Fbbbdaby 25, 1915. 



The Florists' Review 



71 



"New and True" Primula Seed 



Primulas have been my main specialty for years and my strains are positively the best in existence and l<nown as tlie best 

 by thousands of florists. Strictly fresh seed now on hand, every grain will germinate and make a plant under right conditions. 

 Sow now for best results. Cultural direction with every order. Save this page for prices. 



Tr. pkt. 



.$0.7.". 



. I.I 



l'RIMri..\ OBCOXICA GRAM)IFI.OR.\ 



Tr. pkt. Tr. pkt. 



Allm, pure white $0.40 $0.7."> 



Applehlossum 40 .7."> 



Coeriilea, light blue 40 .7.") 



Crispa, light pink, wavy petal.s, pkt. 40c 



Kermesina, carmine 40 .7."i 



Oculata. dark eyed 40 .7;" 



Purpurascens, dark purplish 40 .7.". 



Rosea splendens, bright rose 40 .7.". 



Sangiiinea, blood red 40 .7." 



Violacea, dark lilac 40 .7.". 



Mixed colors 40 .7.-, 



Collection of i/i Tr. pkt. of each color ;<.7r. 



Collection of 1 Tr. pkt. of each color (!.70 



Collection of C colors, 10<;i discount. 



TRIM! I,.\ OIKOMC.V (JR.WDIKI.OHA, KRIN(iKI) 



Tr. pkt. 



Alba, white $0.40 



Kermesina, carmine 40 



Lilacina, light lilac [40 



Rosea, rose 40 



Vlolai'ca, dark lilac .40 



Mixed colors 40 



Collection of '/i Tr. pkt. of each color 



Collection of 1 Tr. pkt. of each color 



FR1MUL.\ OBCONICA <;l<i.\NTE.\ 



A True Giant FlowerinK Strain '^^ 



- , ,, Tr. pkt, Tr 



Appleblossoin $0.00 



Kermesina, carmine '(iy 



Lilacina, light lilac 'oo 



Oculata, dark eyed [qq 



Purpurea, dark purple 'oo 



Rosea, bright rose .'..'.' [qq 



Mixed colors ^60 



Fimbriata mixed ]co 



Collection, Vi Tr. pkt. each color 



Colleetion, 1 Tr. pkt. each color 



PRIMULA CHINENSIS 



Fresh seed also on hand, best strains procurable of the Large 

 Flowering IjYinged in separate colors, Select Named Varieties. 

 the Giant Flowering Fringed and the Star Shaped. 



J. L. SCHILLER, 



1.7.-. 



.3 2.- 



pkt. 

 $1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 1.00 

 3.50 



BEGONIAS 



The following are perhaps the nio.st important varieties for 

 bedding. They are of dwarf habit, have large flowers, produced 

 abundantly; do equally well in shade or .sun and are the best 

 varieties for Christmas sales. Tr. pkt. 



146. (Gracilis Bonfire, bright scarlet with lirowni.sh green 



foliage, finest bedder $0.1.'> 



H". " Gloire de Chatelaine, bright pink ,")0 



Hf. " Luminosa, fiery red, d;irk foliage .50 



US*. " Prima Donna, bright rose, charming .^O 



150. Semperflorens Triumph, white 50 



MYOSOTIS RCTH FISHER 



The largest flowering of all Forget-Me-.Xots. of the purest 

 sky-blue color. It is of dwarf, compact growth, with broad, 

 dark green foliage, and makes an ideal plant. It may be lifted 

 from frames as needed during winter and potted up in pans and 

 forced into bloom in a moderate temperature within a few weeks, 

 selling as readily as the best Cyclamen. .Seed very scarce. Tr 

 Pkt. of 200 seeds, 50 cts. 



PETUNIAS 



Grandiflora, very large flowers with beautiful and distinct 

 colors. Tr. pkt., .'iOc. 



(irandiflora Fringed Mixed, same as above, but with frineed 

 flowers. Tr. pkt.. 50c. 



Grandiflora Superhissima .Mixed, the choicest, a giant flowering 

 strain with deeply fringed edges and beautiful markings in the 

 colors. Vs Tr. pkt.. COc ; Tr. pkt.. $1.00. 



tirandiflora Double Fringed Mixed, the best procurable, pro- 

 <lucing about 45 per cent very double deeply fringed flowers 

 ',0 Tr. pkt.. (!0c; Tr. pkt., $1.00. 



Oueen of the Balconies, a large flowering, deep purple with 

 white center, of rapid growth, sunproof, excellent for vases or 

 window boxes. '/i> Tr. pkt., 00c; Tr. pkt., $1.00. 



Infiata, a small flowering trailing variety for hanging baskets 

 or porch boxts. covered with bright crimson flowiMs. Fkt.. 15c. 



.SOI..\Nl'.>I "niRISTJI.AS " 



Originated with me and is a cross of Capsicastrum x Fra 

 Diavido. The old Capsicastrum never berried very freely and the 

 berries were usually hidden by the foliage. Fra Diavolo though 

 the berries are small, displayed them to greatest advantage and 

 produced them abundantly. The new variety "Christmas" has 

 the foliage and size of berry from Capsicastrum and the charac- 

 ter of display from Fra Diavolo; holding the fruit for a long 

 tiin.'. -Christmas" will prove a seller of importance and will 

 if it stays constant, supersede any other Solanum of Its type' 

 Tr. pkt 10.50 



TOLEDO, OHIO 



