The Florists^ Review 



March 16. 1022 



RAEDLEIN is always 

 ready to serve YOU 



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Why not mail your order for Easter Flower 

 Baskets now, as time is short. 



Raedlein Easter Assortments 



Assortment No. 2. 50 Tumbler Baskets. 18 to 24 d? 1 Q Af) 

 inches over all *? ' 7.^V/ 



Assortment No. 3. 25 Medium Cut Flower Baskets, 1 /I CA 

 21 to 26 inches over all I \J»JyJ 



Assortment No. 4. 15 Large Cut Flower Baskets, 9A '^0 

 34 to 42 inches over all L,\J,J\J 



Assortment No. S. 25 Plant Baskets, 6 to 11 inches O C A A 

 diameter ^-J •V/V/ 



If you have not our catalogue, write TODAY. 



RAEDLEIN BASKET COMPANY, ^cHicAGa^iLUNois' 



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The Philadelphia Growers' Cut Flower Market 



A C^ A P^T A White Carnations 



Choice Sweet Peas 



ALL COLORS 



A heavy crop of Roses in all the finest sorts. 



TO THE BUYER: We ask a trial order. We can and will please you. 



TO THE GROWER: Join us now. Send your own flowers to your own Commission house. 



Rn»h nhnnioJ Bell, SpmOe 5298 



Botb plione»( Keyitone. Race 7 188 



William C. L.TDcb, 

 Manager. 



No. 7 South Mole Street, PHILADELPHIA 



full of buds. Eoserio is more highly 

 esteemed in its class and bids fair to 

 replace the great Tausendsclioen more 

 entirely. Magna Charta is a sight. It 

 is wonderful how well this grand old 

 hybrid perpetual rose can be grown. 

 Baby Rambler and Ellen Poulsen are 

 favorites in the bantam class. 



The varieties of French hydrangeas 

 are now so well known and understood 

 that only the best are grown for Easter 

 and they are grown in quantity. Tro- 

 phee comes first, wlien finished, because 

 of its bright color. Eclaireur is dwarf 

 and charming. The blue is General de 

 Vibraye. Two whole houses are filled 

 with Lilie Mouillere, every shoot show- 

 ing flower. 



The lilies, too, are fine, 8,500 of them 

 in two blocks, all giganteums, many of 

 them in 4-inch pots. For the rich pur- 

 ple there is Bougainvillea Sandoriana 

 in medium sizes. 



There are dractcnas and nephrolepis 

 galore, with two houses devoted to that 

 lovely, charming little fairy, Asplonium 

 Nidus-avis, in sizes ranging all the way 

 from the cradle upward. 



Various Notes. 



George B. Kaiser sjioke on tlio "Dis- 

 semination of Seeds,'' before the Ger- 

 mantowii IIorticTilttirnl Society in the 

 Vernon ]inrk librarv Mondnv evening, 

 March 13. 



Joseph G. Xeidingcr will sail for 

 Europe this month. 



Bobert Kift is rejiorting the New 

 York show. 



Charles H. Grakelow has been mak- 

 ing addresses exploiting our city. 



Eecent visitors included Fabian Os 



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Easter Bulb or Fern Baskets 



Best selling Easter Basket Comes in 3 colors with Metal Liner. No. 1., 

 10 inches long, 4K inches wide, 4 inches deep. No. 2, 19 inches long, 5^ inches 

 wide. 4H inches deep. 



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2f No! 2 -SPECIAL PRICE, 15 as shown for $10.00 



CASH ONLY 



Plant Baskets at Bargain Prices. Write for Prices. 



Johnson Basket Works, 2535 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago 



kierkd, Little Valley, N. Y.; K. (i. Bow- 

 cisox, Lcwistown, Pa.; David Grill- 

 hort/er, Washington, D. C, iind the 

 junior jiartner of Watkis & Nicholson, 

 of Hanimonton, X. J. 



Alvah E. Jones returned to this city 



Maicli t), after ;i two weeks' vacation 

 sjient mostly at Atlantic Citv. This is 

 Mr. .Jones' first busy season" vacation, 

 nia.lc jiecessary by his strenuous sum- 

 mer's work. 



Arthur /irknian returned home March 



