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The Florists' Review 



July 28, 1&21 



EARLY OR 



WINTER-FLO WERI NG 



102. 



Asta Ohn — The most popular lavender $0.60 



Blanche Ferry Spencer — Bright rose, the wings 



being pinkish or blush-white 00 



Blue Bird — A charming blue 60 



Fordhook Pink — Rose piak. 60 



Fordbook Rose — Rosy carmine 60 



Heather Bell — Mauve lavender 60 



Helen L,ewls — Very fine, salmon pink 60 



Hercules — Light pink 60 



Lavender Pink — A fine variety 60 



Melody — This Is a deeper shade of pink 60 



Bed Orchid — Bright cherry red 60 



Rose Queen — Extra fine 85 



Song Bird — Pale pink on white ground 60 



Spring: Maid — Light pink 60 



SPENCER SWEET PEAS 



lOz. 



Mrs. A. A. Skach — Clear, bright pink $0.60 



Mrs. SpanoUn — White 60 



Mrs. WDUam Sim — Salmon pink 60 



Wedgwood — Magnificent, clear blue 60 



Venus — White ground; edges pink blushed 60 



Warbler — Rich mauve purple 60 



White Orchid— Pure white 60 



Yarrawa — Bright rose pink 60 



Wlnter-Flowerlng Mixed 50 



NOVBLTIES 

 All White — Early Giant White, long stem^, one 



of the best White Sweet Peas to date 1.50 



Early Irene — Lavender, like Florence N'ightln- 



gale; very fine 1.50 



Fair Maid — Early, finest blush pink, suffused 



salmon on white ground 1.60 



ASPARAGUS 



Plumosns nanus (Greenhouse grown). $3.50 per 1000; 5000, $17.00. 

 SprenKeri, $1.60 per 1000; 5000, $6.26. 



BEGONIA Tr. Pkt 



Vernon — Dwarf $0.60 



£rfordli r>0 



Gracilis lumlnoea 50 



Prima Donna 50 



CALCEOIiABIA, Hybrlda Or. Fl. — Mixed 1.00 



CINERARIA 



Giant Prize Strain — Semi-dwarf. 

 Grandlflora Stella 



CALENDULA Tr. pkt. 



Orange Kins — Regular $0.15 



Prince of .Orange 15 



I<emon Queen l,', 



DAISY, double 



(Bellis Perennis) 



Longfellow — Rose $0.50 



Snowball — White 50 



Double Mixed 60 



.$0.50 

 . .50 



Oz. 



$0.50 

 .36 

 .35 



$2.00 

 2.00 

 2.00 



PRIMULA Tr. Pkt. 



Chlnensls — Single Fringed Mixed $0.50 



Obconlca Grandiflora 50 



Malacoldes 26 



PANSIES 



LARGEST FLOWERING VARIETIES % Oz. 1 Oz. 

 ST. L. S. CO.'s "NONPAREIL" MIXTURES— This is 



certainly one of the grandest collections of the 



rarest and most beautiful varieties of Pansies. There 



is no end to the countless shades of color with which 



nature has endowed this mixture. The flowers are 



of large size and the plants grow more compactly ,„ ,„, 



bushy than other mixtures $2.00 $7.00 



BUGNOT'S GIANT MIXTURE — One of the richest 

 mixtures imaginable; contains the finest blotched 

 varieties; of large size and exquisite coloring 1.00 3.60 



CASSIER'S GIANT, MIXED — One of the largest 



blotched varieties with petals of the finest coloring 1.00 3.60 



IMPERIAL GIANT, MIXED — They embrace all the 

 solid or self-colors, delicately shaded of various 

 colors, dark and light marbled varieties, flowers 

 with clear, distinct eyes, striped flowers of striking 

 beauty and vividly colored fancy varieties 1.50 5.00 



TRIMABDEAV GIANT MIXED— Extra large flowers, 

 but not of such perfect form as the Imperial Giant. 

 Most of the flowers have three large blotches or 

 spots 7fi 2.50 



SEPARATE COLORS 



ALL GIANT-FLOWERED VARIETIES 



^ Oz. 1 Oz. 



