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The Florists^ Review 



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We Thank You 



For your spring trade and 

 will be pleased to serve 

 you for fall 1921 and 

 spring 1922. 



Call and see our growing 

 stock. Visitors always 

 welcome. 



Onarga Nursery Company 



CULTRA BROS., Managers 

 ONARGA, - ILLINOIS 



The Storrs & Harrison Co. 



PAINESVILLE NURSERIES 



Nunerymen, riorists and Seedsnen 



! PAINESVILLE. OHIO 



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THE AUDUBON NURSERY 



WILMIHBTaN. H. C. >. »ER»1L. Pri». 



The Wayside Gardens Co. 



GROWERS OF HARDY PLANTS 

 Shrubs, Bulbs and Seeds 



MENTOR, OHIO 



Mention The Itevle w wlien yon write. 



Hardy Old-fashioned Plants 



Our Specialty 



Rliecially grown for Florists. Nursery- 

 men and Ijaudscai)e Architects. Prices 

 ou request. 



WILLIAM TOOLE & SON 



Hirdr Plant tad Puiy F«nn BARABOO. WIS. 



t;irk 111' iuT\(ius jirost i:it inn. lie ih\ci- 

 luUy rooovcroil, oven tliou<;li he cdllcct- 

 I'd sdine excellent specimens durinj^ the 

 ■ ii-uint; ye;ir. .lune L', liUS, he liisnp- 

 ]M;irfi| fioni :i steiiiiier on the Yniititze 

 livci'. It i-; tlii>u;;lit tli.'lt liis disnpiiear- 

 iiiice was due til .1 recurrence dt' nervous 

 tiduhle, luit it will never lie knnwn. 



Mr. Mevei- Ii.mI inucli ditlii'ulty uiiih^ 

 un this ex|i|(iiat inn triji. lie was in a 

 strantre cduiitry. In his scarclies he 

 (if ten showed ecstasy over wliat ttH> na- 

 tives consiclered the most cmninon gar- 

 den plants and trees. He cmild not ox- 

 jilain to tliem what some of these trees 

 i-onld mean if tiny were taken ever to 

 rlie dtlier sidr ni ilio water. He was 

 lycd \\itii suspicinii o\erywliere he 

 went. On one orcasinn his expertness 

 with a liowie knife was tlie enly thing 

 that l<ept him frnni death at the liands 

 cif seme susjiicioiis natives. Ou another 

 iiccasidu he lOirniwIy esca])ed frcmi l)eiug 

 shot liy tlie Chinese army, for they 

 tliongiit tliat he was a sjiy. At another 

 time iiis two cocdie hel]iers deserted him, 

 for they wer<' ;ifraid to penetrate tlie 



The President 



The Grandest Red Canna in Existence 



The President 

 Grandest 

 Red Canna 

 in existence 



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Height. 1 fcnl. In I'oler, :i rich, k'lowin;.' scarlet, and 



the iiniiicn-^f. firm, roundfd tlduers. 7 iiKdv's across when 



orien. are pioduced on slrony, prect 



-talks well above the larse, rich Kreen 



folia«p. "The President" is superior lo 



an.v other red variety in 1he(iuantit.v and 



also diialit.v.of hlodni. and llie tirni llow- 



f'rs resist drought and heat tea 



lernark.tble ile^;ree. A larHcbeil 



iif 111'.- vai'iet.v was i)ian»2i on 



the urnunds of th'> W At^.'.'-'/i f»r* 



Moninncnt. Wa:|»ili'.'r», • vA 



.V not her "I'reMc^t' f tmm 



bed was on the |lHII*3 '^MW 



AllunlicK'ity. T>MJ« m0l.\ 



iiiiire weie lo 1j» i»»» fli tiie 



lar;^est public iV** * J'T''''^'-'' 



cdunli.\ . " here tti'>ji kUilFiful 



tl(i\MTS received th »»♦' JMllitied 



„ adnii'alion of every f-inniul lov- 



fty'er. Xatnrall>. a tn mcndmix 



»'' demand has been created. 



.StronK roots ready now. 



Extract from Flori>ts' Review, Sep- 

 tember 28. 1919: 



"l h i\e been much impressed 



« ith --(ime (if the new Cannas 



that I h;i\e tried this summer, 



and canniit r'fraiii from nien- 



tioiilnt' twv. These ar" Tlw President and 



Snosv Cuieen. I'lp-jidfnl is by all odds the 



best red Canna today, lai vMrind belter than 



l''iri-bii() and a free Idoonn'r: the foliace is 



sire nyand does not burn, as does that of ['"ire - 



IdT-d Th'ise who ha\e tried Firebird and 



lamented that il umdd not do on aceonnl of 



fdliape wiU'j-eJoice to know that al last we have a Canna thai is rit;!!!.' "— 



ralliar. 



molt teiiational introduction of recent years."— I 'rum iiiu'O" >• ''r ,,■':-■ ratdhniiic. 



Well established plants from 3-irch pots, ready now, 



$2.00 "lo $15.00 ?o'i $125.00 .'coo 



Prices, f .o.b. West Grove. This stock is well and carefully f^rown, 

 and will, -wc feel sure, give excellent satisfaction. 



Consult our list of Cannas and Roses in the 

 Classified section of this issue of The Review. 



The pONARD * ROSES 



V^ & JONES CO., West Grove, Pa. 



ROBERT PYLE. President. ANTOINE WINTZER, Vice-Pres. 



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PERENNIALS Mountain Vitw Floral Co., Portland, Oregon 



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 Cotoneastors for lining out. 



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JACKSON & PERKINS CO. 



Newark, New York 



cdimtry which Mr. .Meyer afterward 

 went tlirdn;^h a'.oni'. Innumcialdi^ 

 j dtlicr ]iaii]>ciiings, wliiili wniild have 

 taken tlic lieart otit of aiiv man with 



le^> .•oiuaye. did H"' dain[ien lii- 



arddi' (ir st(ip liim fruni .untiuuiny his 

 ^e;ii(di. 



Nllldlll,' ihe specinielW fliat !u' liriMlelit 



