128 



The Rorists^ Review 



JANDABT 26. 1922 



N EW 



Hybrid Winter-flowering 



BEGONIAS 



The Finest Winter-bloomintf Plants on 



Earth; Glorious Colors; Masses of Flowers 



IVE HAVE THE LARGEST 



STOCK IN THE WORLD 



BUY FROM THE RAISERS 



Strong Tubers for Shipment February 

 and March. ORDER YOURS TODAY 



Many of the following have received 

 Britain's Premier award from The 

 Royal Horticultural Society. Per 



Each Doz. 



AXTBnrcHAM pnrK . .90.6s 9 7.ao 



Bright pink, double, large, grand. 



BEACOZr 55 6.00 



Scarlet-red, double, free, compact. 



BEAT7TT OF KAIUS 56 6.00 



Salmon-rose, double, large, lovely 

 sprays. 



BOWDOZr BEATTTT 55 6.00 



Bright rose-pink, double; very free. 



OHAUMTTTO 65 6.00 



Clear soft pink, double, elegant 

 sprays. 



CZ^ZBBAirS' PimC 65 7.20 



Bright pink, double, large, glorious. 



CIiIBBANS' BED 1.00 11.40 



Rich red, single, very large, free. 



CONQUBST 65 7.20 



Orange and rose, unique, single, 

 grand. 



DAZZX.BB 1.40 16.20 



Brilliant crlmson-cerlse, single and 

 semi. 



ECI^IFSB 65 7.20 



Salmon-red, semi, free, lovely 

 sprays. 



EI^TXOB 55 6.00 



Rich rose-carmine; semi; very free. 



EMZI^T CI^ZBBAZT 45 4.80 



Light salmon and orange, double, 

 free, fine. 



EMITA 1.00 11.40 



Rich copper-orange, superb color, 

 single, large. 



FASCINATION 65 7.20 



Salmon-orange, tinged rose, single, 

 fine. 



F^AUBEAU 55 6.00 



Brilliant orange-scarlet, double, 

 glorious. 



KISS CI^IBBAN 65 7.20 



Clear blush-pink, double, large, 

 grand. 



MB. T. K. COOK 45 4.80 



Rose-pink, double, large, free. 



MBS. CI^IBBAN 55 6.00 



Soft pink, double, charming sprays. 



MBS. HEAI^ 55 6.00 



Rose-carmine, large, single, free, 

 fine. 



OPTIMA 65 7.20 



Clear warm salmon, single, large, 

 free. 



PICOTEE 65 7.20 



Salmon-orange, edged salmon-pink, 

 double. 

 PINK FEBFECTION. . . .65 7.20 



Clear blush-pink, double, large, 

 free. 



PBOOBESS 55 6.00 



Salmon-pink and orange, double, 

 fine. 



RADIANT 55 6.00 



Brilliant cerise-crimson, semi, free, 

 grand. 



BOSE QUEEN 65 7.20 



Brilliant rose and red, single and 

 semi, grand. 

 SCABX.ET BEATTTT ... .65 7.20 



Vivid scarlet, single and semi, su- 

 porl). 



THE OEM 55 6.00 



Brilliant rosy scarlet, semi, very 

 free. 



VIVID 55 6.00 



Vivid scarlet, semi, free, grand. 



VUIiCAN 65 7.20 



Crimson-red, double, large, free, 

 fine. 

 TEBMS: Remittance with order. 

 Packing and freight extra. Im- 

 port permit most accompany order. 

 Ton can get permit by writing to 

 Federal Horticultural Board, Wash- 

 ington, D. C. 



Send YOUR ORDER Today 



CLIBRANS 



PLANT SPECIALISTS 



ALTRINCHAM 



ENGLAND 



Greenhouses, Wickford, attended the an- 

 ual meeting of the New England States 

 Veteran Firemen's League, at Boston, 

 last week. He came as a representative 

 of his own company. 



Fred Dietsch, of French street, was 

 in New York and vicinity last week. 



William I. Brown, with the W. E. 

 Barrett Co., was reelected secretary of 

 the Ehode Island Poultry Association at 

 the annual meeting last week. 



The engagement of Miss Olive S. 

 Pierce, daughter of the late Nathan D, 

 Pierce, was announced last week. 



W. H. M. 



CLEVELAND, O. 



The Market. 



This market has been extremely tight 

 the last two weeks, with a small variety 

 of stock arriving. Eoses, carnations and 

 narcissi have been the mainstays, while 

 freesias, violets and pussy willows have 

 helped considerably. Roses are now ar- 

 riving in fine condition, especially 

 Premier. Carnations this year are not 

 what they should be. Stock is extremely 

 scarce and the wholesalers find it im- 

 possible to fill orders in full. 



Various Notes. 



Recent visitors were as follows: J. B. 

 Stroup, of New Philadelphia; L. J. 

