Jdnb 29. 1922 



The Rorists^ Review 



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Fraser's Florists' Flower Seeds 



California Flower Seed and Bulb Growers 

 New Calendula Mignonetta 



King of Kintfs, Improved Orange Frasev's Red Monster, one of the 



Sypsophila Elegans Grandiflora 



(Covent Garden Strain) 



King Tr. Pkt.. $1.00; Oz., $2.50 



Queen of Queens, Improved Lemon 

 Queen. ...Tr. Pkt.. $1.00; Oz., $2.50 



Candytuft 



Giant Roman Hyacinth-Flowered, 



White Oz.. 50o; )^ lb.. $1.50 



Centaurea Cyanus Flore-Pleno 



(Double Cornflower) 

 Double Blue,Tr. Pkt., SOc; Oz.. $1.50 



Celoslas 



Eraser's Giant Pampas Plumed 



Tr. Pkt., $1.00 



Cineraria 



(Improved) 



Eraser's Stellata, Star-shaped, tall 

 >^0z.. $3.00; KOz., $12.00 



Fraser's Giant Prize. Large -flower- 

 ing Semi-dwarf Tr. Pkt., $1.00 



finest of all Mignonettes for forciig; Pure White Oz.. 2Sc; lb., $1.50 



color coppery bronze, Tr. Pkt., 2Sc; 



Oz.. $1.00 



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New Myosotis 



(Novelty) 

 Winter Flowering Harding Blue 



..Tr. Pkt.. $1.00; 3 Tr. Pkts., $2.00 



Primula Malacoides firandiflora 



Giant Lilac, Big Baby Primrose 

 Tr. Pkt., 50c; JiOz., $1.00 



fiiant Pansles 



Eraser's Ruffled Monsters 



L. A. Ruffled Monsters Tr. 



Pkt., $1.00; H Oz, $5.00; Oz., $10.00 



Viola Papilio 



Butterfly Pansy, blue 



Tr. Pkt..50c;Oz.. $4.00 



New Early Brompton Stocks 



Easter Rose Pink 

 rAaAOLllAjCALIrUnNIA Easter White,Tr. Pkt., 50c; Oz.. $2.00 



Fraser & Son 



Butch Garden* 



spicuous corners of the windows. Baskets 

 of early outdoor flowers hold the promi- 

 nent places, with potted begonias, both 

 flowering and foliage, interspersed. 

 With two weeks of sunshine the market 

 will be flooded with late spring stock. 

 Garden rosea are showing sparingly and 

 reports from the field are that every- 

 thing in flower vegetation is looking 

 better than usual, but later in flowering. 



Some kind of pest has appeared in 

 this vicinity this season which bites a 

 hole the size of a pea in the foliage. 

 All kinds of foliage are attacked — trees, 

 shrubs and even dagger ferns. The dam- 

 ago is done at niglit, and no trace of 

 the pest can be seen during the day. 

 The camping season is on here, as the 

 tent caterpillar has appeared in danger- 

 ous numbers. 



As Peter Benthicn was coming to 

 town with a load of flowers and plants 

 for delivery, a motorcycle, with side car 

 attached, passed him. going in the same 

 direction. In the side car Mr. Benthien 

 noticed several familiar-looking potted 

 plants and, either from habit or curios- 

 ity, he took the license number. On 

 arriving in town liis suspicions were 

 verified, as several of his orders close 

 to the rear end of the truck wore short a 

 plant or two. lie sent the motorcyclists 

 a bill for them. The police advised him 

 to give the person a chance to settle the 

 claim before urging the matter further. 



SEATTLE, WASH, 



The Market. 



General trade conditions were un- 

 changed last week, and there has been 

 rather a light demand. This has been 

 especially true of transient business, 



''California" Plant Tub 



(REDWOOD) 



The "California" Plant Tub Is a special 

 product for Florists and Nurserymen. Ex- 

 port workmanship, artistic lines, harmo- 

 nious color and substantial quality. Mado 

 from sek'cted No. 1 Redwooil, bound with 

 electri<nlly welded wire hoops. No better 

 tub made. 



NET WH0LES.4LE PRICE LIST 

 Size Kaoh Doz. 100 



8-inrh $0.H.") $!».(Mt $ »>7.00 



Id-inch 1.10 11. .".0 84.00 



112-inch l.tJO l<i.."iO lUl.OO 



14-inch 2.:i.-. 2."). 00 187.00 



ll'.-inch -• tiO i;».(M» ■J12.0(l 



18-inch .'t.-.'.". .'i.^LdO L'dti.dO 



20-inch :i.K.-. 42.00 322.00 



22-in( h .".2."i ."7. no 441.00 



24-nch 7.2r, 78.00 .")!».-..00 



30-inch 10.7.'. 120.00 910.00 



F. O. W. Factory. T.os .\nErelP.=. 

 Prki .s Subject to chanBc Without Notice. 



Roy F. Wilcox & Co.. Nontebello, Cal. 



.Miinuiacti^rers 

 Wholesale Florisis and Nurserymen 



ADIANTUM 



And all classes of Greens 



WE SUPPLY ONLY THE BEST 

 Send for prices on 2-inch Maidenhair. 



TASSANO BROS. 



Arteria Noraeries ARTESIA. CAL 



despite the fact that there have been 

 large numbers of tourists in the city. 

 This condition is laid to the activity of 

 various civic and fraternal organiza- 

 tions in seeing that all incoming tour- 

 ists are greeted at the stations and ho- 

 tels with flowers coming from home gar- 

 dens. 



There has been a fair run of general 

 decorations, although none of the wed- 

 ding work this season has reached the 



MEXICAN IVY 



Fresh from tke Northern Woo^ 



HUMBOLDT EVERGREEN CO. 



FORTUNA, CALIFORNIA 



magnitude of that which helped the 

 trade so much last year. There have 

 been more small social functions to re- 

 port lately. 



There are no notable additions to the 

 list of stock, while all the old offerings 

 are plentiful. Roses are coming along 

 faster than ever and are of fine qual- 

 ity, with improvement noted on carna- 

 tions and columbines. The peonies com- 

 ing to hand are such as to attract ac- 



