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The Florists^ Review 



NOVBMBBB 3, 1921 



To the Catalogue Trade: 



NURSERYMEN and FLORISTS 



Do not overlook to list in your Catalogfue for 1922 

 the Great, New, Hardy Climbing Rose 



PAUL'S SCARLET CLIMBER 



It is not a ramMcr, liut an entirely distinct hybrid, and with- 

 out question the most important addition to our list of Climb- 

 ing Roses in many years. No other Rose in any class can com- 

 I>are with it for brilliancy of color, which is a vivid scarlet that 

 is maintained without burning or bleaching until6flie petals 

 drop. 



The flowers are of medium size, semi-double, very freely pro- 

 duced in clusters of from three to twenty flowers each on much 

 branched canes, the plants being literally covered with flowers 

 from top to l)Ottom. It is of strong climbing habit and perfectly 

 hardy. This Rose has been most highly commended by the 

 English horticultural press. It was awarded a Gold Medal by 

 the National Rose Society and an Award of Merit by the Royal 

 Horticultural Society of England, and was also awarded during 

 the summer of 1918 the much coveted Gold Medal at the 

 Bagatelle Gardens, I'aris, and has m\ide good wherever tried 

 in the United States. 



We have many thousands of strong, dormant two-year-old, 

 field-grown plants for delivery November and December, for 

 which we are now booking orders at $50.00 per 100. 



HENRY A. DREER, 714-716 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, h. 



THE ABOVE OFFER IS INTENDED FOR TRADE ONLY 



Christmas Plants 



Our .stock of blooming and decorative plants is now in fine shape — strong, 

 clean and vigorous. We feel confident that there is no belter stock in 

 the market today, and we know a great deal of stock now being oft'ered 

 is much inferior. We feel sure that we can please the most exacting 

 buyer both in ([uality and price. 



If sleek is not wanted until later, give usjcur order, lei ds selit aside foryou and 

 ship to you when wanted. It cobts no more and you can feel sale for the holidays. 



Remember ouroenlral location and that our packing is free. A trial order will 

 convince you of the value of our stock. 



We are now booking orders at the following prices for shiiinent now or later: 



Blooming 

 Plants 



CYCLAMEN 



4-in 30.40 .Selects J0.")O 



r^-\i\ (io Sflecis 7") 



«i-in l.-^") !~clects I.">0 



7-in. l.-")0 Select:- •-JOii 



BEGONIAS— Cincinnati, Melior, Lorraine and Mrs. 

 J. A. Peterson. 



4-in ^f^).:>^\ Select $0.7") 



.-)-iu ].(H» Se'ect 1. •-'•■> 



(Mil I -"io Select I'.oo 



CHERRIES— Cleveland and Orange Queen. 



4-iu (I. v.") ."i-iti M).."i() 



(j-ia 7-3 Selects 1.<H) 



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l.no 



1.7o 



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.fill 



FERNS Decorative Plants Each. 



Bostons, 4-in jO 2") 



Bostons, .") -in 



Bostons, H-in 



Bostons, 7-in 



Bostons, !t in 



Whitmanii, 4 in 



Whitmanii, "i-in 



Macawii, 4-in !!..!... .!'."> 



Bird's-Nest, 4-in .1'.") 



Bird's-Nest, .") iu ..V) 



DRACAENAS 



Terminalis, Massangeana and Fragrans, tine stock. 



highly colored -Viii., -l; I ..".o. (.-in. , $2.(i( i 



CROTONS, i)est leading var.elies. ."i-in.. I .(H); select, 1 ..")0 

 PANDANUS VEITCHII, good sleek. 



4 in., ,.")(); o in.. l.(H» 

 RUBBER PL ANTS, extra fine... Vn.. .7.-,; H-in., l.OO 



r DAVIS 1 



[gardensJ 



J. W. DAVIS COMPANY, Terre Haute, Ind. 



