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The Florists^ Review 



July «, 1922 



uot be there long, judging from the rate 

 at which they are being logged. 



Julius Eppstein has been busy with 

 baskets, some of which were sent as 

 tributes to visiting police chiefs, attend- 

 ing their international convention here. 



The Terminal Florist made elaborate 

 tributes for the funeral of Captain 

 Lonroth, late popular master of the 

 8. S. Sonoma. Tlie Oceanic Steamship 

 Co. sent its flag, made in red and white 

 carnatioHB, roses, marigolds, etc., and 

 another big floral offering, with the 

 star of the company in crimson sweet 

 peas. 



L. Picetti, manager for the Charles 

 C. Navlet Co., states that summer busi- 

 ness is better than usual this year. "On 

 account of the late season, bedding 

 plants are still moving. Work is start- 

 , ing on summer-planting bulbs and we 

 are looking forward to having a large 

 quantity of our own home-grown 

 anemone bulbs and ranunculus," said 

 Mr. Picetti. 



Enomoto & Co. are completing the 

 drying of a quantity of helichrysum. 



Last week Domoto Bros, received 

 about 25,000 mats in a variety of col- 

 ors from Japan. They are also show- 

 ing some new French baskets designed 

 to carry over the arm. 



The United Flower & Supply Co. is 

 showing a wide assortment of immor- 

 telles of many different kinds, both 

 dried and green. A window of potted 

 cockscombs is attracting attention, ow- 

 ing to the luxuriance of the many va- 

 rieties. 



General Gooch, of Darbee's, is enjoy- 

 ing a brief vacation. The store has 

 been busy with funeral work. E. E. 

 and Mrs. Darbee, together with their 

 son, Andrew, sailed from New York on 

 the Olympic, June 24. M. M. 



' PORTLAND, OBE. 



Bose Festival. 



The wholesalers and retailers have 

 passed through a busy week in general, 

 being rose festival week. Many par- 

 ticipated in the floral exhibits in the 

 rose festival center, which is the main 

 feature for the public. The following 

 were among the exhibitors: The city 

 park 'bureau, with several beds of fine 

 shrubbery and flowering plants; J. B. 

 Pilkington, with two beds of fine ever- 

 greens in tubs; Wilson-Crout-Gehr Co., 

 with various bedding and border plants; 

 Holden Floral Co., with a fine lot of 

 spira?as in bloom; O. E. Panzer, with 

 various bedding plants, among which 

 was a fine lot of Elks petunias; Swiss 

 Floral Co., with various bedding plants 

 and a few novelties, which attracted a 

 great deal of attention from the public; 

 Mountain View Floral Co., with French 

 hydrangeas, roses in pots and various 



Slants to make the bed complete; 

 eorge Goes, with various bedding 

 plants, including a large quantity of 

 scarlet geraniums; Rahn & Herbert Co., 

 with Dorothy Perkins roses in pots, 

 ageratums, balsams, etc.; Fred M. 

 Young, with some fine lace flowers, 

 which attracted a good deal of atten- 

 tion from the public; Clarke Bros., with 

 a large exhibit of fine geraniums in 5- 

 inch pots— S. A. Nutt, E. G. Hill, Mrs. 

 Brown Potter — and various plants and 

 perennials to make the show complete. 

 By all the indications, the general pub- 

 lic was more than pleased with the 

 showing the florists made this year. 



The floral parade took place Friday 

 afternoon, June 23. Many first and 



ZVOLANEK'S 



Winter 

 Orchid-Flowering 



Sweet Pea Seed 



1 oz. 



Zvolanek's ChHstioM Pink Orchid, bicolor $0.50 



Zvolanek's Pink, more intense than Zvolanek's Rose.... 2.50 



Zvolanek's Rose, famous shell pink 2.00 



Miss Louise Gude, shell piak 60 



Mrs. Skach, pink 40 



Mrs. Jos. Manda, dark pink 40 



Zvolanek's White, largest white-seeded white 2.00 



Bridal Veil, well known whit>-seeded 60 



Mrs. M. Spanolin, black-seeded white 60 



Watr hung Orchid, black seeded while 60 



Ed. Zvolanek, largest lavender 2.00 



Mrs. Chas. Zvolanek, wtll known lavender 60 



Zvolanek's Blue, best blue 60 



Zvolanek's Pale Blue 40 



Zvolanek's Marquis, navy blue 50 



Zvolanek's Beauty, fiety dark rose 60 



Zvolanek's Orange, fiery scarlet orange .60 



Zvolanek's Red, largest and best red 60 



Zvolanek's Carmine, darker than Zvulanek's Beauty... .60 

 Zvolanek's Lilac 50 



These are a few of the best commercial varieties that will be visAs for shipment about 

 July 5th. Many others will b<> ready August 1st. Send for a complete list of our many 

 other Winter- Flowering Sweet Peas. 



Ant. C. Zvolanek & Sons, Lompoc, California 



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Primula Obconica 



My well known strain 



2Ji-iiich pots $ e.OOperlOO 



4 -inch pots 20.00perl00 



Primula Obconica Seed, mixed or leparato 

 varieties. 



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'^The Ferneries" 



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NORWOOD FERNS 



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Asparagus Plumosus 



2-inch and 2H-inch, $45.0« pfr 1000. 



1417 Eut 5»th Street, 

 LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



Superior Nursery, 



Boston Ferns 



Each 



6-inch $0.75 



7-inch 1.25 



Wbltmanll, 6-inch 75 



Green Bamboo Stakes, Just arrived 



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3-ft -i.SO per 1000 



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2311 73rd Avenue 

 OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 



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Aqatl«Kla Caernloa, 2 lA In., tS.fiO per 100. 

 Aqallecria Chrrsantha, 3-1d. pota, SS.OO per 



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price. 

 Canipannla Persidfolla, blue or white, 3-1d., 



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P0IIISETTI4 STOCK PLANTS 



PAUL ECKE, 122C Haywwtk Av*., Is* Aagaiss, Cal. 



ERIC JAMES 



Wliolesale Grower of 



Palmi, Ferns and Flowerinf 

 Plants in Season 



8635 Foothffl Blvd.. OAKLAND, CALIF. 



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