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The Florists^ Review 



Mahch 30. 1922 



STOCK BASKET LINERS 



We are able to furnish liners at much lower prices, because we manufacture stock basket liners in 

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Tumbler Basket Liners 



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2% 7 



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a% 11 y4 



Pot Cover Liners 



No. 

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82. 

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Low Basket Liners 



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ILLINOIS 



The Philadelphia Growers' Cut Flower Market 



Choice Sweet Peas q * u T * White Carnations 



ALL COLORS OpaillStl IriS Violets 



Extra Fine VALLEY 

 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. 



nA*h nhnn.iaJ Bell. Spiuce 5898 

 Both pboneo^ Keyotone. Race 7188 



WUUam C. Lynch, 

 MftniMfer. 



No. 7 South Mole Street, PHILADELPHIA 



Their new rose, (V'lestial, won tlie gold 

 medal for the best new variety and also 

 the .\meriean Kose Society silver medal. 

 The ,Tose])h lleacoek Co., with tivo 

 varieties — Iladley, Crusader, Pilgrim, 

 Ophelia and Hutterfly — liail seven en- 

 tries, eai>turing seven first ])ri/.es, a mar- 

 velous record. 



Grading Roses. 



Peirce Myers has put into operation 

 for his firm, Myers & Samtman, a .sys- 

 tem of grading roses by inches instead 

 of by names that may not be uniform. 



His grades arc ten inches, fifteen 

 inches, twenty inches, twenty-four 

 inches and twentj-seven inches. The 

 firm's custoniers find the method satis- 

 factory, because tliey can tell what they 

 are getting, whereas the length of stem 

 of a special, an extra or a first is not 

 necessarily binding. 



Various Notes. 



The Bickmore Greenhouses have prob- 

 ably the most wonderful collection of 

 bulbs on their jdace, at Wallingford, 

 Pa., that have ever been flowered there 

 at Easter. They have 60,000 hyacinths, 

 daffodils and tulips in pots and pans. 

 Their lilies, giganteum and formosum, 

 are extremely fine. They also have good 

 roses, hydrangeas, ferns and miscel- 

 laneous plants. 



Henry A. Drcer, Inc., has sent an ex- 

 hibit of choice stock from Eiverton to 

 Indianapolis. 



Kuthcrford W. King is planning to 

 erect two greenhouses, 50x200 feet each, 

 on his place, at Holmes, Pa. 



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^m By Request— 



A "go-getter" assortment of 



Patrician 



Fancy 



Candles 



18 Square Candles that retail for 15c each 



40 Twisted Candles that retail for 10c each 



12 Hand-Dipped Candles that retail for 35c each 



30 Hand-Dipped Candles that retail for 25c each 



20 Hand-Dipped Candles that retail for 15c each 



Colors, assorted— Red, PiDk, Blue, Green. Yellow, Mahogany, 

 Lavender, Rose, White. 



These 120 Candles for only $10.00 



Cash with order. 

 SPECIAL-1 Doz. 8-in. MahogaDy Candlesticks, $3.00 



William T. Usinger, Centory eidg., Pittsburgh, Pa. 



Arthur A. Niessen is attending the 

 big western event. 



Harold Koberts, formerly of the Floral 

 Exchange and the Florex Gardens, is 



erecting the Jennings greenhouses at 

 Tullytown, near Bristol. 



Richard Umphried and "William C. 

 Dunning dissolved partnership March 