Trimardeau— Giant white $0.90 $3.00 



Trimardeau — Giant red »0 8.00 



Trimardeau — Giant black. Faust 90 3.00 



Trimardeau— Giant blue, Emp. William 90 3.00 



Trimardeau — Giant yellow. Gold Elsie 90 3.00 



Trimardeau — Giant Lord Beaconsfleld 90 8.00 



I ST. LOUIS SEED COMPANY, 411-413 Waghington Ave., ST. LOUIS, MO. 



proposed in the new tariff bill, will not 

 be a factor. 



Arrivals of imported seed at New 

 York during the week ending July 16 

 are reported as follows: Crimson clover, 

 220,000 pounds from Grermany; red clov- 

 er, 198,000 pounds from Germany and 

 132,000 pounds from France, total 330,- 

 000 pounds; white clover, 8,140 pounds 

 from Germany; sugar beet, 468 bags 

 from Denmark. 



The pea-growing section around St. 

 Anthony, Idaho, is doing some publicity 

 work in order to get a few more people 

 to settle in the vicinity. John T. Wilcox, 

 a seed grower of St. Anthony, formerly 

 with the W. W. Barnard Co., Chicago, and 

 Mr. Moore, of St. Anthony, are in Chi- 

 cago, showing a moving picture film, con- 

 sisting of scenes around St. Anthony. 



Evidence has appeared in the British 

 trade that some French bulb exporters are 

 quoting the prices fixed by the former in 

 conference as the maximum to be paid. 

 In some cases even lower prices have been 

 quoted. The maximum prices agreed to 

 by British buyers were 5 pounds 'for size 

 11 to 12 Roman hyacinths to 10 pounds 

 for size 14 and over, and 50 shillings foi- 

 ls to 14 Paper Whites and 60 for 14 and 

 over. 



ONION SET CEOP SMALL. 



A production of onion sets in the 

 Chicago district of from fifty per cent 

 to sixty per cent of that of last year's 

 large production is indicated in data 

 obtained by the U. S. Bureau of Mar- 

 kets and Crop Estimates during the 

 week ending July 16. This estimate is 



{PAPER) 



Seed Bags 

 Packets 

 Envelopes 



All varieties, for large or small 

 consumers. Write for particulars. 



The Miller Brothers Co. 



PAPER GOODS FOR THK 

 FLORIST OR SEEDSMAN 



220 High Street t^NEWARK, N. J. 





XXX SEEDS 



Ohinete Prlmroae. mixed, 400 sda., $1.00; ^. SOc. 

 Calceolarla.flnestKlant, spotted, mixed, pkt., 60c. 

 Cineraria, Urge flowering Dwf.,pkt., SOc; 'a, 2Sc. 

 Orolamen, Olants, mixed, pkt., tl.OO; >3-pkt..60c. 

 Primula Obconlca, Fine.t aiants, pkt, SOc. 

 Primnla Malacoides, Giant Baby, pkt., 2Sc. 

 Primula Kewensis, New Dwarf, yellow, 2Rc. 

 Giant Pansy, mixed. WOO seeds, $1.00; *apkt. SOc. 

 Bellis MonstrosR (Daisy), mixed monsters. 20c. 

 iOHN P. RUPP. ShlreinUisto«vn, Pa 



PANSY SEED 



Florists* Mastodon Mixture 



1, 16 02.. 50c; Is oz., 90c; 34 oz.. $1.60; oz.. $6.00. 



HART & VICK, Inc. 



55 Ston* St., ROCHESTER. N. Y. 



LIVE WIRE 



Competition la lA^ 

 Again— 



Buy Your French Bulbs 



— NoKV from 



Lagarde & Vandenroort 



OLLIOULES, FRANCE 



MaU Address: Care MALTUS & WARE. 

 116 Broad Street. NEW YORK CITY. 



Our representative will be callins on yon. 



HELLKRS 

 M I r t 



PROOF 

 SEED 



CASES. 



Scid f or CMtloffiie. 



HELLER & CO. 



Montpefier, Ohio 



based on an acreage eighty per cent to 

 ninety per cent and a prospective yield 

 of about sixty per cent of last year. 



The decrease in acreage occurred 

 largely because independent growers, 

 located mainly on the north side, put in 



Return Envelopes 



Cataloj^ue Envelopes 



Seed Packets 



Brown Bag Filiing Machine Co. 



Fitchburg, Mass., U. S. A. 



other crops this year, since the sets 

 grown by them last year could not be 

 sold readily. The contract acreage on 

 the south side was not reduced to the 

 same extent, although the price offered 

 growers was low, because the •ontraci 



