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The Rorists^ Review 



July 14. 1921 



MICHELL'S CYCLAMEN SEED 



GIANT SHOW 



100 1000 

 seeds seeds 

 $2.00 $15.00 

 2.00 15.00 



Bright Red 



Dark 3lood Red 



Glory of Wandsbek. Salmon red 2.25 17.50 



Perle of Zehlendorf. Salmon pink 2.25 17.50 



Pure White 2.00 15.00 



Rose of Marienthal. ISrlKht pink 2.00 15. OU 



Whte with Carmine Eye 2.00 13.00 



Mixed Colors 1.50 12.50 



I.AlKiK FLOWKKINCi 



Duke of Connaught. Crimson $1.75 $14.00 



Excelsior. White with red hase 1.75 14.00 



Grandiflora alba. White 1.75 14.00 



Princess of Wales. Pink 1.75 14.00 



Salmon Queen. Salmon pink 1.75 14.00 



Bt Georse. Delicate salmon 1.75 14.00 



MICHELUS SWEET PEAS 



Early or Winter Flowerins: 



Oz. 



ASTA OHN. Rich lavender $0.85 $ 



BLUEBIRD. A charming shade 85 



CHERRY RIPE, Cherry or salmon cerise 1.00 



DAYBREAK. Rose pink on cream ground 85 



ENCHANTRESS. Bright rose pink 85 



FIRE KING. Deep orange scarlet 100 



HEATH ERBELL. Rich mauve lavender 85 



HELEN LEWIS. Orange pink 75 



HERCULES. Soft rose pink S3 



ILLUMINATION. Salmon cerise, suffused orange 1.00 



LAVENDER KING. Deep lavender 83 



LAVENDER PINK 85 



LIBERTY. Deep crimson 85 



MAUVE BEAUTY. Rosy Mauve 83 



MEADOW LARK. Rich cream 85 



MELODY. Rose pink on white ground 75 



MORNING STAR. Orange scarlet in standard, wings orange pink 75 



MRS. A. A. 8KACH. Clear, bright pink 75 



MRS. M.^PANOLIN. Black seeded; pure white 85 



MRS. WILLIAM SIM. Salmon pink , 85 



OTHELLO. (New) Beautiful Maroon 1.00 



PINK BEAUTY. Rose pink on white ground 1.00 



PINK AND WHITE 75 



PRIMROSE BEAUTY. Deep primrose, flushed rose 73 



RED ORCHID. Bright cherry red 73 



ROSE QUEEN. One of the finest varieties: color, a most attractive ."hade 

 of pink. 



Greenhouse grown seed 3. 00 



Outdoor grown seed 83 



SANKEY. Black seeded: white 83 



SNOWFLAKE. Pure white 83 



SNOWSTORM. Pure white 85 



SONG BIRD. Pale pink on white ground 83 



SONGSTER. Rich lavender 73 



SPRING MAID. Light pink on cream ground 73 



VENUS. White, blushed pink 83 



WARBLER. Rich mauve purple 75 



WHITE ORCHID. Pure white 73 



YARRAWA. Bright rose pink with lighter wUi?s 73 



ZEPHYR. Pale blue or lavender 73 



PANSY SEED 



MIchell's Giant Exhibition, Mlx»d. A giant 

 strain, which for size of bloom, heavy tex- 

 ture and varied colors and shades cannot 

 be surpassed. Half tr. pkt., SOc: 50c per 

 tr. pkt: H oz.. $1.25: $2.00 per <4 oz: oz., 

 $7.00: % lb., $26.00. Also Giant Prize and 

 regular sorts In separate colors. 



PURITY FREESIAS 



First Size: 100 1000 



% to % in $1.50 $12.00 



Mammoth: 



% to ?i In 2:3S 21.00 



Monster: 



% to Va In 4.00 30.00 



MICHELL'S SEED HOUSE, 518-516 Market Street, Philadelphia 



Hovey Seed Co., with the exception of 

 Joseph Breck & Sons, Inc., was the old- 

 est of the Boston seed houses. 



W. N. C. 



LILY BULBS SMALL. 



The drought which was so severe in 

 this country has been felt keenly in 

 Japan, in Bermuda and on the island of 

 Formosa. The effect was to curtail the 

 number of large lily bulbs in these 

 growing regions. It has been predicted 

 that the number of the 7 to 9 size will 

 be much smaller than usual and that 

 there will be few bulbs larger th;iu that 

 size. It is reported that there will be 

 plenty of lily bulbs, but they ■will be 

 of small size. Belief is expressed that 

 the condition is accentu:it('(l by the 

 Japanese growers' holding the large 

 bulbs and forcing the sale of the 

 smaller ones. 



