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The Florists' Review 



M.\u< II !». li»22 



MICHELL'S 



HOM E 

 GROWN 



CANNA ROOTS 



V\ e make a specialty of growing Cannes et 

 our Nurseries, Andalusia, Pa. Our stock is 

 extra fine; plump roots with plenty of eyes. 



AlpbouBe Bonvler. Rich velvety red; green Doz. 100 1000 



foliage; 5 feet $0.85 $5.00 $40.00 



Austria. Lemon chrome yellow; green foliage; 5 



feet 85 5.00 40.00 



Chaa. Henderson. Crimson; green foliage; 4^^ feet .75 4.50 35.00 

 City of Portland. Glowing pink; green foliage; 3% 



feet 2.00 15.00 125.00 



Express. Dwarf, crimson; green foliage; 2V& feet.. .85 5.00 40.00 

 Firebird. Color, brilliant scarlet, without any spots; 



green foliage; 4 M feet 1.75 12.00 100.00 



Florence Vaughan. Yellow, spotted crimson; green 



foliage; 5 feet 75 4.50 35.00 



Qen'l Merkel. Scarlet, splashed golden yellow; 



green foliage; 4 feet 1.50 10.00 90.00 



Kungrarla. Dwarf and compact; peach blossom pink; 



green foliage; 3 V^ feet 1.25 8.00 70.00 



Italia. Scarlet, broadly edged yellow; green foliage; 



6 feet 1.00 6.00 50.00 



Kins' Humbert. Coppery scarlet; bronze foliage; 



4 feet 85 5.00 40.00 



BSme. Crozy. Scarlet, bordered golden yellow; green 



foliage; 3 feet 1.00 6.00 50.00 



Mrs. Alfred P. Conard. Gigantic flowers; color, 



salmon pink; light green foliage; 4 feet 2.25 15.00 135.00 



Panama. Red, edged yellow; green foliage; 4 feet.. 1.00 6.00 50.00 

 Blcbard Wallace. Gigantic clusters of light yellow 



flowers; green foliage; 4 feet 75 4.50 35.00 



Rosea Oiffantea. The largest pink canna in ex- 

 istence; color, rich rose pink; foliage green; 3% 



feet 1.75 12.00 110.00 



Wyoming-. Orange chrome red; bronze foliage; 6% 



feet 85 5.00 40.00 



Also Dahlias, Oladloli, Eegrouias, Tuberoses nnd other 



Seasonable Bulbs; also Seeds and Supplies. 



Wholesale Price Xilst Free. 



HENRY F. MICHELL, 518 Market St., PhUadelphia, Pa. 



by any means, ;is Mic prccciliiijr Satur- 

 day, February 25, sIiowcmI :i,()18 orders, 

 more orders than we ever received on .a 

 Saturday Ix'fore. Also, the Tuesday au<l 

 Wednesday following made a strong? 

 sliowinjj. ' ' 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



W. W. Kennedy & Sons. Keel Ituiik. \. .1. 

 "Daliliiis Klilc," ,i (! |):i(,'c folilcr, piintiMl with 

 dark hluc ink im liclit t>liic pnpir nf lii'iivy. 

 quaUt.v. "Our list," says tlie cunipaiiy, "rem 

 tains tlio Plitc of tlio dahlia family and cm 

 braces all colors and types " 



Fenton's Dahlia Farm. San KiaiM isi'i, Cal, 

 Several i'iri.'nlars, cniiiaiiiiiit; ciilliiral dirrriioiis, 

 a list of dahlia tiilx-rs and an ofTcr of "Frnton's 

 hybridizpil dahlia sood." Mr. Kenton's estahllsh- 

 ment. lie says, is "the only dahlia farm in the 

 world that makes a specialty of hybridized dahlia 

 ■eed." 



Taylor's Northern Seed & Ntusery Co . Ipswiili. 

 S. I). An illustrated foldiT. ..ITeiini; i-'eneral 

 nursery stock, farm seeds, tlowcriiii; loillis and 

 riK)ts, vetfet;il»le pljtnts, peonies .-md other per 

 ennials. Seeds of flowers and tianleii vei;el,ililes 

 are not listed, lint mny be im-liideil in .Mr. 

 Taylor's future catalogues. 



■Willis S. Pino, rroviden.e. It. I. "Flower, 

 VeKctatile and I,awn Seeils." a clearl.v printeil, 

 well illustrati'd ;tL' pa^'e catsiloiine. in a haml- 



wmii ver uhicM shows v.irious types of l>ev'onias 



and zinnias in their n.itural colurs In adililion 

 to seeds, tlie offerings ecpinprise Inillis. plants, 

 implements ,'inil sundriis. 



Forest Nursery Co,, M.Minnville, Tonn. - 

 Wliolesiile list of .\(Oini;, niirser .\ -i.'r-owri stock 

 and collected siM'dlinus Hoyd Kios , Ihi' pm^ 

 prietors, say in retard to the lollected seerllincs: 

 "Orilers fur this slock should l>e iilaci-ii as early 

 as possible, as none of it is nursery-Krown, but 

 all is pulled from the fori'st." 



W, H. Barrett, .\dri.ni. Mi.li. "Select Tedi- 

 greed Str;iins of Tomato Seetls." ;in ex''eedinj:l.v 

 tasteful, iM)cket-forni booklet, .■oniainint a (i>n 

 tract ipffer of tlie li»i;L' crop. 'I'lic print ini: and 

 illustiaticois are of suiierior crade .ind the cuver 

 is coli.red a pleasini.' sli,Mcle of red. with ,1 modest 

 amount of artistic black lelleiinu'. Sixteen va 

 rieties of tomato are listed. 



Harry E, Saier Co., Inc , Ijinsini:, .Mich.- - 

 "Suicr's Carden Itook," an illusir,itcd .si > pace 

 catalogue, in a colored cover of ori>,'in,il, strikinR 

 and exiiressive design. The primaiy aitn of the 

 coriHirntion, which owns (;reenhouses and nurs- 

 ery land as well as seed groumls, "is to supply 



BULBS 



BULBS 



For Holland groMm Bulbs of every 

 description, ask prices frc nn 



Bader & Co., su/fr c'^lr* Sassenheiin, Holland 



Lars^e growers of Hyacinths, Tulips and Narcissi 



PLKASE COMMUNirATfi- WITH 



Btder & Co., care of R. F. Laag, 82 Broad Street, New York Citj 



LIVE WIRE 



AGAIN -BUY YOUR 

 FRENCH BULBS-NOW 



FROM 



Lagarde & Vandervoort 



OLLIOULES, FRANCE 



Permanent American Address: 



P. O. Hamilton Grange Station 

 Box 38 NEW YORK CITY 



Our representative will be calling on you 



Drevon-Tegelaar & Co. 

 Wholesale French Bulb Growers 



1133 Broadway, New York 



(Corner aotli Street) 



Nurseries at Olliodes. Var, France 