 Seiger, of the Joseph G. Neidinger Co., 

 Philadelphia; Mr. Nelson, of the Bur- 

 lington Willow Ware Shops, Burlington, 

 la.; Morris Cohen, of Cohen & Hiller, 

 New York ; Stephen Green, of H. Bayers- 

 dorfer & Co., Philadelphia, and J. B. Mc- 

 Carthy, of the M. Rice Co., Philadel- 

 phia. 



The Cleveland Florists' Club held its 

 annual dinner dance at the Hollenden 

 hotel Wednesday evening, January 18. 

 This proved a great success. About 125 

 attended and all declared they had had 

 a wonderful time. 



Max Voss, of the Cleveland Cut 

 Flower Co., has moved to the west side. 



Frank Lisy reports the birth of a 12- 

 pound baby daughter. W. A. R. 



SEATTLE NOTES. 



(Continued from page 114.) 

 joyed a continued demand for painted 

 artificial items, cat-tails and the broader 

 lily leaves being the most popular. Pot- 

 ted spring items have been good sellers. 



P. F. Rosaia, of Rosaia Bros., spent 

 last week at Portland, Ore., on busi- 

 ness. He reports that greenhouses there 

 are still short as to roses, but that the 

 cut of carnations is heavy. He was ex- 

 tensively entertained by the Portland 

 trade. The greenhouses are sending in 

 a heavy cut of orchids; tliere has been 

 a brisk demand for these. The display 

 of artificial fruit, which has been so 

 successful, is being continued. 



Kcnney's Home of Flowers has been 

 showing some attractive potted spring 

 offerings. The demand for funeral pieces 

 has been holding up well. 



On the advice of his physician, Syl- 

 vestro Muecci has been removed to 

 Providence hospital. The development 

 of a fever following a bad cold was the 

 cause of this order. He is reported as 

 progressing satisfactorily. 



The Woodlawn Flower Shop devel- 

 oped an attractive window by using 

 colored pampas grass as a background, 

 and vases with the same decorative 

 material in the foreground. National 

 publicity for this shop was secured 



Spwial imwiku Sab •! Eutr OrchU-Flawwiac 



SWEET PEA SEED 



We have harvested a reeosd- break- 

 ing crop of some of the best market 

 varieties, which we are offering to 

 the commercial grower and market 

 gardener only, far below regular 

 prices, as we do not want to carry 

 them over or sell them in bulk, giv- 

 ing our patrons a real bargain. 



Per Pound 

 CHRISTMAS PINK ORCHID, pink Mid 



white $2^ 



MRS. A. A. SKACH 2J» 



MISS LOUISE GUDE, sliell pinlc 2M 



MRS. JOS. MANDA 2Ja 



BRIDAL VEIL, white-seeded white... 2.SI 

 MRS. M. SPANOLIN, black-seeded 



white 2S» 



MRS. CHAS. ZVOLANEK, best laven- 

 der ZM 



ZVOLANEK'S PALE BLUE ZJt 



ZVOLANEK'S BLUE LSI 



ZVOLANEK'S RED, largest red in ex- 

 istence ZJSt 



ZVOLANEK'S ORANGE 2.5* 



YARRAWA ZJSt 



ZVOLANEK'S BEAUTY, fiery dark 

 rose Z.SI 



ZVOLANEK ROSE, the famous 

 bright pink, at $10.00 per pound. 



No order of less than yi pound of each at 

 these prices accepted. 



-Ml these varieties are not only winter- 

 flowering, but they will produce more and 

 better flowers out of doors than the old 

 late Spencers, because they bloom 3 to 4 

 weelcs earlier, before the hot weather sets 

 in. Plant after the Chrysanthemum and 

 gret full crop for Easter. Plant in cool 

 frames or outdoors just before the freezing 

 begins and get full crop in May for Decora- 

 tion Day. Plant out of doors in the spring 

 and they will bloom early in June. 



Ant. C. Zvolanek & Sons 



LOMPOC, CALIFORNIA 



KENILWORTH 



^■^B GIANT PANSY SEED 



^^^■^^M ITcD'lworth Mixtsre, lOiiO seeds, 

 ^H|^^^ 35c: ^ oz. 90c; U oz. $1.65; 

 ^«VUP loz., J(;.(p(i. 



All colon, separate or mi.xed, lOOO^ 

 seeds. 30c: any 4 pkts. $l.(X) 

 U oz.. $1.30: 1 oz.. $5.00 



Buy all your *e«d8 at (be source 



Gebr. ^^IPPEl, A. G.. Quedlinburg, Germany 



Flower and Vegetable Seeds 



ASTERS, page 7 in catalogue 



Allow six weeks after onlerinR to receive freah seeds 

 by dependable direct mail from Quedlinburg. 



Headquarters U. S. and Canada 

 DETROIT INTERNATIONA I, SALES CO. 



Free Pres* ilulldinir, Detroit, MIrh. 



Catalofnie with descrip' ions. Dollar prices 



The Wayside Gardens Co. 



GROWERS OF HARDY PLANTS 



Shrnbs, Bulbs and Scads 



MENTOR, OHIO 



