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The Florists^ Review 



March 30. 1922 



Ball's White Aster 



Introduced by us last season and although a most unfavorable 

 year for asters, has given very general satisfaction. It is a 

 well rounded flower, pure white, exceptionally free flowering 

 and distinctively double. % oz., 75c; % oz., $1.35; 1 oz., $5.00. 

 We take this opportunity of thanking our customers for their 

 letters of appreciation of this aster. 



The Ball Calendula 



We take tiiis opportunity of announcing the introduction of the 

 Ball Calendula for July, 1922. 



'J'his new orange Calendula represents a very great improve- 

 ment in size, length of stem and fullness of flowers. It has ex- 

 hibited these superior characteristics uniformly for the past 4 

 years not only with us but with other growers, whose testimo- 

 nials, with further announcements, will appear later. Although 

 an average crop of seed is expected, we suggest you place your 

 order with us at once. Trade pkt. of % oz., $3.00; oz., $5.00. 



h'or 

 and we annually make most searching tests of new varieti 

 prompt shipment and know this list cannot l)e improv 

 tneir value f»," cut flower purposes; priced to include po 



Oz. Nb. 



IlerculeH, fineat ro.s.! pink !|«.30 $3.00 



ConHtance Hinton, lar^o white 30 3.00 



Hawlmark Pink, Hulnion r<>.«e pinii 75 7.00 



Orchid, rich lavender 30 3.00 



DaUybud. hght pink 75 8.00 



Sparkler, rose cream pink 50 4..50 



.Mrs. Tom JonrH, bright blue 76 8.00 



KleKance, blii.sh pink 75 H.OO 



MrH. CuthbertNon, pink and wliite 30 3.00 



.\nnie BownaKS, amlxr pink 25 3.00 



MarKaret Atlee, cream pink 30 3.00 



K. F. Felton, lavender 35 3.50 



Florence Nightlnsrale, rose lavender 30 3.50 



Ball's Summer Peas 



the past 15 years we have grown summer Peas extensively 

 es. We have stocks of the following kinds ready for 

 ed upon for standard varieties. Listed in the order of 

 stage and insurance. 



Oz. 

 . $0.40 

 .50 



.Marifart't MiuliHon, lavender blue 



VVedfCwood, clear blue 



Hliie Monarch; dark blue 



Hope, light cerise 40 



Kobt. S.vdenhain, glowing orange 50 



Ro.val Purple, clear purple 30 



Vermilion Brilliant, pure scarlet 35 



The President, orange scarlet 35 



KinK Kdward, deep crimson 30 



Warrior, bronze maroon 36 



Floradale Fair.v, deep cream 30 



tieo. Herbert, rosy carmine. 



.30 



r.b. 



$4.00 

 5.00 

 3.00 

 4.00 

 6.00 

 3.00 

 3.60 

 3..'S0 

 3.00 

 3.60 

 3.00 

 3.00 



GEO. J. BALL 





GLEN ELLYN, ILL. 



Easter Plants 



LILIES— 5.000 Plants. 3 to () l)iuls and 

 hkxjms per plant, 25c per hud or bloom. 



SPIRAEAS— Peach nio.ssoni, (^ and 7- 

 inch pot.s, vS1.50 and $2.00 each, extra 

 tine. 



ROSES— IJahv Ranihler tv])e. 4-inch. o5c : 

 5-inch, 75c: "6-inch, $1.50 and $2.00. 



HYACINTHS— 4-inch, 25c: ()-inch. rSc: 

 7-inch, $1.25. 



TULIPS — 5-inch i)aiis, 50c: hincli i)ans, 

 75c. 



HYDRANGEAS— I' rench varieties, 4- 

 inch, 40c and 50c: 5-inch, 75c and SI. 00: 

 () and 7-inch, S1..^0, S2.00 and $2.50. 



BEGONIAS— Red or Pink Chatelaine, 4- 

 inch, 25c: 5-inch, 40c. 



PRIMULAS— Ohconica, 4-inch. 25c: 5- 

 hich, 40c. 



PELARGONIUMS— Easter C.reetin.u. 4- 

 inch. ,^5c: 5-inch. 50c and 75c. 



GERANIUMS— 4-inch, in bloom, 20c. 

 CINERARIAS— 4-inch, 35c: 5-inch. 50c. 



FERNS— r>oston type, 4-inch, 25c: 5-inch, 

 50c and OOc : r)-inch, 85c and SI. 00. 



ASPARAGUS FERNS 



inch, 25c : 5-inch, 40c. 



-3-incli 



15c: 4- 



The abave lisleil plants are ul first i|ualily. .\11 shipments are at iiurcha.ser's ri>k. 



.")'f for packing if out of pots, and ~14''( if in pots. 



TER.MS— If credit established with us, nei 30 days. Otherwise cash with order. .No C. 0. D. .shipinenls. 



FREY & FREY, 1338 ST., LINCOLN, NEB. 



