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The Florists^ Review 



NorsuBiiB 4, 1920 



V 



ABUNDANCE 



of STOCK 



4-inch Chiaete PrimroMt 



4-inch Primida Obconka 



4-inch Cinerarias, assorted . . 

 4-inch Cyclamen, 8 varieties, 

 3-inch Cyclamen, 8 varieties, 

 4-inch Stevia, busby plants, 

 4-inch Atparagns Plomosns 



and Sprengcri 



2^-inch Snap^af ont, 5 vari 



eties 



Field-grown Vinca Variegata. 



Per 100 



$12.00 



. 11.00 



10.50 



4000 



20.00 



9.00 



Per 1000 



$100.00 



100.00 



90 00 



360.00 



175.00 



80.00 



10.50 100.00 



5.50 

 8 50 



50.00 

 80.00 



ALONZO J. BRYAN 



WholeaaU FlorUt 



WASHINGTON, N. J. 



Delphinium Belladonna 



EXTRA FINB 



l-7ear plante $50.00 per 1000 



2-year plante 65.00 per 1000 



GEORGE MARTIN, Nnrseryman. 

 Post Office Box 154, PalneSTille. Ohio. 



MentloB The Berlew when yoa write. 



ORCHIDS 



We crrow and sell Orchids only. Can fur- 

 nish you with anyttUnir in this line. 



If yon intend Inyesting in Orchids, do so now 

 while prices are low. 



Special lists on application. 



LAGER & HURRELL, Snuut, New Jeney 



are competitors, differing only in the 

 manner of selling our products. Honest 

 competition is good in any trade and is 

 even necessary in some. Look at our 

 railroads, which were run by the govern- 

 ment without any competition. The 

 consequences were no service, no accom- 

 modation and excessively high rates. 



Competition must be clean. It has 

 never, and will never, pay to run a com- 

 petitor down. There is room for all of 

 us, and if we treat our customers right, 

 we all shall sell our products. I am 

 glad to state here that I find most of the 

 nursery sales agents of today a good 

 deal cleaner and more honest in business 

 methods than years ago. 



I tell my customers that my catalogue 

 is my only salesman and costs me 15 

 cents, while the agent nurseries have to 

 pay salaries, commissions and traveling 

 expenses and, of course, must charge 

 higher prices. This is the catalogue 

 nurseries' best argument. 



At the present time there are fewer 

 catalogue nurseries than there were ten 

 years ago, while the agent nurseries 

 have rather increased in number. It 

 would seem that the latter have a great 

 many advantages over the former; still, 

 I personally prefer the catalogue as my 

 salesman. 



Belatlons to Wholesalers. 



My duties to the wholesale nurseries 

 as I see them: 



I confine myself as much as possible 

 to well established firms, where I know 

 that I shall get exactly what I order, no 

 substituting, no countermands. In my 

 thirty-four years in the nursery business 

 I fared well in this matter, with little 

 friction. I do not care to deal with 

 nurseries which sell to department and 



Group Number Three 



Clement Moore Flowered Hybrids tnd Crosses 



From 25 to 500 doUars 



This exceptional group contains many extra choice and rare flowered 

 Hybrids. A large number of them were brought from abroad. It 

 also includes many of the notable crosses made by Mr. Moore while 

 working up his world-famous collection. 



Each 



2 Cattisra Hanlyaaa aba % 50. 



2 Catdtya Hardyaaa alba, CautcM ol 



Tofby 150. 



7 Cattkya Hardyaaa, dark (natural)... KiO. 



21 Catdtya HaHyaaa. No. LX, dark 25. 



1 Caltiaya Hardyaaa, yellow, small 



plant 200. 



1 Catdtya Har^aaa, Low's variety. . . . 150. 

 12 Catdtya Hardyaaa. No. 36. dark, own 



seedlinR 35. 



7 Catdaya Hardyaaa (natural), dark . . 50. 



2 Cattiara Hardyaaa. C. Moore 500. 



1 Cattltya Hardyaaa, Sander's variety. 75. 



1 Cattleya Hardyaaa. Rochrs' variety. . 60. 



2 Catdcya Hardyaaa, No. 26, very dark, 

 small 35. 



40. 

 75. 

 36. 

 60. 

 50. 

 60. 

 75. 

 75. 

 25. 



2 Cattleya Hardyaaa. No. 9. 



5 Cattleya Hardyaaa. No. 6. No. 1144. ... 



1 Cyttlaya Hardyaaa, Dark No. 5 



1 Catdeya Hardyaaa, Dark No. 2 



2 Cattleya Mary Saader 



8 Cattleya Sasaaae Hye i Matdae Wacaeri. 



1 Cattleya Priacctt Patricia 



2 Cattleya Petereii Saafaiaea. No. 9 



1 Cattleya Eap. Fred a Lawrcaciaaa 



Each 



10 Cattleya Rapkad, splashed S 60. 



2 Catdeya CyUle 35. 



1 B. C. Ileae, extra dark 75. 



200. 

 100. 

 36. 

 60. 

 75. 

 75. 

 35. 

 76. 

 50. 

 400. 

 25. 



1 B. C. Cliltena Sir JaU Freack. 

 1 B. C. Cyftaaia Sir Jaka Fiaack. . . 

 1 Catdeya Labiate z B. C. Lecaaaii. 



4 B. C. Laeaaaii 



1 B. C. Peaelape 



1 B. C. Qaeea Alezaadra 



36 Catdeya Fabia, extra dark 



3 Catdeya Qaeea Maria 



1 Cattleya Gea. Pertbiaf 



1 LC. FeiMBii, F. C. C 



2 L. C. Caabaaiaaa. splashed.l, $50.; 1. 



2 CatdeyaGaUeaOriale, yellow, 1, $100.; 1,125. 



1 Cattleya Syiria. 



1 Catd^ Fabia Victary 



1 Catdeya Caaet 



8 SecdHact fraai Earape 



3 Catdeya EaiprcM Fred, x B. C. Lceaaaii. . 



1 H. L. C. Tb* Bareaew 



1 Catdeya rityiai 



1 B. C. Dictricb l-»«'>«»»i«-f 



1 Catdeya Oiyapaa. 



Next week's group will be fine varieties of species which we are 

 offering mainly for their good points, for the purpose of hybridizing. 



tjTuliuy T^eKrs* Cor 



100. 

 100. 



50. 



40. 

 100. 

 200. 

 200. 

 200. 

 100. 





Box 59 



utkvrTora NJ. 



FORCING STOCK 



Azaleas in 5 varieties; Rhododendrons; Ericas; Flowerinsr 

 Crab Apples; Flowering Peaches; Deutzias; Jasminum; 



Double Flowering Plums: Wistaria. 



/ Ask for prices and varieties. 



Standeurd Bay Trees and Ivies and Evonsmius 



See former Issaes of paper. 



Bobbink & Atkins, 



Naraersnnen 

 and Floiiata 



Rutherford, N. J. 