BULB DEADLOCK BROKEN. 



Buyers and Sellers Get Together. 



The (l(';i(ll()i'k which lias existed since 

 the Freiuh Bulb (Jrowers' Syndicate 

 named prices for the 1921 crop was 

 broken last week, when the French 

 export dealers cabled price revisions 

 of approxim.-itely twenty jicr cent re- 

 ductions and the .Viiiericiin importers. 

 at a meeting at New "^'ork June 8, de- 

 cided to buy at these |)rices. The im- 

 porters at once acted, iiulividiially, con- 

 firming orders previously jilaced up to 

 fifty per cent or a little more of the 

 original quantity of P.-qter Whites, but 

 not more than twenty-five or thirty jier 

 cent of the quantity of Soleil d 'Or. On 

 Komans tliev also cut lieavilv. 



XXX SEEDS 



Ohlneae Prtmrose, mixed. 400 adi., tl.OO; ><, SOc. 

 Calceolaria, flnest giant, spotted, mixed, pkt., SOc. 

 Olnemrta, large floweiiDg Dwf.. pkt., BOc; 's, 26c. 

 OreUsmen, Qianta, mixed, pkt,, tl.OO: >9-pkt., SOc. 

 PrimnlaObconloa, FiDettOlaDt8,pkt.,S0c. 

 Piimala SIaiacold«a, Giant Baby, pkt., 26c, 

 Primala Keirisnalii, New Dwarf, yellow, 26c. 

 Giant Pansr. mixed. WOO leeda. tl.OO; ^ pkt. SOc. 

 Bellls Monstrosa (Daisy), mixed monaters, 20c. 



JOHN F. RUPP. 8MT»in«««to%im, Pa. 

 Mention The Review when yon write. 



YOUR CATALOGUE 



"Ready Made" Seed. Narscry aad FaU Balb Catali««M. 

 wHIi yoar aaac aaj aMrts* oa the Iroat coTcr. Beaa- 

 tifally illastratcd witb aatnral colors oa carer pages. 

 We keep IbcM ia slack lor proapt skipacat. Ask far 

 saaplc. Tkey will greatly iacreasc yoar sales— aad 

 tkcydaa'l cost mack. 



CAMPBEIL PRINTING COMPANY 

 91,7 Walnut St. Des Moines, Iowa 



The jirices ]Kiiil. while less than orig- 

 inally asked, still are about forty per 

 cent above the ])rices named as con- 

 sidered fair at the first meeting of the 

 .Americ.in importers. The decision to 

 accept the terms w;is tiie result, not 

 only of the small price concession ob- 

 t:iiiie<l. l)iit of a succession of reports 

 that the crop has turned out much be- 

 low expectations, and of a report from 

 the largest ex|)orter that several Dutch 

 lirms ;iiid one .Vmericau house had gone 

 into the m.'irkct last w<'ek and bought 

 their r('<niiremi'iits. 



.\ c.'ilde to a le.'idiiig .\iH('vi<-.aii house 

 .Tilly 11 rejiorteil that the deal is done, 

 indicating th.at the cro|) lias passed out 

 of growers' hands within the Last few- 

 days and now is in the li.ands of the ex- 

 ]iort dealers for distribution among 

 their customers. 



Importers who l;ist week confirmed 

 orders with various exporters rlid not 



(PAPER) 



Seed Bags 

 Packets 

 Envelopes 



All descriptions, for large or small 

 consumers. Write for particulars. 



The Miller Brothers Co. 



I'APER (iOOI>8 lOU THi: 

 ri-<)iy.xT OK SEI.I)SMA> 



220 Higk Street NEWARK. N. J. 



Mention 



Rerlewwhen you write. 



HELI.KR 

 MICL 



PROOF 

 .SEED 



CASES. 



S«mI for CaUlofiie. 



HELLER & CO. 



Montpdier. Ohio 



Return Envelopes 



Catalogfue Envelopes 



Seed Packets 



Brown Bag Filling Machine Co. 



Fitchburg, Masa., U. S. A. 



receive the expected acknowledgments 

 July 11. It seems that the exporters 

 are waiting till they get their orders 

 all in before they advise what part of 

 the orders will be shipped and when. 



