AUGUST 5, 1920 



The Florists^ Review 



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"Show me your friends, and I will 

 tell you what you are/' 



Show me your greenhouse, and I will tell 

 you what you know of growing. 



Of course, anyone can buy a greenhouse and grow something in it. 



And, by the same token, anyone can buy a fiddle, and almost anyone 

 can saw out "How Dry I Am" on it. But — 



A Zimbalist, an Elman or any other master violinist, though he can 

 play the most difficult compositions, refuses to play on "just any 

 fiddle." He demands a masterpiece of the violin-maker's art. 



And in the case of greenhouses, just the same principle governs. 

 The master grower, who can grow superlative stock, demands the 

 best conditions. He knows he cannot do himself justice in "just 

 any old greenhouse." He demands a masterpiece of the greenhouse 

 builder's art. 



The AGMCO builders are masters in their art. 

 Why not grow in the master grower houses? 



SALES OFFICES: 



New York Chicago Kansas City Pana, III. Seattle, Wash. 



S CliiHinu Circle MsMiiic Temple N. Y. Life fildf . Drawer 335 Snilli BIdf . 



General Office - - Chicagro 

 Factory ... Pana, III. 



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