JPNB 17, 1920. 



The Florists^ Review 



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OUlSVllle, Ry. edith v. walker & bros. 



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LEXINGTON, KY. 



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LOUISVILLE, KY. 



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EsUbUsbed 1880 



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TAPSCOTT. Florist "^f^^l^ 



not be realized in a moment, but that 

 the War Department was glad to make 

 a start. 



Dr. Van Fleet's Work. 



On the day previous to the Washing- 

 ton meeting the executive committee 

 met Dr. Van Fleet in the test garden of 

 the Department of Agriculture at Bell, 

 where Dr. Van Fleet is working to pro- 

 duce American types of roses. The 

 afternoon was indeed most inter- 

 esting, for Dr. Van Fleet was quite will- 

 ing to show the committee his numerous 

 hybrids, for he knows that they have 

 a keen interest in all that he is doing. 

 There were many rugosa hybrids, one of 

 which, Rosa rugosa x Triomphe Or- 

 leanais, was especially good. A variety 

 of forms of prostrate rugosas were won- 

 derfully interesting. There were also 

 crosses of rugosa vdth Hugonis, and 



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 310-312 West Chestnut Street 



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AND ALL SOUTH CAROLINA 



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