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January 21, 1915. 



The Florists^ Review 



NEW ROSES 



FOR SPRING DELIVERY 



MRS. F. F. THOMPSON 



WHITE SHAWYER 



Beautiful shell-piiik. Pure white. 



Both sports of Mrs. Geo. Shawjer. If you handle the parent successfully, you certainly must in- 

 vestigate these two roses. Just as good; just as free growing and just as remunerative. 



SEPTEMBER MORN 



(Turner) 

 Light pink Rose from California. "A RoEe by any other name might Emell as sweet," but this is 

 the sweetest Rose we have ever grown. 



HOOSIER BEAUTY . 



Dorner's crimson; seems to be the king in its color. 

 NOW GRAFTING ALL THE ABOVE. PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR EARLY DELIVERY. 



Grafted stock $35.00 per 100; $300.00 per HOC 



Own Root stock 30.00 per 100; 250.00 per lOLO 



1914 VARIETIES 



Ophelia; Hadley; Prince d'Arenberg; Killamfy Brilliant: Madam Heniott. 

 Grafted $17.60 per 100; $160 00 per 1000 Own Root $12 60 per 100; $120.00 per 1000 



Th«sa varieties with a lull Hat off Novelty mums and Carnatlona, fully deacrlbed In our Catalogue, 



which will be mclled ffor the asking. 



CHAS. H. TOTTY, Madison, N. J. 



Attention^ Retailers! 



During the next thirty days we will cut 150,000 flowers of GOLDEN SPUR. Every- 

 one knows this large, golden, trumpet Narcissus, called by some Jonquil, by others single 

 Daffodil. Our flowers are from Holland grown bulbs, and are much superior in size 

 and substance to French and English Golden Spur and Trumpet Major. 



The price, until further notice, is $5.00 per 100. In lots of 500 or more, $40.CO per 1000. 

 Inquiries invited from those who can use large quantities. I am in a position to take 

 care of your large or small orders, and will prepay shipments and guarantee safe 

 arrival to points as far as Chicago, St. Louis, Washington, New York and Boston. If 

 you are in the market, telegraph or write me. 



DAVID J. SCOTT, Corfu, N. Y. 



