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May 18, 1922 



The Florists^ Review 



Such headlines as the above and similar ones would lead a prospective buyer to believe he was 

 about to get something for nearly nothing but an order placed these days on a basis of 

 Slaughtered Prices usually results in his getting almost something for a heap of his hard 

 earned dollars. 



The facts are. Slaughtered Stock can be bought any time of the year at apparently low prices, 

 but every producer who keeps even a check book record on production costs knows that 

 under conditions of the past few years, reasonable prices must be paid for reasonable qual- 

 ity and that the only real bargain is Fancy Stock at a Fair price. 



We have no kiln-dried runt stock to offer, neither do we claim a quantity sufficient to supply 

 the world, but are usually in a position to ship one or two carloads of real, live, healthy, 

 growing plants that will prove their value to the planter at digging time and if you want 

 both quality and service at a Fair price, we are here to serve you. 



You will find all the big boys and a lot of little ones who know real quality and service, 

 recorded in our customers' rate book and if your name does not already appear in this book, 

 we are ready to add it to a long list of satisfied customers. 



In the face of the lowest price advertised on Own Root Roses from 2 J/^ -inch pots for Forcing 

 juid L inin g Out, we can save you money and your request for prices on large or small quan- 

 tities will receive our prompt and careful attention. 



We have ready for immediate shipment, varieties as listed below in quantities of Fancy 

 Stock, also a large number of other standard kinds for forcing and bedding. We will be 

 pleased to submit a complete list of these with prices. 



There will be no surplus of Field Grown Roses this fall or next spring and even though space 

 for planting may be limited, it will pay you to plant the limit. 



Alexander Hill Gray, T, yellow 

 Baby Dorothy, POLY, pink. 

 Baby Echo. POLY, soft pink ^ 

 Baby Rambler, POLY, red 

 Baby TausencUchoen, POLY, pink 

 Bet* Lovett, W, clear bright red 

 Blumenxchmidt, T, yellow 

 BrideamaMl, T, pink 

 Burbank, C, red 

 Catherine Zeimet, POLY, white 

 Christine Wright, W, pinl& 

 Climbing American Beauty, 



red 

 ClothUde Soupert, H. POLY. 

 Columbia, HT. pink 

 Crusader, HT. crimson 

 Dorothy Perkins, W. pink 

 Ellen Poulsen, POLY, pink 

 Etoile de France, HT, red 

 Etoile de Lyon, T, yellow 

 Excelsa, W, red 



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pinh 



Frank Dunlop, HT. pink 



Frau Karl Druschki, HP, white 



General MacArthur, HT, red 



Elger, Geo., POLY, yellow 



Gruss an Teplitz, C, red 



Helen Gould, HT, red 



Hermosa, C, pink 



Herz. Marie Antoinette, HT, yellow 



Jessie, POLY, red 



Jonkheer J. L. Mock, HT, pink 



Killamey, HT, pink 



Kaiserin Aug. Victoria, HT, white 



Lady Hillingdon, T, yellow 



La France, HT, pink 



La Mame, POLY, salmon rose 



Mme. Abel Chatenay, HT, pink 



Mme. Colette Martinet, HT, yellow 



Mme. Jules Grolex, HT, red 



Magna Charta, HP. rose 



Maman Cochet, T. pink 



Marechal Niel, CLB.T. yellow 

 Marie Guillot, T, white 

 Melody, HT, yellow 

 Mrs. Aaron Ward, HT, yellow 

 Mrs. B. R. Cant, T, rosy red 

 Mrs. Chas. Russell, HT. red 

 Mrs. Wm. Cutbush, POLY, pink 

 Mile. Fran. Kruger, T, coppery 



yellow. 

 My Maryland, HT, pink 

 Pres. Taft, HT. pink 

 Radiance, HT, pink 

 Red Letter Day, HT, red 

 Rhea Reid, HT, red 

 Richmond, HT, red 

 Rosiere, POLY, deep pink 

 Souv. de Pierre Netting, T, yellow 

 Souv. de Pres. Carnot, HT, flesh 

 The Bride, T, white 

 White Maman Cochet, T. white 

 W. R. Smith, T, pink 



American Rose & Plant Co. 



Producers of Plants that Grow and Bloom 



Springfield, Ohio 





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