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The Florists^ Review 



August 25, 1921 



ASTERS 



ASTERS 



ASTERS 



GOOD STOCK IS NOW READY 



Asters are light in shipping weight. 

 They come in assorted colors. 



Use them and save Express charges. 

 Order a sample shipment now. 



DRIED FLOWERS 



Helichrysum, Acroclinium, Rhodanthe, Statice Sinuata (lavender, white and yellow), Statice Latilolia 



Our new crop is coming in. For $S«0O we will ship you a nice assorted box. 



WHOLESALE 463 Bush Street, 



SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 



J. A. AXELL, 



COMMISSION FLORIST 



WE CLOSE SUNDAYS 



are now spending part of their time at 

 the new tiower market at Bush street, 

 near Kearney, superintending arrange- 

 ments for the opening, which will be 

 September 1. The place is large and 

 light and is in the center of the whole- 

 sale flower district. A meeting was 

 called for August 18 to elect a perma- 

 nent board of directors. 



The flower show committees are now 

 fully appointed, numerous additions to 

 the original names having been made at 

 the meeting last held. It is expected 

 that the show will surpass anything 

 over previously held in San Francisco. 

 It will take place in the vast municipal 

 auditorium, in October, and plans are 

 being laid to make it fully representa- 

 tive of California's ability to produce 

 flowers. The flower show committee 

 consists of: Chairman, P. V. Matraia; 

 treasurer, A. O. Stein; financial secre- 

 tary, J. B. Walsh, and corresponding 

 secretary, J. T. Lynch. The members 

 of the San Francisco Retail Florists' 

 Association committee are P. V. Ma- 

 traia, A. O. Stein, A. Serveau, A. J. 

 Rossi, J. Kilroy, F. D. Pelicano, F. C. 

 Jaeger, Jr.. F. Kenedetti, R. Dinnucci, 

 Mr. Krasc, F. .J. Bcrtrand and V. L. 

 Podesta. 



Hull roiiiniittrc— Clmirniiiii. 1'. V. Mutraia; A. 

 .T. UdsKi. V. Kprrari, C'liarlos W. Hrowii anu 

 K. C Jupger, Jr. 



.Schedule committee — Cbairman. II. I'latli; .T. 

 A. Carbonc, F. Pelicano, E. JamcK and .7. U. 

 Walsh. 



Finance committpp — Chnirman, V. Ferrari; V. 

 Podesta, K. Dinnucci. A. J. Rossi, 15. M. Joseph, 



A. Serveau and P. V. Matraia. 



Guarantee fund committee — Chnirman, .\. J. 

 Rossi; V. Ferrari and II. M. Joseph. 



Program committee — Chairman, H. M. Josii)li: 

 C. W. Rrown and F. J. Bertrand. 



Publicity committee — Chairman, A. J. Uos>i: 



B. M. Joseph and F. J. Bertrand. 

 Committee to secure special prizes — Chairman, 



A. O. Stein; Mr. Krase and 11. Dinnucci. 



The executive committee consists of 

 the chairman of each committee. The 

 prize committee, which was appointed 

 a couple of months ago, consists of W. 

 Kettlewell, for the jirivate gardeners; 



B. M. Joseph, for the retail florists, and 

 K. .James, for the growers. 



Frank D. Pelicano, of Pelicano, Rossi 

 & Co., and R. McWhirter. of the Star 

 Dahlia Gardens, were discussing the 

 coming dahlia show and both stated 

 that it will be the best ever given by 

 the Dahlia Society of California. Jt 

 will take place September lo to 17 and 

 local growers are looking forward to it 

 with rare enthusiasm. 



Arthur Twitchett, a local dahlia 

 grower and dahlia specialist, has gone 

 to Los Angeles to get in touch with the 

 plans for the Los Angeles Horticultural 

 Exposition, which is to be held in Octo- 



CURRENT PRICE LIST 



■7FE0TIVB AUGUST 29, 1921. 

 Snblect to ctaanr* wittaont notlc*. 



BOSKS Short Medium 



Columbia $0.06 t0.12 



81iaw7«r 06 .12 



OphelU 06 .12 



Hooaler Beanty.- 06 .12 



Wlilt* Klllamor 06 .12 



Dp. Smith 06 .12 



GLADIOLI $10.00 per 100. 



