect and fine IS 125 



GAIETY, 5 ft. Reddish orange, edged with yellow. Showy. 6 50 



LAFAYETTE, 4 ft. Most intense scarlet 7 60 



DRAGON, 214 to 3 ft. Dark ox-blood red. Incessant 



bloomer 5 40 



MORNING GLOW, 5 ft. Orange center, edged pink 7 60 



6 of each above, 36 bulbs, for $3.60 here; or $4 delivered. 



i^pONARD ^\Y/EST GROVE 



V^& JONES CO. ^ W PENNSYLVANIA 



ROBERT PYLE, President R. T. SATTERTHWAIT. Secretary ANTOINE WINTZER. Vice-President 



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