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MARCH 18, 1920 



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The Florists' Review 



31 



JMS 



Novelties and 



Standard Vsurieties 



Absolutely Free from Midge 



(OVELTIES 



1^8. Charles W^. Johnson 



jnre white, large bloom, fine form. The 

 m is stron«! and the foliage is carried 

 11 up to the flower. There is every pros- 

 'tofthi? becoming an A-No. 1 commer- 

 j variety. 



Rooted Cnttiiic*, $20.00 per 100 



Sunshine 



S'ot strictly a Novelty, but not so well 

 own as it will be. We class this variety 

 long the leaders of the Anemone type. 

 lor is brilliant golden yellow, an easy 

 )«er and finishes nicely for Thanksgiv- 

 r. 



Nltd cittiDf i, $8.00 per 100, $75.00 per 1000 



ISIANA. Large well formed flower. Excel- 



Mt grower and producer. No better white on 



he market. November 1 to 10. 



UTDA. Large flower. October 20 to 25. 



VnX. LILLIAN DOTY. Pure white sport of 



lillian Doty. Good grower. Excellent spray 



iriety. October 25 to 30. 



rriE GEM. Small flowered. Good sprays. 



iovember 10 to 15. 



PINK. 



rO. Deep pink with large flowers. Very 



itisfactory. November 10 to 15. 



IPHINE DODGE. Rose pink. One of the 



est. A free flowering easy grower. October 



5 to 30. 



KAIO, Light pink button. Free grower. 



lovember 1 to 10. 



SIA. Rose pink, Urge flowers. October 



5 to 20. 



lET aUEEN. Lively clear pink, medium 



lie. One of the best. October 2S to 30. 



J.IAN DOTY. Pale pink, fine form. Pro- 



"fM excellent sprays. October 25 to 30. 



»«^. Like Lillian Doty excepting that it 



I « little deeper in color. Very good. 



:. , ,, Shell pink shading to white, with 



etalg tipped with dark pink. November 15 



» Ju. 



550. Old rose colored button. Good grower 

 M producer. October 25 to 30. 

 3. Pale pink. One of the earliest and a 

 rentable variety. Matures near the begin- 

 'D« of October. 



arpB^w'^J.'i P'"^ button. November 1 to 10. 

 *«.HN BEATTTT. Rose pink. Long stems. 

 ^ grower and an all around satisfactory 

 '"• ^ovembe^ 20 to 25. 



YELLOW. 



^^^"11 yellow button. Very popular. 

 " Climax. A leader as a yellow Pompon. 

 ren'fl*^^, *" *^^ »°^ Sives good returns 

 »nr list planting. Don't omit it from 



ooS f^.***' ^ ^ ^^r%(i pure yellow button. 

 , jj lor cut sprays or pots. November 10 



J»«t Koon. Clear yellow. Medium size but- 

 i to 30 ^^ ^^^ s""! easy to grow. October 



i to* 30 ^^^^ mldseason yellow. October 

 iioIa r 



■owe'r v^^ golden yellow. Strong and free 

 , 3Q • * ine spray variety. November 25 



e iMfW^n ^**'P orange yellow. One of 

 fveab,r on^'^''"'^** '""^^^y <>' ''^a^y sprays. 



K). p., , ^^ 'O 25. 



^d fn' ° y«»ow medium size button type. 



, 'or sprays or pots. October 20 to 25. 



25 t>"oa early golden yellow. October 20 



BRONZE AND RED. 

 '» tjm. Jl^P"^^, button. The best early In 

 »• RMriH"*! '^?'°'"- October 10 to 15. 

 « and If i .^"""n^e pompon. A very pretty 

 ""f satisfactory in every way. 



Frank Wilcox. (Mrs. Beu.) Golden bronze. 



A grand late variety for Thanksgiving as a 



pot plant or for sprays. 

 Hilda. Cajming. Reddish bronze button. Can be 



held for Thanksgiving, but has a tendency to 



come in earlier. A very satisfactory variety. 

 Jules Lagravere. Best deep red. November 15 



to Thanksgiving. 

 Virginia. A good bronze for either pots or 



sprays. 



Try the following varieties disbudded and 

 grown two to three flowers to the plant. They 

 give excellent results grown this way, produc- 

 ing medium size flowers of attractive form and 

 finish, and have made a decided hit in the mar- 

 ket: Acto, Fairy Queen, Lillian Doty, White 

 Doty, Mimico, Frank Wilcox. 



GENERAL LIST OF SIKGLES, 



Booted Cuttings, $3.60 per 100, $30.00 per 1000. 



Cinderella. Clear deep pink single. Good habit 

 of growth. November 5 to 10. 



Dusky Maid. Golden bronze single. Heavily 

 petaled. A clean grower ready for Thanks- 

 giving. 



Elizabeth Firestone, Bright pink, a valuable 

 commercial variety. Has strong stems and 

 finishes well. November 15 to Thanksgiving. 



Gjrpty. A yellow with several rows of petals 

 tinged with salmon. A good grower and can 

 be done well as a pot plant. October 20 to 25. 



Golden Mensa. (Yellow sport of Mensa.) A 

 wonderfully fine sort. Matures about Novem- 

 ber 15. 



Jane Ingalls. An ideal pot plant, dwarf growth 

 with reddish bronze flowers. Can be had for 

 Thanksgiving. 



Margaret Waite. Deep pink sport of Mrs. F. D. 

 Godfrey with more petals and can be held for 

 December cuttings. 



Mary Siohardson. Reddish bronze with very at- 

 tractive shading. November 1 to 10. 



Menia, Without doubt the best pure white 

 single. 



Miss Isabelle. Lively bronze sport of Mra. E. 

 D. Godfrey. Excellent for sprays for Thanks- 

 giving. 



Miss MJuy Pope. A large-flowered light pink. 

 One of the very good early sorts. October 20 

 to 25. 



Mrs. E, O. Godfrey. Clear light pink, strong 

 growing and all around commercial variety. 

 November 15 to December 1. 



Mrs. W, E, Buokingham. Bright rose pink. A 

 very good single, maturing November 1. 



November Glow, Bright golden yellow, semi- 

 double, long strong stems. November 15 to 30. 



Pink Simplicity. Soft shell pink, large sprays 

 and large individual flowera, and good sub- 

 stance. A good commercial variety. Novem- 

 ber 1 to 15. 



Polly Duncan, Bright golden yellow, semi- 

 double. November 1 to 10. 



Bamooa. Very deep reddish bronze with gold 

 tip. 



Virginia Eolden. Deep velvety crimson, free 

 blooming and good habits. 



Wells' Excelsior. Tall growing bronze. An all 

 around good variety. November 1 to 10. 



ANEMONES. 



Booted Cuttings, $3.60 p«r 100, $30.00 per 1000, 



Blanche, White, similar to Garza, but an im- 

 provement in growth and flower. 



Emma. Pink Garza. One of the best commer- 

 cial Anemones. 



Eugene Langelot. A heavy petaled, deep golden 

 yellow Anemone. Late enough to make Thanks- 

 giving in fine shape. 



Garza. A standard white Anemone. 



Golden Llda Thomas. Tali growing deep yel- 

 low, producing fine cut flower sprays. Follows 

 Eugene Langelot. 



Isola. The best dark pink. Excellent form and 

 growth and free flowering. November 15th. 



Yellow Garza, Yellow sport of Garza with same 

 general characteristics. Clear bright yellow 

 in color. 



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