DGLPHINIUSf 



BELLADONNA 50 per bunch 



STATICB 2.'Sper buDch 



CECILK BRCNNERS 25 per bunch 



FEVERFETV 25 |)er bunch 



ACHILLEA 26 per bunch 



GAILLABDIA 25 per bunch 



8PBENOEBI eOperbnncb 



HABDT FERNS SSperbancb 



HBler Floral Co. TIT All 



FARAONGTON, W 1 itii 



Seattle 

 Pottery 



J. O. HANKINS, Prop. 

 4187 Conrad Avenuo 



SEATTLE, WASH. 



Mention The ReTlew when you write. 



Phone Mcrrltt 691 



NASART BASKET WORKS, Inc. 



Hiffh- Grade Flower Baskets 



2001 E. Fourteonth St. 

 OAKLAND. CAL. 



Mention The Review when yon write. 



CYCLAMEN 



Pischer'i Olant .Strain in six colois for August 

 and September delivery. Selected plants packed 

 light. 



lap. Perie tw Zeblcadarf, lap. Rwc tm 

 ZcUcadorf, Xau Rml, Bricht Cherry Rti, 

 Pare WhHe ud White with Eye. 

 From 3.1n. and 4-ln. pots at $15.00 and $25.00 

 per loo. Cash please. 



Fred CroheCt.. goVsoV* Sinta Rw«. C»l. 



Mention The Rerlew when you write. 



l)er. San Francisco ffrowers are plan- 

 iiiii}^ to send exhibits. 



D. B. Clayton, a well known nursery- 

 man of 72;j Sierra street, Reno, Nev., 

 was married at Han Francisco August 



FLOWER SEEDS 



Selected atrainB — Hlsh rermlnatlon. 

 The beet varieties for commercial srowera. 

 ANEMONE THE CAEN Trd. 



(bulbs) pkt. li oc. Oz. 



Beat French mixed, slngle.fO.SO $1.00 SS.OO 

 ANTIRRHINUM (Snap- 

 dragon) H oz. a DC. 

 Giant. Bronze and Old 



Rose, beautiful «0.S0 $1.50 «2.50 



Giant. Very dark red, 



garnet 50 1.00 2.00 



Giant. Pink, white throat. 



tail 60 1.00 2.00 



Giant. Pink, with no 



white throat 60 1.50 2.50 



Giant. Scarlet oranse, 



very attractive 60 1.26 2.25 



Giant. Yellow, very beau- 

 tiful JiO 1.00 2.00 



Half dwarf. Daphne, soft 



pink 50 1.26 2.26 



Half dwarf. Defiance, 



orange red 60 1.25 2.26 



Half dwarf. Rose Queen, 



attractive 60 1.25 2.26 



Half dwarf. Fawn, terra 



cotta pink 60 1.26 2.25 



Half dwarf. Famous Sil- 

 ver Pink .50 1.26 2.26 



CALENDULA, Orange King, 



extra. Oz. li lb. 



Dark Orange Red. very double. .$1,00 $3.00 



Light Yellow, very double 76 2.00 



CENTAUREA IMP. (Sweet Sul- 

 tan). 



Giant. Purple, very large 60 2.00 



Giant. Rose, very large 60 2.00 



Giant. Lavender, very large... .60 2.00 



Suaveolens, large yellow 60 2.00 



COREOPSIS LANC. GRANDI- 

 FLORA. 



Very large yellow, perennial 60 1.60 



RANUNCCLL'S. FRENCH MIXED 



(bulbs). 14 oz. Oz. 



All colors semi-double $0.60 $2.00 



STATICE (everlasting flower). Oz. i4 lb. 



Bonduelli, large yellow $0.60 $2.00 



STOCKS. Vi oz. Oz. 

 Beauty of Nice, winter, in sepa- 

 rate colors $0.75 $2,26 



MIGNONETTE, Goliath, red, large 1.25 



MIGNONETTE, Debbie's Giant 1.25 



Postage prepaid. Cash, less 5% discount. 



ADRIAN J. SCHOORL 



255 CaUfomia St. , SAN FRANCISCO, CAL 



"try Clarke" 



The best and Quickest way to get 

 what you want in 



Bulbs, Florists' or Nursery Stock 



is to write 



W.B. Cluke. g^Te*?""'" S«i JMcCilif. 



FREESIAS 



Prechtl & WiiteUa 



Box 603 

 Btontebello. Cal. 



RUDOLPH FISCHER 



Freesia Specialist ABCADIA, CAL. 



17, according to announcement made by 

 his friends. He came from Reno, ac- 



